Florida Advance Directive Form

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Florida Advance Directive Form

A Florida advance directive allows a person to prepare for their possible physical or mental incapacity by appointing a healthcare surrogate and making a living will. The document enables them to indicate what powers the surrogate will have and relay their specific medical instructions and restrictions.

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Last updated May 12th, 2025

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A Florida advance directive allows a person to prepare for their possible physical or mental incapacity by appointing a healthcare surrogate and making a living will. The document enables them to indicate what powers the surrogate will have and relay their specific medical instructions and restrictions.

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Signing Requirements

Two witnesses must also sign an advance directive.[1]

In a living will, neither a spouse nor a blood relative can act as a witness. When signing a health care surrogate designation, neither witness can be the surrogate, and at least one can’t be a spouse or blood relative.[2]

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Revocation

As long as the principal is competent, they may revoke their advance directive at any time by any of the following means[3]:

  • A signed and dated revocation
  • Destroying the document
  • Executing another advance directive
  • Verbally expressing their intention to revoke

Dissolution or annulment of a marriage also revokes the former spouse’s power as surrogate.