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Free, printable Michigan forms to help you plan ahead and protect your family. Download, print, and fill them out at your own pace.
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The official Michigan Statutory Will form, set out in Michigan law (MCL 700.2519). Fill in the blanks to name who receives your property, a personal representative, and a guardian for minor children.
Michigan calls this a Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care, or Patient Advocate Designation. It lets you name a trusted person to make medical decisions if you cannot.
Source: Michigan State Long Term Care Ombudsman, Advance Directives pamphlet
A written statement of your wishes about life-sustaining treatment. Michigan law does not formally recognize living wills, but one can guide your family and doctors and support your patient advocate.
Source: Michigan State Long Term Care Ombudsman, Advance Directives pamphlet
Planning ahead? Pair your legal documents with final expense or life insurance so your family is fully protected.
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