Use this form to designate an agent to control disposition of your remains at death. This form is found in Section 711.002 of the Texas Health and Safety Code. It was revised September 1, 2015, to comply with 2015 legislative changes.

Use this form to designate an agent to control disposition of your remains at death. This form is found in Section 711.002 of the Texas Health and Safety Code. It was revised September 1, 2015, to comply with 2015 legislative changes.

The 2017 changes to the Durable Power of Attorney Act permit third parties to ask the agent for a certification. This is optional form of certification found in Texas Estates Code Section 751.203.

The 2017 changes to the Durable Power of Attorney Act permit third parties to ask the agent for a certification. This is optional form of certification found in Texas Estates Code Section 751.203.

This is the declaration found in Section 137.011 of the Texas Civil Practices and Remedies Code. In 2017 the form was changed to permit it to be signed before a notary public instead of requiring two witnesses.

This is the declaration found in Section 137.011 of the Texas Civil Practices and Remedies Code. In 2017 the form was changed to permit it to be signed before a notary public instead of requiring two witnesses.

Use this form to designate a guardian for your children. This form is found in Section 1104.153 of the Texas Estates Code and uses the one-signature alternative to the self-proving affidavit permitted by Section 1104.154. It was revised September 1, 2015, because of a minor change to the self-proving affidavit form.

Use this form to designate a guardian for your children. This form is found in Section 1104.153 of the Texas Estates Code and uses the one-signature alternative to the self-proving affidavit permitted by Section 1104.154. It was revised September 1, 2015, because of a minor change to the self-proving affidavit form.

Use this form to designate a guardian of the person and estate if the need later arises. This form is found in Section 1104.204 of the Texas Estates Code and uses the one-signature alternative to the self-proving affidavit permitted by Section 1104.205. In 2017 the form changed to permit it to be signed before a notary without two witnesses if the declaration does not disqualify anyone from serving as guardian, but requires two witnesses and a notary if someone is disqualified.

Use this form to designate a guardian of the person and estate if the need later arises. This form is found in Section 1104.204 of the Texas Estates Code and uses the one-signature alternative to the self-proving affidavit permitted by Section 1104.205. In 2017 the form changed to permit it to be signed before a notary without two witnesses if the declaration does not disqualify anyone from serving as guardian, but requires two witnesses and a notary if someone is disqualified.

This is the directive to physicians and family or surrogates form which permits you to express end-of-life wishes. This form is found in Section 166.033 of the Texas Health and Safety Code. It uses the option of a notary rather than two witnesses. It was revised on September 1, 2015, to reflect 2015 legislative changes.

This is the directive to physicians and family or surrogates form which permits you to express end-of-life wishes. This form is found in Section 166.033 of the Texas Health and Safety Code. It uses the option of a notary rather than two witnesses. It was revised on September 1, 2015, to reflect 2015 legislative changes.

This is the directive to physicians and family or surrogates form which permits you to express end-of-life wishes. This form is found in Section 166.033 of the Texas Health and Safety Code. It uses the option of two witnesses rather than a notary. It was revised on September 1, 2015, to reflect 2015 legislative changes.

This is the directive to physicians and family or surrogates form which permits you to express end-of-life wishes. This form is found in Section 166.033 of the Texas Health and Safety Code. It uses the option of two witnesses rather than a notary. It was revised on September 1, 2015, to reflect 2015 legislative changes.

This form may be used to designate a representative who is authorized to obtain your confidential medical information. This is NOT a form approved by the Texas Legislature, so use caution.

This form may be used to designate a representative who is authorized to obtain your confidential medical information. This is NOT a form approved by the Texas Legislature, so use caution.

This is the Medical Power of Attorney form found in Section 166.033 of the Texas Health and Safety Code. Use it to designate someone to make health care and treatment decisions for you in the event you become incapacitated. Use of this form (which was revised in 2017) is mandatory beginning January 1, 2018. The new form incorporates the disclosure statement in the form itself, making a separate disclosure statement unnecessary.

This is the Medical Power of Attorney form found in Section 166.033 of the Texas Health and Safety Code. Use it to designate someone to make health care and treatment decisions for you in the event you become incapacitated. Use of this form (which was revised in 2017) is mandatory beginning January 1, 2018. The new form incorporates the disclosure statement in the form itself, making a separate disclosure statement unnecessary.

This is the Medical Power of Attorney form found in Section 166.033 of the Texas Health and Safety Code. Use it to designate someone to make health care and treatment decisions for you in the event you become incapacitated. This form should be used only until December 31, 2017. Use of the new form is mandatory beginning January 1, 2018.

This is the Medical Power of Attorney form found in Section 166.033 of the Texas Health and Safety Code. Use it to designate someone to make health care and treatment decisions for you in the event you become incapacitated. This form should be used only until December 31, 2017. Use of the new form is mandatory beginning January 1, 2018.

This is the statutory durable power of attorney form found in Section 752.051 of the Texas Estates Code. Use it to appoint an agent to make property decisions for you. Use caution because usually your agent has access to your bank accounts and other property and can harm you if he or she acts imprudently or improperly. This includes the significant changes made in 2017. Its use is optional.

This is the statutory durable power of attorney form found in Section 752.051 of the Texas Estates Code. Use it to appoint an agent to make property decisions for you. Use caution because usually your agent has access to your bank accounts and other property and can harm you if he or she acts imprudently or improperly. This includes the significant changes made in 2017. Its use is optional.