Living Wills

A living will is a written document that may be vaild in most states to express your desires regarding the use of life-sustaining procedures on yourself.

It supports your right to determine if extraordinary means should be used to maintain your life (i.e. prolonged life support systems), or if you wish a natural death. A living will should always be used in conjuction with a durable power of attorney for health care.

Despite the similar names, a "living will" is not the same as a conventional "will" or "living trust". Wills tend to be used for designating how assets should be allocated after a person's death. "Living trusts" are estate planning procedures used to transfer property without probate court after death.

A living will can be completed painlessly in 3 steps via your internet connection with LegalZoom, the company co-founded by Robert Shapiro which has helped over 1 million satisfied customers prepare legal documents quickly and efficiently...

	Complete the Living Will Form Questionnaire:
	Fill out LegalZoom's easy-to-follow questionnaire, which was created by experienced attorneys. Unlike a simple form or do-it-yourself kit, LegalZoom's Living Will is a comprehensive document custom tailored to your needs and wishes.
	Review and Processing:
	We will review the answers you provide for completeness, spelling and other common mistakes. LegalZoom then prepares your living will and prints it on high quality bond paper.
	Final Wrap-Up:
	LegalZoom will then send your living will within 48 hours via first-class mail, e-mail or overnight mail. Thereafter, simply follow our final instructions to make the living will valid. Learn More >>