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Georgia Psychiatric Advance Directive: A way FOR WOMEN to choose when you potentially cannot due to mental health crisis.

Georgia Psychiatric Advance Directive: A way FOR WOMEN to choose when you potentially cannot due to mental health crisis.

by Amy Refeca | Mar 6, 2024 | Advance Directive for Health Care, Estate Planning, Healthcare POA, Incapacity, Mental Health, Power of Attorney, Psychiatric Advance Directive, Special Needs Planning

In 2022, a new legal form came into being: Psychiatric Advance Directive.  A link to this form in PDF fillable version can be found on the Georgia Mental Health Consumer Network’s website.  The acronym for this form is PAD. What does this form do that your...

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