Living Will and Health Care Power of Attorney -- a document which allows a person (the declarant), while healthy, to provide instructions regarding what healthcare he or she wishes to receive in situations of a coma or other critical medical condition where the person cannot communicate or be of sound mind. This document will also identify the person who will carry out these instructions (the attorney-in-fact). In some states, this document is referred to as an Advance Directive.
This form creates a HIPAA Authorization form, which enables certain trusted family and friends to have access to your medical records and health information when you are injured. These records are typically used to help prove whether you are capable to make health care and financial decisions on your own, and therefore could activate a Health Care Power of Attorney or a Durable Power of Attorney which you signed when healthy.
This form creates a HIPAA Authorization form, which enables certain trusted family and friends to have access to your medical records and health information when you are injured. These records are typically used to help prove whether you are capable to make health care and financial decisions on your own, and therefore could activate a Health Care Power of Attorney or a Durable Power of Attorney which you signed when healthy.
This form creates a Power of Attorney document that contains the statutory requirements of the State of Maryland. There are two types of Power of Attorney you can create using this interactive questionnaire. 1) Personal Financial Power of Attorney and 2) Limited Power of Attorney.
Wills for Married Testator, Maryland Advance Directives, Powers of Attorney with Durable Provision Package: $400.00