This document is an Advance Decision, also known as a Living Will, which allows an individual to refuse specific medical treatments in advance. It ensures that their wishes regarding life-sustaining treatments, terminal illness care, and severe cognitive impairment are respected if they lose the capacity to make decisions in the future. It also includes provisions for a Health Care Power of Attorney and legal protection for healthcare providers.

This document is a Last Will and Testament, allowing an individual (the Testator) to specify how their assets will be distributed after their death. It also appoints an executor to manage the estate and can designate a guardian for minor children. This template helps ensure your wishes are legally documented.

This document is a formal declaration used by an individual (the Principal) to cancel a previously granted Power of Attorney. It officially terminates the authority of an appointed agent (attorney-in-fact) to act on the Principal's behalf. This ensures the agent can no longer make financial, legal, or other decisions as previously authorized.

This document is an Advance Decision, also known as a Living Will, where an individual declares their wishes to refuse specific medical treatments under certain future circumstances, such as a persistent vegetative state or terminal illness. It ensures that their healthcare preferences are respected if they lose the capacity to make decisions, providing clarity for both the individual and healthcare providers.

This document is a Last Will and Testament template, designed to allow an individual (the Testator) to legally declare how their assets and properties should be distributed after their death. It includes provisions for appointing a personal representative to manage the estate and outlines instructions for the payment of debts and taxes. This template helps ensure the Testator's final wishes regarding their estate are formally documented.

This document is a formal **Revocation of Power of Attorney**, designed for an individual (the principal) to cancel a previously granted Power of Attorney. It effectively terminates the authority of the appointed attorney-in-fact (agent) to act on the principal's behalf. The template includes provisions for notifying the agent and other relevant third parties about the revocation.

This General Power of Attorney allows an individual, known as the Principal, to grant extensive legal authority to another person, the Agent or Attorney-in-Fact, to act on their behalf. The granted powers cover a wide range of matters, including financial transactions, real estate dealings, business operations, tax and legal affairs, and management of personal and digital assets. This document is effective immediately and remains in force until revoked by the Principal, their incapacitation (unless durable), or death.

This document outlines the process for managing a HEY email account when the owner is incapacitated or has died. It provides instructions for canceling billing, accessing the account with login credentials, or requesting assistance with legal authority if credentials are not available. The process involves submitting legal documents for verification and may lead to account cancellation or data export.

This document outlines the process for managing a HEY email account when the owner is incapacitated or has died. It provides instructions for canceling billing, accessing the account with login credentials, or requesting assistance with legal authority if credentials are not available. The process involves submitting legal documents for verification and may lead to account cancellation or data export.

This document is a formal declaration used by an individual (the Principal) to cancel a previously granted Power of Attorney. It officially terminates the authority of an appointed agent (attorney-in-fact) to act on the Principal's behalf. This ensures the agent can no longer make financial, legal, or other decisions as previously authorized.