Michael E. Byczek
Attorney at Law
The declaration is meant to become part of a patient's medical records for physicians to comply with these requests.
A Living Will is fundamentally different from the term "Will" that most people are familiar with to distribute property upon death. This particular document is limited to whether or not life should be prolonged, such as when a patient is in a coma without the probability of recovery.
The document is standardized according to Illinois statute, but Michael E. Byczek shall work with the client to determine whether there are any special language or requests that should be incorporated into the document that best suits the patient's particular intentions.
While not required by law, the Living Will includes a notary provision for the best possible protection.
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Disclaimer: The documents are only valid for Illinois and are provided for personal non-commercial use.
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