Secure Your End-of-Life Care with a Living Will.
A living will is a legal document that outlines a person’s end-of-life medical treatment preferences. It specifies what medical treatments the person would like to receive or not receive if they become unable to make decisions for themselves. The living will usually goes into effect if the person is terminally ill, in a permanent coma, or otherwise unable to communicate their medical treatment wishes.
To ensure your medical treatment preferences are honored: A living will specifies your end-of-life medical treatment wishes, ensuring that they are followed if you become unable to communicate them yourself.
To relieve family members of difficult decision-making: A living will can help ease the burden on loved ones by relieving them of the responsibility of making difficult medical decisions on your behalf.
To avoid disputes among family members: A living will can help prevent disagreements and disputes among family members about medical treatment decisions.
To provide peace of mind: Having a living will in place can provide peace of mind, knowing that your medical treatment wishes will be followed, even if you are unable to communicate them.
To ensure your personal values are reflected in your medical treatment: A living will can reflect your personal values and beliefs regarding medical treatment, ensuring that your end-of-life care aligns with your wishes.
Overall, a living will is a crucial part of estate planning, and it can help ensure that your end-of-life medical treatment is in accordance with your personal preferences and values.
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Drafting your own will is permitted by law, however, it’s advisable to seek professional assistance.