There's a lot of confusion about the various documents that control someone's endoflife medical wishes. Many people have strong feelings about how certain medical situations should be handled, and it's a big part of why estate planning is so important and personal.

Board Certified Tax & Estate attorney John Strohmeyer spells out the differences and overlaps between DNR, Advance Directive, and Medical Power of Attorney, three common documents in the estate planning process.


Strohmeyer Law is a law firm based in Houston, Texas, specializing in tax law, estate planning, and probate law.

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