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1) DNR "rules" are covered (in my family's case) in a document called "Health Care Directives". It has a number of options and the options are selected by initi
by crispyambulance 7y ago
1) DNR "rules" are covered (in my family's case) in a document called "Health Care Directives". It has a number of options and the options are selected by initialing. YMMV depending, I think, on state laws.
2) The firm I used had a meeting where the family members sat down and discussed everything with a lawyer. We were able to ask detailed questions and get answers. It was helpful and very worth the expense, because we used that knowledge later on to transfer property "the right way" so that it would stay in the family rather than being used entirely for medical-assistance spend-down.