Living Will

A Living Will is a legal document that enables you to outline your healthcare wishes in the event you cannot communicate them yourself. At Jerry Long, Attorney at Law, we’re committed to helping you secure your future medical decisions and avoid potential disputes or uncertainties among loved ones.

Why Choose Us for Your Living Will Needs?

At Jerry Long, Attorney at Law, we ensure that your instructions are clearly outlined, legally sound, and specific to Tennessee’s requirements. Our approach prioritizes your peace of mind, making sure that your personal beliefs and preferences guide the decisions about your healthcare.

What a Living Will Covers

A Living Will generally includes your preferences regarding:

• Life-sustaining treatments (e.g., ventilators, feeding tubes)
• Pain management and palliative care options
• Resuscitation efforts
• Organ and tissue donation
• Other directives that align with your personal, religious, or moral beliefs

By establishing these directives, you alleviate the pressure on loved ones during difficult times, providing them with a clear understanding of your healthcare desires.

Our Living Will Services

• Personal Consultation: We’ll discuss your healthcare priorities and concerns in detail to craft a Living Will that genuinely reflects your wishes.
• Custom Legal Drafting: Based on our conversation, our attorneys will draft a Living Will that complies with Tennessee state law, ensuring your document is valid and enforceable.
• Review and Updates: Life circumstances and health needs may change. We offer ongoing support to help you review and, if necessary, update your Living Will.

How to Get Started

1. Schedule a Consultation: Contact us to set up an initial meeting to discuss your healthcare wishes and goals.
2. Prepare Necessary Information: Think about your values and preferences regarding medical treatments and end-of-life care.
3. Complete Your Living Will: Our attorneys will guide you through every step, ensuring a clear, comprehensive document.

Why a Living Will Matters

Without a Living Will, your family and healthcare providers may face uncertainty when critical decisions must be made. In Tennessee, the lack of a Living Will could lead to disputes or delay in necessary care, placing a burden on loved ones. A Living Will ensures your voice is heard, even if you cannot speak for yourself.

Contact Us

Protect your future and provide clarity for your loved ones. Contact Jerry Long, Attorney at Law today to schedule a consultation and start your Living Will.