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Estate planning isn't just about what happens to you when you die. You also have to consider how your "estate" (all the stuff you own) will be managed in the event that you are not able to do it yourself like you are now. If you are incapacitated during an illness or accident, even temporarily, you won't be able to tell the doctor what course of treatment you want or whether you want to continue with life sustaining treatment if there is no hope of recovery. As with all things estate planning, if you don't decide now, someone, probably a judge or a doctor you've never met, will decide for you. The same is true for your finances, so be sure to see our Financial Documents section.
No mater which "purchase" button you press, your purchase won’t be finalized until you’ve spoken with a lawyer. A WillNation attorney will help you understand your needs and select the right products with you. So don’t spend a lot of time fretting over which product you need. We’re here to help you with that.
| WillNation's Health Care package includes all our Health Care documents: a Health Care Power of Attorney, a Living Will, a Mental Health Power of Attorney, and Do Not Resuscitate Instructions
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This document designates who will make decisions about your health care if you cannot.
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A living will lets you designate many of your health care preferences in advance, including whether (and how) you want to "pull the plug," to guide your agent.
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This specialized document tells doctors and medical personnel what your desires are during a medical crisis.
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| This document designates who will make decisions for you in the event of incapacity due to mental illness and addresses some of the unique questions that arise in the event of a mental breakdown. |
Disclaimer: No information on this site should be construed as legal advice. It is offered for information only. Legal advice requires the application of legal knowledge to your specific situation.
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