Advanced Decision (Living Will) Services in Hastings & East Sussex
Take Control of Your Future Healthcare Decisions
An Advanced Decision, also known as a Living Will, allows you to make legally binding decisions about your future medical treatment. If you ever become unable to communicate your wishes, this document ensures your preferences are respected. At East Sussex Wills, we guide you through the process of creating an Advanced Decision that provides clarity and peace of mind for you and your loved ones.
Our Advanced Decision (Living Will) Services
Ensure Your Medical Wishes Are Honoured
Refusing Life-Sustaining Treatment
Legally refuse treatments in specific circumstances.
An Advanced Decision enables you to refuse life-sustaining treatments such as CPR, mechanical ventilation, or artificial nutrition and hydration if certain conditions arise. This ensures that your medical care aligns with your beliefs and personal wishes.
Emergency Medical Instructions
Provide clarity for doctors and family members in critical situations.
Combining Finance & Property and Health & Welfare Powers of Attorney provides complete peace of mind. This option allows you to assign trusted individuals to manage your financial matters and personal welfare seamlessly. Our combined service simplifies the process while ensuring every aspect of your future is protected.
Why Choose East Sussex Wills?
Trusted Guidance for Your Living Will
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Legally Binding: Ensures your medical wishes are respected under the Mental Capacity Act 2005.
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Expert Advice: Personalised guidance to help you make informed decisions.
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Peace of Mind: Provides reassurance for you and your family.
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Local Expertise: Serving Hastings and East Sussex with dedicated support.
Frequently asked questions
An Advanced Decision (Living Will) is a legally binding document that lets you refuse specific medical treatments if you cannot communicate your wishes in the future.
No, an Advanced Decision covers medical treatment refusals, while a Lasting Power of Attorney for Health & Welfare allows someone to make broader decisions on your behalf.
Yes, you can amend or revoke your Advanced Decision at any time while you have mental capacity.
Yes, as long as it meets legal requirements and applies to your medical situation, healthcare professionals must respect it.