Living Wills

Wills and Trusts are important for every person to know about. Before beginning a will or a trust, you should know the difference between them and how they are beneficial to you. Depending on your circumstances, one may suit you better than the other.
A trust allows you to be the grantor who […]

A living will is one of the two types of advance health directives available. A living will usually covers your directives as to what treatment you want, or don’t want, if you are ill and unable to give informed consent due to incapacity from the illness. Your living will is most often accompanied by a […]

It is an important decision to make to have a living will and naming a health care agent with your living will is also a very important decision to make. Your living will states what life supporting measures you want to have taken, if any, should you become terminally ill or incapacitated and unable to […]

What is a living will?A living will is a document that declares your choices for end of life care, should you become terminally ill or incapacitated and unable to speak for yourself. 
 When does a living will come into effect?
A living will comes into effect when two doctors certify that you have an incurable illness and […]

There is a lot of confusion about living wills and whether or not you require an attorney to draft and sign a living will. The most basic answer of whether or not you need a lawyer to draft your living will is no, you do not.
You do not need to have a lawyer oversee the […]