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The Texas Living Will known also as an Advance Health Care Directive is to allow a person, often known as the `Principal`, to legally choose their medical treatment should they become incapacitated to such a degree that they are no longer rational to make these choices. A Texas living will requires a notary or two witnesses. The document is created in accordance with statutes §§166.031 to 166.053 and is legally binding for any periods of time stipulated by the principal
The Texas Power Of Attorney Form allows another appointed person, also referred to as the`Agent`, to make decisions over a patient`s health care treatment should they become so ill that they are no longer able to do so. This authority can be out right or can be limited by the principal to any lesser or greater extent they wish. The document requires either a notary or two witnesses. The document is in accordance with statutes §166.001 to -.166 in the state of Texas.
Texas Durable Medical Power of Attorney Form
The Texas Power Of Attorney Form allows another appointed person or, also referred to as the`Agent`, to make decisions over a patient`s health care treatment. If this agent becomes unavailable another agent is also able to become the principals medical power of attorney. This authority can be out right or can be limited by the principal for […]
Texas Living Will Form (Directive to Physicians and Family or Surrogates)
The Texas living will, known by the State as the ‘Directive to Physicians and Family or Surrogates’, is to allow a person to legally choose their medical treatment should they become incapacitated to such a degree that they are no longer rational to make these choices. This can be in the event of a coma or a […]
