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Advanced Directive and Durable Power of Attorney
Living Will Declaration and Appointment of
State of Indiana
a Health Care Representative
The Rest of Your Life recommends that you review completed
documents with an attorney, especially if there are mitigating
circumstances surrounding your Advanced Directive or Durable
Power of Attorney.
Recap. What Is?
Advanced Directive
An Advanced Directive is a legal document that specifically spells out how you want to be
cared for as the end draws near.
This is a legal document and needs to be in accord with your local State laws.
This must be completed and notarized and/or signed by witnesses. Until electronic signatures
are more common, the signed form must be in a defined location which is known to the
Health care proxy, the attorney, the doctor.
Recap. What Is?
Durable Power of Attorney
An Advanced Directive is not enough. It must be known to your caregivers.
You will need someone to see that your Advanced Directive is adhered to if you are not in a
position to do so.
This person is designated by a document called a durable power of attorney for health
matters.
You must choose your proxy/surrogate wisely.
The document designating the proxy/surrogate must be notarized and signed
Until electronic signatures are more common, the signed form must be in a defined location
which is known to the Health care proxy, the attorney, the doctor.

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