Living Wills

A Living Will is really not a Will at all, since it takes effect prior to your death. A Living Will is a declaration to healthcare providers as to what treatment you do or do not want to have administered should you be in a persistent vegetative state or terminally ill and are not able to communicate your present desires to your healthcare providers. To be valid, Living Wills must be written and signed in the format given to us by the State legislature. Many people favor using Living Wills to ensure that they are not technically kept alive while beyond the hope of recovery.

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