Advance Health Directive

This document template allows a Maryland resident to appoint a health care agent and provide instructions for end-of-life care.

This document template provides a Virginia resident with the ability to appoint an agent to make health care decisions, receive protected health information, and provide instructions for a terminal illness, as well as direct an anatomical gift.

This document template provides an advance directive for health care for a competent adult residing in Alabama, including instructions regarding particular health care treatments and notes and drafting tips.

This online document is a Georgia-specific advance directive that allows an individual to appoint an agent to make health care decisions on their behalf and provide instructions for particular treatments, including life-sustaining treatments, organ donation, and disposition of remains.

This document template allows a New Jersey resident to appoint a health care representative to make health care decisions, including instructions for life-sustaining treatments and end-of-life care.

This document template allows a Tennessee resident to appoint someone to make health care decisions, including instructions for life-sustaining treatments or end-of-life care.

This document template creates an advance health care directive in Oregon that allows an individual to appoint a health care representative and provide instructions for health care treatments, including end of life-care.

This document template allows a New Jersey resident to provide instructions to a health care provider regarding mental health medications, treatments, and admission into a mental health facility, and appoint a third party to make decisions if necessary, with integrated notes and drafting tips.

This document template allows a California resident to appoint an agent to make health care decisions and receive health care information, with the option to include instructions for particular treatments, including life-sustaining and end-of-life care.

This document allows an individual in New Hampshire to appoint an agent to make health care decisions and provide instructions regarding health care treatments, including the withholding or withdrawing of life-sustaining treatments.

An advance health care directive in Utah allows a declarant to express preferences for health care treatments and to appoint an agent to make decisions if the declarant is unable to do so, including directives for withholding or withdrawing life-sustaining treatments.

This document template allows an adult to authorize an agent to make health-care decisions and receive health information on their behalf, as well as provide written instructions for withholding or withdrawing life-sustaining treatments.

This document template allows individuals in Hawaii to provide written instructions and authorize an agent to make health-care decisions on their behalf, including directives for life-sustaining treatments or end-of-life care.

This document template allows a Mississippi resident to appoint an agent to make health-care decisions and receive health information on their behalf.

This document template provides a checklist for counsel to use during an initial estate planning conference with a client to ensure all essential issues are addressed and to serve as a reminder of any issues not discussed.

This document template allows a Florida resident to appoint a health care surrogate to make health care decisions and receive health information on their behalf, with the option to include instructions for particular treatments, including life-sustaining and end-of-life care.

This document template allows individuals to provide instructions for medical treatment in the event of a terminal or irreversible condition, as well as express religious or moral considerations.

This document template allows a Minnesota resident to appoint a health care agent to make health care decisions and provide personal instructions regarding health care treatments, including life-sustaining treatments or end-of-life care.

This document template creates an advance health care directive in Washington, allowing a declarer to provide instructions for the withholding, withdrawing, or continued administration of life-sustaining treatment in the event of a terminal or irreversible condition.

This document template allows a South Carolina resident to appoint a health care agent to make health care decisions and receive health care information on their behalf, including instructions regarding particular health care treatments and directives regarding life-sustaining treatments or end-of-life care.

This document template allows Massachusetts residents to appoint a health care proxy to make health care decisions, including personal instructions for treatments and end-of-life care.

This document template provides a New York resident with the ability to appoint a health care agent to make health care decisions and includes instructions for particular treatments, including life-sustaining and end-of-life care, as well as links to a Practice Note for counsel.

This document template creates an instruction directive (living will) in New Jersey, allowing individuals to state their preferences for medical treatment, particularly in regards to end-of-life decisions.

This document template creates a living will in Florida, providing individuals with the ability to make end-of-life decisions and containing links to a Practice Note for counsel.

This document template enables individuals to make end-of-life decisions in the event of a terminal illness.

This document template creates a living will in New York, allowing individuals to state preferences for medical treatment and end-of-life decisions, with links to a Practice Note for counsel.

This document template allows a Kentucky resident to appoint a health care surrogate to make health care decisions in the event of incapacitation, as well as to direct the giving of their body for authorized purposes under Kentucky law.

This template allows individuals in Connecticut to express their wishes for end-of-life care and appoint a health care representative to make decisions on their behalf, with HIPAA release language included.

This will provides for an outright distribution of the testator's estate to the surviving spouse or partner if they are survived, and a distribution of the estate in separate equal shares to the testator's surviving children or more remote descendants if not.

This will provides for the distribution of an unmarried individual's estate in New Jersey to their surviving children or more remote issue in a testamentary trust, creating a pot trust for the youngest child and then dividing the assets into separate shares.