Make Your Medical Wishes Clear Before You Need To

A living will lets you decide what type of care you want — or don’t want — if you’re ever unable to speak for yourself.

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What a Living Will Covers

  • Life support & resuscitation preferences


  • Pain management & comfort care


  • Nutrition & hydration instructions


  • Organ donation decisions

Louisiana-Specific Requirements

Louisiana has its own set of rules for living wills and healthcare declarations. We’ll make sure yours is legally valid and easy for doctors and family members to follow when it matters most.

Who Should Have One?

  • Adults with health conditions


  • Seniors planning their estate


  • Anyone who wants to ease the burden on loved ones during a crisis

We Make It Simple

We’ll walk you through the decisions and prepare the paperwork so you can sign with confidence. This is one of the most important — and often overlooked — parts of estate planning.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is a living will the same as a medical power of attorney?

    No — a living will outlines your wishes, while a medical POA names someone to make decisions on your behalf.

  • Do I need witnesses or a notary?

    Yes. Louisiana law requires proper witnessing and signing for your living will to be valid.

  • Can I change my living will later?

    Absolutely. You can update or revoke it at any time as long as you’re of sound mind.

Start the Process

We offer flexible appointments by phone, video, or in person. You don’t have to bring anything to the first meeting — we’ll talk through your goals and walk you through next steps.

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