Montana Estate Planning FAQs

• Q: What Is Advance Care Planning?
  A: It`s the decision­making process about the care you want to receive if you were unable to communicate or make decisions for yourself based on understanding your … More
• Q: What Is An Advance Directive?
  A: 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 … More
• Q: What Is A Living Will?
  A: It is your documented directions to health care providers for the end­of­life treatment you do and do not want if you are terminally ill, cannot speak or make … More
• Q: What Is Power Of Attorney?
  A: It is a document appointing another person to make financial or business decisions. The Power of Attorney can be specially prepared so that it is valid if you ever … More
• Q: What Is Power Of Attorney For Health Care?
  A: It's a document appointing another person of your choice as your Representative to make all health care decisions for you at any point in your life if you cannot speak … More
• Q: What Is A Representative?
  A: A Representative is a person appointed in a power of attorney for health care to make health care decisions on your behalf only if you cannot communicate or make … More
• Q: What Is A Will?
  A: A Will is a document that states how you wish your possessions to be distributed after your death.
• 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

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