This document will review the following typical estate planning and incapacity planning documents utilized in Florida:
1. Last Will and Testament
2. Revocable Trust (i.e. Revocable Living Trust or LivingTrust)
3. Durable Power of Attorney
4. Health Care Surrogate Designation (combined withHealthcare POA)
5. Living Will (End of Life Healthcare Advanced Directives)
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