Lubbock Living Wills Attorneys
It’s scary to think about getting sick or having an accident that could leave you unable to take care of yourself. But it can happen.
A living will is a legally compelling document that says what you want for medical treatment if you can’t communicate it yourself. It’s not the same as a regular will, which is about who gets your stuff when you die.
Some people think they don’t need a living will until they’re old or sick. But the truth is, accidents or health problems can happen at any age.
Beck Law Firm’s Lubbock living will attorneys can create clear medical treatment directives in critical moments to help ease the pain of your loved ones.
Why Choose Our Lubbock Living Wills Attorneys?
At Beck Law Firm, our accomplished attorneys proudly offer our clients highly skilled and loyal service. Life in Lubbock is extraordinary, and you need a firm that understands your needs at this critical stage. Our talent and experience set us apart, and we are committed to delivering exceptional service for your advanced health and medical directives.
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"They Made It Easy"
The Beck Firm made setting up our wills extremely easy. What should have been a lengthy and intimidating process was made very simple. They were very thorough explaining the process and answering any questions we had.
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"I'll Definitely Be Back"
The Beck Law Firm is composed of a caring and kind team of legal experts who go above and beyond to understand and resolve your legal concerns. They were knowledgeable, resourceful, and efficient.
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"They Were Efficient and We Are Happy"
Good communication all the way through the process. All of our questions were answered quickly and in a way that made a somewhat complicated process easy to understand.
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"Incredible Service"
I recommend them to anyone who needs an attorney, they take care of business and they are on top of it!
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"Worth Every Penny"
Beck Law Firm helped me get two LLCs set up in no time for a great price. I will definitely be back.
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"Hands Down the Best"
Hands down the best law firm... in the state and in Lubbock. I highly recommend coming here for all your legal needs!
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"Excellent Experience"
This is a great law firm, Kristen Beck helped our family navigate the probate process for our Mom's estate. I highly recommend!
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"Knowledgeable and Informative"
Kristen represented me and immediately went to work. We settled out of court. She is extremely professional, knowledgeable, and informative.
- David R.
Why Do I Need a Living Will in Texas?
Terminal patients can’t always talk or express themselves. Anyone concerned that they won’t receive the end-of-life care they desire needs a living will.
If you have strong feelings about how you want to be treated medically, like whether you’d want to be on life support for a long time, having a living will is a good idea.
Without one, your family and doctors might not know what you want, leading to long and painful arguments about your care. Creating a living will ensures your loved ones won’t have to guess what you want them to do.
Texas Living Wills Requirements and Components
Texas law allows you to use a notary instead of having witnesses sign some critical medical documents, such as the living will, Directive to Physicians, Medical Power of Attorney, and Out-of-Hospital Do Not Resuscitate Order, as long as you meet specific requirements, such as:
- Being of sound mind
- At least 18 years old
- Married, or a member of the armed forces of the United States, an auxiliary of the armed forces of the United States, or the United States Maritime Service
