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Personal Directive

A Personal Directive lets you appoint someone you trust to make personal and health-related decisions if you lose capacity. We help clients prepare clear documents that reduce uncertainty for loved ones.

Planning for Personal and Health Decisions

A Personal Directive allows you to record your wishes and appoint someone to make personal decisions for you if you lose capacity. It can help provide direction about health care, living arrangements, and other important personal matters.

A Personal Directive can ease the burden on loved ones during a crisis by giving them clearer guidance about the choices you would want made.

We help clients choose the right agent, think through the kinds of decisions that may arise, and prepare a directive that is clear, legally valid, and suited to their circumstances.

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What Your Agent Can Help With

The person you appoint is called your agent. Depending on your directive, they may be asked to make decisions in several areas of your life if you cannot do so yourself.

Health Care Decisions: Communicating your wishes about treatment, care, and other medical choices.
Living Arrangements: Helping decide where you should live and what support may be needed.
Personal Matters: Addressing day-to-day personal choices and quality-of-life concerns.
Family and Dependents: Providing direction where your care decisions may affect other important responsibilities.

A Personal Directive works best when it is thoughtfully prepared before it is needed. We help clients put those instructions in place clearly and with confidence.