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 (Living Will)

Qutlines a patient's medical treatment preferences if they cannot make decisions themselves.

Empowers a designated person to make healthcare decisions for the patient if they become incapacitated.

Authorizes an agent to manage financial and legal affairs even if the principal becomes incapacitated. 

Allows a patient to authorize the release of their medical records to a third party, ensuring legal validity and privacy compliance

Legal documents detailing how a person's assets should be distributed after death. 

Sworn statements used in legal matters, requiring notarization to confirm accuracy and authenticity.

Appoints a guardian to oversee personal and medical matters for an individual who is unable to manage their own care.

Grants specified individuals or entities access to a patient's medical information. (Not typically Notarized, but may be in certain cases.)

Establishes a trust for managing or protecting assets, often requiring notarization for legal enforcement.