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Living Wills
Kissimmee
Living Will
Attorney
- Lawyer, providing professional
Living
Will
and other Probate
legal services in
Kissimmee, St Cloud, Orlando, Osceola &
Orange Counties and throughout the Central
Florida area.
A Living Will is a legal document which declares
a person's wishes regarding the receipt of:
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Life-prolonging
medical treatment
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Nutrition and hydration by
artificially or technologically supplied means
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Or other medical treatment decisions based upon specific
medical conditions where you are deemed to be a terminal condition or a permanently
unconscious state
The Living Will is
a Declaration meant to be honored
by
a person's
family
and physicians
as potentially the final
expression of
a person's legal right to refuse any additional health care provided that
specific
conditions are met.
Unlike a
"Do Not Resuscitate Order" (DNR), a Living Will may only be implemented in the event that
a person is in a permanently unconscious state. A "permanently
unconscious state" is defined as an
irreversible
condition
in
which
a person is permanently
unaware of his or herself and his or her surroundings.
The
person must be examined by at least two different physicians, and both must agree
that a total loss of higher brain function exists and that
the patient is unable
to feel pain or suffering.
The
Law Office of
Ernest J. Mullins, P.A.,
represents the legal rights and goals of those
involved in
Living Will
or
probate issues in Kissimmee,
Orlando, Osceola County, Orange
County, and the entire
Central
Florida area. For a confidential legal
consultation, please call
(407) 846-1111.
A healthcare power of attorney gives a healthcare
provider the name and contact information of the person
that an individual has designated to have authority to
make decisions for them in
the event that he or she is unable to consent to healthcare
treatment decisions. Unlike Living Will, Healthcare Powers of
Attorney are not only used when the passing of a person
is immanent. A Healthcare Power of Attorney may be especially important for the elderly or
anyone with a disease or condition that might limit
his or her ability to communicate with their healthcare
providers. Medical care providers often request these
documents so they may be certain that the patient's
choices
for healthcare are being met.
A Healthcare Power of Attorney and Living Will
are important tools to aid a person's loved ones in ensuring
person's intentions are followed when the time comes. All
too often, by the time the need for these documents
arises it is too late. Having an up to date
Healthcare Power of Attorney and Living Will can provide a
person and his or her family comfort in knowing that
when the time comes medical treatment will be provided in the
manner that the a person has consciously chosen.
When dealing
with
Living Will
issues
in
Kissimmee,
Orlando, Osceola County, Orange County, or the
surrounding
Central
Florida area, hiring an experienced
Living Will attorney or lawyer may provide the best
opportunity to achieve your legal needs and goals.
Anyone requiring professional legal services regarding
Living Will
or
probate issues should be proactive in
ensuring their legal
needs and goals are met by seeking the legal advice of
an experienced
Living Will
attorney, lawyer, or law firm.
For a confidential legal consultation contact
The
Law Office of
Ernest J. Mullins, P.A.,
at
(407) 846-1111.
Kissimmee
Living Will Attorney
- Lawyer, providing
professional
Living
Will
and other Probate
legal services in
Kissimmee, St Cloud, Orlando,
Osceola & Orange Counties and throughout the
Central Florida area.
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