North Carolina Healthcare Power of Attorney

Just because you've talked with someone you trust about what healthcare decisions you'd like—if you're ever unable to make those decisions yourself—doesn't mean they can act on your behalf if necessary. You will need a Power of Attorney signed to ensure that the person you've selected can legally make those calls should you become incapacitated. RocketLawyer.com's North Carolina Power of Attorney document can help make this happen.

Use the North Carolina Healthcare Power of Attorney document if:

• You're ensuring that the person you want to make medical decisions for you can do so legally.
• You're dealing with declining health, a terminal illness, or have a major surgery in the future.