WHY DO I NEED A LIVING WILL?
WHY DO I NEED A LIVING WILL?
A living will is also called a directive to physicians, and it details your desires regarding your medical care should you become unable to do so yourself. This is a vital component of an estate plan because you can define how you want to live or die as opposed to someone else making arbitrary decisions on your behalf.
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