What Is An Advance Directive?

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What Is An Advance Directive?

It is a legal document that provides directions for your health care in the event that you are unable to speak for yourself or make decisions. Your Advance Directive can include both power of attorney for health care and a living will.

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Q: How Do I Assure That My Advance Directive Is Honored?
A: Notarize your advance directive. Although most states will accept your advance directive without it being notarized, notarizing helps prove the document's authenticity … More