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Living Will

Learn about living wills and how they document your healthcare preferences for end-of-life situations when you cannot communicate your wishes.

How does a living will differ from a regular will?

A living will focuses specifically on healthcare decisions during end-of-life situations when you cannot communicate, while a regular will distributes your assets after death. Living wills address medical treatment preferences, while traditional wills handle property and guardianship matters.

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