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Executing versus Engaging a HCD

By Neil Hendershot, Esq.

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At year's end, I noted many articles recommending execution of a health care directive or a "living will", as an important aspect of personal planning. Engaging surrogate medical decisions in an end-of-life setting is more difficult than executing a document authorizing it. The ramifications of a surrogate's medical decision, resulting in a patient's death, can last long and feel lonely. In "

Full post as published by PA Elder, Estate & Fiduciary Law Blog on January 05, 2009 (boomark / email).

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