 A living will is a legal document that explicitly states your wishes should you become incapacitated in the event of terminal illness or serious injury. A living will is different from a legal will, which is a legal testament of how your estate should be administered after your death.
A living will is a legal document that explicitly states your wishes should you become incapacitated in the event of terminal illness or serious injury. A living will is different from a legal will, which is a legal testament of how your estate should be administered after your death.
Your CPA in Tampa at Reliance Consulting, LLC can help you formulate or review a living will, a document which is recognized by the Florida legislature as a fundamental right of every competent adult. In the state of Florida, the signing of a living will must be witnessed by two people, at least one of whom may not be a spouse or blood relative.
In a living will you can:
- Designate a healthcare surrogate to make sure your wishes are carried out.
- Direct the use or discontinuation of life-prolonging treatment.
- Establish power of attorney.
- Remove the burden and potential guilt about end-of-life decisions from loved ones.
- Provide yourself peace of mind, knowing that your wishes will be followed.
To receive help in formulating or reviewing a living will, or to receive assistance with any of your other estate planning needs, contact your CPA in Tampa at Reliance Consulting. Our professional staff brings a personal touch to help you achieve your goals.
 
 




 
                     
                     
                     
                     
                     
                