A Living Will is a document that allows an individual to decide ahead of time what should be done for their health in the event they no longer can make decisions because of illness or incapacity. For example a living will can give instructions about treatments that should be or should not be pursued by health care providers or caregivers. Although this is a very important document to have, as many as 60% of Americans still do not have a Living Will. Get one today.

Our Texas Living Will form can be used by an adult to direct the withholding, withdrawal or providing of life-prolonging procedures if this adult ever has a terminal or end-state condition, or is in a persistent vegetative state. You may generally revoke a Living Will.

A Living Will can sometimes be part of an Advance Health Care Directive. It is not the same as a Health Care Power of Attorney which allows another person to make medical decisions on your behalf.

Some of the important provisions included in this Texas Living Will are:

• Living Will: Allows you to state your wishes in the event you become terminally ill, injured, or permanently unconscious
• Signature: Confirms that these are the wishes of the person whose name appears on the document.
• Witnesses: Declares that the person whose name is on the document is of sound mind.

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This form prepared by lawyers includes:

1. Information, Instructions and Statutory References for the Living Will
2. Texas Living Will Form

State Law Compliant This form was designed for use in Texas.