Indiana Advance Directive

An Indiana advance directive form serves the dual purpose of communicating the declarant’s end-of-life healthcare preferences and appointing a healthcare representative to make medical decisions on their behalf. The document will include the appointee’s name, contact information, and any specific terms and conditions the declarant may have.

Indiana Advance Directive

An Indiana advance directive form serves the dual purpose of communicating the declarant’s end-of-life healthcare preferences and appointing a healthcare representative to make medical decisions on their behalf. The document will include the appointee’s name, contact information, and any specific terms and conditions the declarant may have.

Last updated April 19th, 2024

An Indiana advance directive form serves the dual purpose of communicating the declarant’s end-of-life healthcare preferences and appointing a healthcare representative to make medical decisions on their behalf. The document will include the appointee’s name, contact information, and any specific terms and conditions the declarant may have.

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Signing Requirements

The appointment of health care representative portion of the document must be signed by one witness other than the selected representative.^[1]

Two witnesses need to sign the living will section of the document.^[2] The witnesses may not be^[3]:

Entitled to the declarant’s estate.
Financially responsible for the declarant’s medical care.
The spouse, child, or parent of the declarant.
The person who signed the document on the declarant’s behalf.

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Indiana Advance Directive

Revocation

The declarant may revoke the advanced directive^[4]:

By a written statement, signed and dated.
If they destroy the document.
If they express vocally the intention to revoke it.

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