What does it consist of?
The living will, also known as an advance directive, is a notarial instrument that allows a person to formally and legally express their wishes regarding medical treatments and care they wish to receive, as well as the final disposition of their body, in the event that they are in a situation of serious illness or incapacity to make decisions for themselves.
This document ensures that the individual's preferences and wishes are respected in critical health moments, guaranteeing that the actions they truly desire for their well-being and dignity are carried out.
It is important to note that a living will does not refer to the distribution of assets like a common will, but rather focuses on medical and personal matters.
Requirements
Be of legal age.
Be in full possession of mental faculties.
Do so without coercion.
Necessary Documentation
National Identity Document (DNI), passport, residence card, or NIE (Foreigner Identification Number).
Personal details of your representative (full name, address, phone number, and DNI).
Define everything you wish to stipulate according to your desires.
In what situations can this service be used?
When a person, being of legal age and in full possession of their mental faculties, wishes to express their desires regarding medical treatments and care they wish to receive in case of serious illness or incapacity.
It must be done voluntarily, without coercion or external influence, ensuring that the individual's wishes are respected in accordance with their autonomy and freedom of choice.
