A health care surrogate is an adult who is appointed to make healthcare decisions for you when you become unable to make them for yourself. What is the difference between a Medical Power of Attorney and a Health Care Surrogate?
If you can't conduct business due to mental or physical incapacity (Alzheimer's, stroke, heart attack, etc.), only a court appointee can sign for you-even if you have a will. (Remember, a will only goes into effect after you die.)
Once the court gets involved, it usually stays involved until you recover or die. The court, not your family, controls how your assets are used to care for you. This public process can be expensive, embarrassing, time consuming and difficult to end if you recover. And it does not replace probate at death-your family could have to go through the system twice.
Roy A Alterman understands that the law can be confusing and hard to navigate at times. That’s why you need an experienced attorney on your side that you can trust. To discuss your legal concerns and needs, call 321-727-0222 or complete our form today.
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