POST Set to Join Michigan’s Medical Directive Stew
By Doug Chalgian on November 12, 2017
When it comes to medical care advance directives, we Michiganders have patient advocate designations, advance directives, and do not resuscitate orders. Soon, it appears, we will also have...
Guardianship End of Life Authority Clarified
By Doug Chalgian on February 2, 2014
The debate is over. Guardians of adults (but not guardians appointed for persons with developmental disabilities), have authority to sign “do not resuscitate orders” (often called “DNR” orders)....
The End of Life Tar Pit
By Doug Chalgian on February 17, 2013
I had the most amazing client interview the other day. A retired attorney in a lockdown unit at an assisted living facility, placed there by his family and...
Time To Make Your Death Wish?
By Doug Chalgian on December 20, 2012
Current law provides that we have a constitutional right not to be kept alive if we don’t want to be. That is, if we are being kept alive...
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