Individual documents

Living Will

Instructions in your own words about life-prolonging procedures, artificial nutrition and hydration, and comfort care — for the situation where you cannot communicate them yourself.

Your own written instructions about life-prolonging treatment, so nobody has to guess.

$342single
$445married

Married pricing covers both spouses — two full sets of documents at up to 30% combined savings.

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What it spares your family

Without a living will, the decision falls to the people who love you, in a hospital corridor, with no idea what you would have wanted and often no agreement among themselves. The document does not make the moment easier. It makes it clear, and it takes the weight of the choice off them.

What you get to specify

You are not choosing from two boxes. The instructions can be as specific as you want.

  • Whether life-prolonging procedures should be withheld or withdrawn, and under what conditions
  • Artificial nutrition and hydration
  • Comfort care and pain management
  • Any personal, religious or cultural directions that matter to you

How you get it done

You answer plain-English questions online, at whatever hour suits you. Your documents are assembled from templates a Florida estate planning attorney wrote and keeps current. Then you sign, with witnessing and notarization handled online where Florida law allows it, and your documents are stored where your family can find them. If you want an attorney to look at your plan or handle it for you, that is available separately.

What's included

  • Living Will drafted to Florida requirements
  • Your specific instructions, not a checkbox form
  • Attorney-written Florida templates

What it does not cover

  • Naming a decision-maker — that is the Healthcare POA
  • Financial authority
  • A DNR order, which is a medical order signed by your physician

Is this you?

If none of these quite fit, that is worth a conversation rather than a guess.

  • Anyone with a firm view about life-prolonging treatment
  • People with a diagnosis who want the decision settled in advance
  • Anyone who does not want their family carrying that choice alone

Living will, answered.

More general questions live on the questions page.

Do I need a healthcare power of attorney too?

Yes, in practice. A living will covers a narrow set of end-of-life circumstances; a healthcare POA covers every other medical decision.

Can I change it later?

Yes. You can revoke or replace it at any time while you have capacity.

Three ways forward.

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