In this video, Rochester estate planning lawyer talks about health care proxies. Call our office for a legal consultation.
- Healthcare Proxies, also known as durable power of attorneys are used to appoint an agent to carry out your wishes if you become disabled.
- Living wills allow you to say whether or not you want to refuse medical treatment if you are in a coma or have a terminal illness.
Are you considering getting a healthcare proxy? If so, contact attorney Robert Friedman for a legal consultation. Let his 30+ years of experience work for you.
This educational legal video was brought to you by Robert Friedman, an experienced Rochester Estate Planning Lawyer.
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