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What You Don't Know About Living Wills and Beyond
Despite the flood of information about living wills (advance directives) and health care powers of attorney generated by the Teri Schiavo case, which has highlighted these legally complex and emotionally charged issues, most people lack the legal guidance and information necessary to ensure that their wishes concerning medical decisions, treatment and care are followed. Unfortunately, many still do not have a living will, (advance directive) or health care power of attorney to provide guidance in the event they are unable to speak for themselve.
This article will talk about the difference in living wills, healthcare directives and durable power of attorney.
View What You Don't Know About Living Wills and Beyond (pdf)
Author: Harlan J. Stamper
Firm: Shughart Thomson & Kilroy, P.C.
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