Living Will / Advance Directive
State your medical wishes before you can't.
A Living Will (Advance Directive) states your wishes for end-of-life and life-sustaining medical treatment, and can name a healthcare agent to make decisions the document doesn't cover.
- Ensures your medical wishes are followed, and known, if you can't communicate them yourself
- Relieves family members from having to guess or argue about what you'd have wanted
- Names a healthcare agent to decide on anything the document doesn't explicitly cover
What you get.
- Ensures your medical wishes are followed, and known, if you can't communicate them yourself
- Relieves family members from having to guess or argue about what you'd have wanted
- Names a healthcare agent to decide on anything the document doesn't explicitly cover
- Includes a HIPAA authorization so your agent can actually access your medical information
Choose your tier.
Standard
- Living Will / Advance Directive, state-specific
- Healthcare agent designation
- HIPAA authorization form included
How it works.
- 01
State your treatment wishes
Life support, resuscitation, artificial nutrition and other end-of-life decisions, in the specific terms your state's form uses.
- 02
Name a healthcare agent
Someone you trust to make decisions on anything the document itself doesn't cover.
- 03
We build your state-specific document
States use different forms and terminology (Living Will, Advance Directive, sometimes combined with healthcare POA) — we use yours.
- 04
You sign it and share copies
Give copies to your healthcare agent, your doctor and close family — a document only your attorney has on file doesn't help in an emergency room.
Code Craft is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This section provides self-help document filing services at your specific direction. Use of this service does not create an attorney-client relationship, and communications with Code Craft are not protected by attorney-client privilege. State and federal government filing fees are separate from our service fees and are not included in the prices shown. If your matter requires legal advice, please consult a licensed attorney in your state.
Questions about living will / advance directive.
A Living Will states your specific treatment wishes directly. A healthcare Power of Attorney names a person to make decisions on your behalf, including on situations the Living Will doesn't specifically address. Many states combine both into one Advance Directive document, which is what we prepare.
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