Difference Between A Georgia Advance Directive And A Georgia Durable Power of Attorney

Written By Kelly Russell

During these changing times, we start to think about what will happen to us if we are in an accident, contract an illness that leaves us incapacitated or become unable to make medical decisions for ourselves. Truthfully, everyone should be thinking about this, but we don’t always see that until later in life or until something happens.

Should you set up an Advanced Directive or a Durable Power of Attorney? Who will be responsible for your health when you no longer have a voice? What level of care do you actually want? Before we get into too many questions, let’s look at what an advance directive and durable power of attorney entails.

Kelly Russell

Hi, I’m Kelly, Content Marketing Director at SEO My Law Firm. I’ve been creating high-quality content for over ten years. I’ve worked with small clients and large brands, writing content and website copy and creating SEO and marketing strategies and campaigns across all social media platforms and Google Business Profile.

In 2018, I wrote my first novel, titled A Girl’s Guide to Chicago, based on my personal experiences of living in Chicago.

I enjoy writing, reading, drinking coffee, exploring the city, enjoying a nice cocktail, and relaxing at home watching a good movie with my husband, dog, and cat.

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