(1) A living will may, BUT NEED NOT, be in the following form: Living Will. Declaration made this day of , (year) , I, , willfully and voluntarily make ...

A living will must be signed by the principal in the presence of two subscribing witnesses, one of whom is neither a spouse nor a blood relative of the ...

... living will, or an anatomical gift made pursuant to part V of this chapter. (2) “Attending physician” means the physician who has primary responsibility for ...

Florida's living wills law explicitly states that an individual suffering from a terminal condition who is no longer able to make such lucid decisions may ...

Pursuant to section 765.104, Florida Statutes, I understand that I may, at any time while I retain my capacity, revoke or amend this designation by: 1. Signing ...

(1) If a person has made a living will expressing his or her desires concerning life-prolonging procedures, but has not designated a surrogate to execute ...

The forms included on the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration's Health Care Advance Directives Consumer Guide (scroll down to find the downloadable ...

The living will is actually written documents that states your specific intentions on what medical procedures you would want withheld or withdrawn at the end of ...

The Florida Living Will serves to instruct decision makers of a principal's medical preferences in times when they are unable to express them.