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How an Out-of-Hospital DNR Can Fill a Gap in Your Estate Plan

You’ve probably heard of an Advance Directive (also known as a “Medical Directive” or “Directive to Physicians”) or a DNR (Do-Not-Resuscitate Order), which allow you to decide in advance what, if any, life-sustaining measures you prefer if you become incapacitated or are faced with a life-threatening illness or condition. But there is another document, called an Out-of-Hospital DNR, that gives you similar control over how much medical treatment you receive if you find yourself outside the immediate care of a physician. What is […]

Ancillary Documents and Planning for Incapacity

It could happen at any time. You are unexpectedly struck by an illness or injury that leaves you unconscious or otherwise unable to communicate. Your doctors are unaware of your wishes regarding life-saving measures, and they can’t rely on your loved ones for medical decisions because federal law prevents them disclosing details about your condition. Or perhaps your incapacity is prolonged, your mortgage and other bills are due, and your loved one don’t have access to your bank account to make payments. These […]

Protecting Our Young Adults

Our children are precious to us, and they grow up so fast. In the blink of an eye, it seems, they go from toddlers to college students. And in the eyes of the state, when they turn 18 our children are legally no longer children at all – they’re adults. That means they become responsible for themselves overnight, but we parents know that our responsibility for our kids’ wellbeing never ends. Parenting is a lifelong endeavor. So say your teenager goes off to […]

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How an Out-of-Hospital DNR Can Fill a Gap in Your Estate Plan

Ancillary Documents and Planning for Incapacity

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