- Laws – Chapter 765, Part III (Life Prolonging Procedures)
- Signing Requirements – Two witnesses[1]
- Statutory Form – § 765.303
A Florida living will is made by an individual to express their wishes to not be given life-prolonging care, enabling them to have a natural death. The document is stored in the individual’s medical records and is referred to by health care workers if that individual loses capacity and is in terminal condition or a persistent vegetative state with no possibility of recovery.
A Florida living will is made by an individual to express their wishes to not be given life-prolonging care, enabling them to have a natural death. The document is stored in the individual’s medical records and is referred to by health care workers if that individual loses capacity and is in terminal condition or a persistent vegetative state with no possibility of recovery.