Healthcare Directives
in North Carolina and South Carolina
Make Sure Medical Decisions Reflect Your Wishes Even If You Can’t Speak for Yourself
If something unexpected happens and you can’t speak for yourself, who will make your medical decisions? Will they know what you would want?
A healthcare directive ensures your wishes are honored and relieves loved ones of the burden of guessing.
At Crawford Law Office, PC, we help you create legally valid healthcare directives—including healthcare power of attorney and living will documents—that reflect your choices.
- Healthcare Power of Attorney to name someone you trust
- Living Will (advance directive) to guide your care preferences
- Documents drafted according to NC or SC law
- Flat-fee pricing and straightforward guidance
Call 910-582-4680 now to schedule your appointment
Without a Health Care Directive, Others Make the Decisions For You
When there’s no legal document in place, medical professionals often turn to next of kin or follow general hospital protocols, regardless of what you might have wanted. That can lead to delays, conflict, or decisions that don’t match your values.
By creating a healthcare directive now, you give your family clarity and confidence. You make sure your voice is still heard—even when you can’t speak for yourself.
- You Stay in Control – You decide who speaks for you and what kind of care you do or don’t want.
- We Prepare the Right Documents for Your State – Each state has different forms and rules. We make sure your directive is enforceable where you live.
- Simple Process, Real Peace of Mind – We guide you through the process and explain every step—so it doesn’t feel overwhelming.
Call 910-582-4680 to schedule your appointment.
Without a Health Care Directive, Others Make the Decisions For You
When there’s no legal document in place, medical professionals often turn to next of kin or follow general hospital protocols, regardless of what you might have wanted. That can lead to delays, conflict, or decisions that don’t match your values.
By creating a healthcare directive now, you give your family clarity and confidence. You make sure your voice is still heard—even when you can’t speak for yourself.
- You Stay in Control – You decide who speaks for you and what kind of care you do or don’t want.
- We Prepare the Right Documents for Your State – Each state has different forms and rules. We make sure your directive is enforceable where you live.
- Simple Process, Real Peace of Mind – We guide you through the process and explain every step—so it doesn’t feel overwhelming.
Call 910-582-4680 to schedule your appointment.
Five Reasons People Trust Us With Their Healthcare Documents
We Help You Choose the Right Person
We walk you through how to select the best healthcare agent for your situation—someone you trust to follow your wishes under pressure.
You’ll Understand What You’re Signing
We don’t just hand over papers. We explain what they mean and when they take effect.
We Keep the Focus on What You Actually Need
No trust documents or upselling—just clear, essential planning for medical decision-making.
You’ll Get Documents That Comply With Your State’s Law
We prepare your directive for either North Carolina or South Carolina, depending on where you live or receive care.
You Walk Away With a Complete, Signed Plan
We don’t leave you wondering what comes next. You’ll know your documents are complete and ready to use.
Call 910-582-4680 to schedule your appointment.
Is This the Right Time to Create a Healthcare Directive?
If you’re over 18 and don’t yet have a plan in place for medical decisions, the answer is yes.
This service is designed for:
- Adults of any age preparing for the unexpected
- Seniors wanting to stay in control of their medical care
- Parents who want to relieve their children of tough choices later
- Anyone without a current, state-specific directive on file
If you’re committed to keeping your values front and center—no matter what the future brings—we’re here to help you put it in writing.
Call 910-582-4680 to schedule your appointment.
Is This the Right Time to Create a Healthcare Directive?
If you’re over 18 and don’t yet have a plan in place for medical decisions, the answer is yes.
This service is designed for:
- Adults of any age preparing for the unexpected
- Seniors wanting to stay in control of their medical care
- Parents who want to relieve their children of tough choices later
- Anyone without a current, state-specific directive on file
If you’re committed to keeping your values front and center—no matter what the future brings—we’re here to help you put it in writing.
Call 910-582-4680 to schedule your appointment.
What Our Clients Say
Whenever I have needed help from Mr. Crawford, I have always found him to be very knowledgeable. He is honest in his responses and has great insight. If you want a lawyer with integrity, choose Mr. Crawford.
-Caroline C.
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-Ted C.
What You Can Expect From Us
We create legally valid healthcare directives that reflect your personal wishes and give your loved ones the clarity they need in difficult moments. We prepare everything you need to be confident your voice will be heard—no matter the situation.
Our process is calm and clear. We take you through a smooth and simple experience so you can stop putting this off and know your wishes are clearly written.
1. Talk With Us About Your Wishes
We ask the right questions to help you clarify your values and decide who should be your healthcare agent.
2. We Prepare Your Documents
We draft your directive and healthcare POA based on your preferences and your state’s legal requirements.
3. We Help You Finalize the Process
You’ll receive full instructions for how to properly sign, witness, and store your documents for easy access.
Don’t let uncertainty create stress for your loved ones. Call 910-582-4680 to take the first step.
FAQ: Questions People Ask Before Creating a Healthcare Directive
What’s the difference between a living will and a healthcare power of attorney?
A living will outlines your choices for medical treatment—like whether you want life support in certain situations. A healthcare POA gives someone else the authority to make decisions for you when you can’t. They work best together.
Call 910-582-4680 to discuss how both documents can support your values.
Who should I name as my healthcare agent?
Choose someone you trust to make difficult decisions, follow your wishes, and stay calm under pressure. It doesn’t have to be a spouse or family member—it just needs to be someone you believe will advocate for you.
Call 910-582-4680 for help deciding who to choose.
Can I change my directive later?
Yes. You can revoke or update your documents at any time, especially after major life changes. We can walk you through updates quickly and efficiently.
Call 910-582-4680 to learn how to keep your documents current.
Are these documents legally binding in both NC and SC?
Each state has its own required forms and rules. We draft documents to comply with the state where you live or receive care, so they’re recognized and enforceable when it matters.
Call 910-582-4680 to ensure your directive is legally valid in your state.
Do I need a lawyer to create a healthcare directive?
While it’s possible to fill out forms on your own, working with a lawyer ensures your documents are legally sound, properly executed, and tailored to your specific situation.
Call 910-582-4680 to get it done right the first time.
Ready to Put Your Wishes in Writing?
Are you putting off important healthcare decisions because it feels overwhelming?
You’re not alone—but it doesn’t have to stay that way.
Schedule now to discover how we help people across NC and SC create personalized healthcare directives they can trust.
We understand that these conversations aren’t always easy. We have experience guiding clients through them with respect, clarity, and compassion.
Call 910-582-4680 to schedule your appointment.