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The Most Effective Healthcare Power Attorney Directives

If you are in any complications of any health issue or you are not able to make your own health care decisions, then appoint someone else to make them for you. Call Herbert Law Office to find out more about advance health care directives.

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The Most Effective Healthcare Power Attorney Directives

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  1. The Most Effective Healthcare Power Attorney Directives There are several forms of advance health care directives that can be used to communicate your preferences to your loved ones if you are unable to do it yourself. An attorney can assist you in drafting these documents so that they are legal and enforceable in the event that they are challenged. The Herbert Law Office can assist you in the following areas: Living Wills A living will differ from a typical will in that it directs how assets are distributed after death. Instead, a living will specify your health-care preferences while you are still alive. A living will is also known as a "declaration" by some. It specifies the type of medical care you want and when you want it. Health Care Durable Power of Attorney A durable medical power of attorney is another instrument that can be used to make advance health care decisions. If you are unable to interact with health care providers, this paper allows you to name someone to make medical decisions for you. An "attorney-in-fact" is a term used to describe the person you choose.

  2. A Skilled Estate Planning Attorney Can Assist You Work with an attorney who is familiar with advance health care directives if you have questions about what will happen to you if you become disabled. These documents might help you take charge of your medical treatment. To learn more about advance health care directives, contact Herbert Law Office.

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