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==Elder law== | ==Elder law== | ||
;advance directive: Instructions to your representative or to your doctor about what kind of health care you want and don't want if you have a serious medical condition. Sometimes called a "living will." | ;<span class="noglossary">advance</span> directive: Instructions to your representative or to your doctor about what kind of health care you want and don't want if you have a serious medical condition. Sometimes called a "living will." | ||
;alternate attorney: An alternate person who can manage your financial, business and legal matters if your attorney cannot. | ;alternate attorney: An alternate person who can manage your financial, business and legal matters if your attorney cannot. | ||
