If you have a living will or health care power of attorney, can a court overrule your instructions after you become incapacitated? That question was explored recently in a Pennsylvania appeals court case, In Re Border, 2013 PA Super
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Last night Marshall, Parker & Associates’ Managing Attorney, Tammy Weber provided a presentation for the Junior League of Williamsport. It was the perfect opportunity for Tammy to share her thoughts on the importance of estate planning for women of …
Written By: Attorney Jeffrey A. Marshall, CELA*
The health care power of attorney and the living will are two important legal tools that can help you ensure that you retain some measure of control over the medical treatment you will …
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