Advance medical directives, including living wills and health care powers of attorney, make it possible for people to give directions regarding when doctors should no longer keep them alive and who should make any medical decisions, if there are any to make.

With advance medical directives, you can make decisions now while you are still able and avoid the pain of having others make them later.

An estate planning attorney can guide you in creating an estate plan that fits your unique circumstances and can include medical directives.

Philip J. Kavesh
Nationally recognized attorney helping clients with customized estate planning guidance for over 40 years.
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