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In Michigan, you can assign your partner as next of kin through a Last Will and Testament or Designated Patient Advocate form. Ensure these documents are properly filled, signed, and witnessed. If you cannot afford an attorney, seek help from legal aid organizations like Michigan Legal Help or Legal Services of South Central Michigan.Full Conversation
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I reside in Michigan...I am scheduled for surgery on April 10th. I have a few health issues...so if I do not make it..I want to make sure that my Partner will be named as next of kin.
Hello ****, in Michigan you can assign your partner as next of kin through a Last Will and Testament or Designated Patient Advocate form. Please seek guidance from a local attorney for precise information.
I cannot see or read your text....it overlaps
I'm sorry for the inconvenience, ****. It's important to make sure your partner is legally recognized. In Michigan, consider a Last Will/Testament or Designated Patient Advocate form. Consult a local lawyer for accurate guidance.
She is named as a designated
That's a good step, ****. Ensure the Designated Patient Advocate form is properly filled, signed, and witnessed as per Michigan law. Consult a local attorney to ensure it's legally binding.
I cannot afford an attorney.
That's understandable, ****. In Michigan, you can seek help from legal aid organizations. They provide free or low-cost legal services. You can reach out to Michigan Legal Help or Legal Services of South Central Michigan for further assistance.
Legal aid in Michigan...would you happen to have that #
Sure ****, here's the contact information for Michigan Legal Help:
Michigan Legal Help
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.michiganlegalhelp.org
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