If you are incapacitated because of injury or illness, someone else will have to make decisions affecting your care, your business and your property.

A health care proxy enables you to appoint a person to make health care decisions for you. A health care declaration or "living will" will allow you to issue instructions concerning the use of life support
equipment in cases of terminal illness.

A durable power of attorney can be used to name a family member or other person to make financial decisions and manage a business or property.

We can explain these legal documents in detail, review their advantages and disadvantages, and help you decide which measures are appropriate to protect your family.