Free Florida Living Will Form

A living will states, in advance, whether you want life-prolonging procedures if you're terminally ill, end-stage, or in a persistent vegetative state. It takes the weight off your family by putting your wishes in your own words.

What it does

• States your wishes on life-prolonging treatment in end-of-life situations.
• Guides your health care surrogate and physicians.
• Can address artificial nutrition and hydration.
• Pairs with a health care surrogate designation (who decides) — this covers what you want.

How to fill it out

1. 1
   State your treatment wishes

   Decide about life-prolonging procedures, including artificial nutrition and hydration.
2. 2
   Name who should be consulted

   Often the same person as your health care surrogate.
3. 3
   Sign before two qualifying witnesses

   At least one witness must be unrelated and not your spouse.
4. 4
   Distribute copies

   Give copies to your surrogate, physician, and family so it's found when it matters.

Mistakes that void it

• Using witnesses who are both relatives.
• Assuming it replaces a health care surrogate — you need both.
• Storing the only copy where no one can find it.

Questions people ask

Rather have it done right?

A form is only as good as how it's executed. We draft and supervise signing so it holds up when it matters — flat fee, from $150. No surprises.

You're going to get through this.

Tell us what's happening. We'll tell you exactly which path applies, what it'll cost, and how long it'll take. No sales pitch. Most calls end with a 4-step plan and zero stress.