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A Living Will is a signed and notarized legal document in which you decide, prior to becoming unconscious or incompetent, that enables you to state that you wish to die naturally and not be kept alive by artificial means. Effective December 1, 1991, federal law requires nursing homes and hospitals to provide written information to patients describing their rights to execute living wills and medical powers of attorney; to ask whether a patient has executed these documents; and to document this information in the patient''s medical record. Health Care Power of Attorney is a signed and notarized legal document in which you give another person the power to make decisions about your medical treatment if you are unable to do so. For example, the assigned person would have authority, when a decision is needed in connection with a biopsy, amputation or life support, when the patient is normally under sedation.

Q: If I live in Canada can I become a member? A: Unfortunately we cannot process Canadian memberships at this time. We may in the future so check back to our website periodically for updates. Q: When does my 30-day trial membership begin? A: The membership begins when you receive your membership materials, typically about 2-3 weeks from when you sign up for the free trial. If you like the service and wish to continue, do nothing and the credit card you provide will be charged the $96.00 annual membership fee each year until you notify us to stop. If you wish to cancel, simply call the toll-free number in your membership package.

Basic Personal Will Preparation. Our program members are entitled to have Personal Wills prepared at no cost by their Primary Attorney. Follow-Up Calls or Letters on Personal Legal Matters. If a Our program member has been dealing with a third party and is not satisfied with the results, their Primary Attorney will write a follow-up letter or make a call on their behalf when it will result in the prompt resolution of a simple matter. Review of Simple Documents. Members can consult with their Primary Attorney before signing any simple documents. The Private Attorney will explain the meaning or impact of any form or document and make suggestions for changes to a contract or letter.

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