Living Wills
It is Never too Late for a Living Will
An important consideration that must go into your estate plan is the type of medical treatment that you prefer. At The Farrar Law Firm, we will help you create an advance healthcare directive, often referred to as a living will, to designate your wishes concerning your medical treatment options when you cannot express them personally. You can also designate who you wish to make health care decisions with a healthcare power of attorney. You can choose who you wish to control your finances by assigning a durable power of attorney to a designated representative.
It is never too early to draft a living will, however, it can become too late to do so. Leaving your spouse or children to decide on your medical treatment choices often leaves families in emotional turmoil. By making the decision now, while you have full physical and mental capacity, you can put your family at ease about your final wishes. Contact our offices (850) 434-8904 to speak with one of our experienced estate planning attorneys in Pensacola to schedule a free consultation about our complete range of affordable estate planning services for every generation.
