What if I executed a POA for Health Care in one state and then moved to another state? - What if I had a "second thought"? - What if my agent cannot perform?
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OUR LEGAL INFORMATION WILL HELP YOU TO BETTER UNDERSTAND ISSUES REGARDING TO YOUR HEALTH CARE AND PECUNIARY DECISIONS
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What does it mean "Luck of capacity"?
It means you can not understand the nature and consequences of the health care choices that are available to you, and, due to your physical condition you are unable to communicate your wishes to the world. ... More details | What if court invalidates my health care directive?
It is possible that a court could invalidate your document if it wasn't properly completed -- for example, if you did not meet your state's requirements for having the document notarized or witnessed. If this happens, however, it is still likely that ... More details | What if I executed a POA for Health Care in one state and then moved to another state?
Your living will may not be honored in another state. Both Power of Attorney for Health Care and Living Will are regulated by state laws, and there may be differences in requirements from state to state.
Therefore, it is better to have t ... More details | What if I had a "second thought"?
You may revoke both of these documents at any time while you are in good state of mind. Make sure you give the copies of the new Power of Attorney and Living Will to your physician, your agent and your family member. ... More details | What if my agent cannot perform?
It is better to appoint an alternate agent in case your original attorney-in-fact becomes unable or unwilling to act in your behalf. ... More details | What is "futile law"?
Futile Care laws have been enacted by California, Virginia and Texas. These laws enable doctors and hospitals to overturn the decisions of the family, whom despite the reality of the situation, still want to keep the patient alive, when there is no c ... More details | What is artificial nutrition and hydration?
Artificial nutrition and hydration means invasive procedures such as tubes and intravenous feeding. It does not include the natural process of eating foods and drinking fluids. ... More details | What is life-sustaining procedure?
A life-sustaining procedure is any mechanical or artificial means which sustains, restores or supplies a vital body function and which would only prolong the dying process for a terminal patient. Feeding tube, a mechanical respirator is an example. ... More details | What is Revocable Living Will?
A Revocable Living Will is one form of Advanced Directive. Other names for a Living Will are a "medical directive" or "medical declaration." A living will instructs your physician to administer no life-sustaining procedures should two physicians agre ... More details | What is terminal condition?
A terminal condition is an irreversible condition that, without life-sustaining procedures, will result in death in a relatively short time or a state of permanent unconsciousness from which recovery is very unlikely.
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How a Health Care Declaration and Health Care Power of Attorney Work
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Help Doctors with a Living Will
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