Living Wills
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A living will is a very different document than a last will and testament. It is also known as a health care directive or advance directive because it directs health care professionals and family members as to your wishes for end-of-life medical care, should you become unable to communicate them. At Hansen Law Office, PLLC we have helped many individuals with the creation of this important document. Our living wills lawyer can consult with you in detail as to your customized options, needs, and goals in creating all aspects of your estate planning.
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A living will lays out what type of medical interventions or treatments you wish or do not wish to undergo should you become physically unable to communicate your wishes due to illness, injury, or in end-of-life circumstances. Your living will can be as general or specific as you like. It may state that you do not want any life-prolonging measures applied should your condition be terminal or vegetative. A more specific document may outline what types of medical intervention you would allow or not allow, such as pain management, feeding tubes, ventilators, or resuscitation.
Other documents that can be used in connection with a living will include:
- Health Care Power of Attorney: Names another person to make medical decisions should you become incapacitated. This person is expected to understand what your wishes would be and make them accordingly.
- Durable Powers of Attorney: Gives someone else the authorization to handle your affairs should you become medically incapacitated, such as handling financial transactions and other personal matters.
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We handle every client on an individual basis, taking time to understand your unique situation, needs, and desires for all of aspects of your estate plan. We understand that the creation of a living will, health care proxy, and durable power of attorney can be an emotional matter. We will provide the guidance and care needed to help you move forward and establish control of these important issues.
For a free consultation regarding your living will and other estate planning needs,
contact us at (480) 300-4344.
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