California Living Will Kit Has Two Living Wills and Medical Power of Attorney Forms, Bonus Infographic and Pen (Also NY…

State and federal laws give every competent adult, 18 years or older, the right to make their own healthcare decisions, including the right to decide what medical care or treatment to accept, reject or discontinue. If you do not want to receive certain types of treatment or you wish to name someone to make healthcare decisions for you, you have the right to make those decisions known to your doctor, hospital or other healthcare providers, and in general have these rights respected. However, there may be times when you cannot make your wishes known to your doctor or other health care providers. For example, if you were taken to a hospital in a coma, you would want the medical staff to know what your specific wishes are about the medical care that you want, or do not want, to receive. These are important matters and it is recommended that you seek input from your physician, spouse, family and legal or other advisors prior to completing these forms. A Medical Power of Attorney is a legal document which allows you to appoint another person to make medical decisions for you if you should become unable to make those decisions yourself.

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Advance Directives (aka Living Wills) are state-specific, as laws vary from one state to another, so make sure you’re using the correct forms for the state where you maintain primary residence.
Medical Power of Attorney documents allow you to state your choices about medical treatment, or name someone to make those decisions if you are unable to speak for yourself.
An Advance Directives Form (aka Living Will) is more accurately called a “Directive to Physicians and Family or Surrogates”.
You do not need a lawyer to prepare these forms.