Take control of your future healthcare decisions with confidence. At My Living Wishes, we believe in making your end-of-life choices simple, secure, and stress-free. A living will is more than just a legal document, it’s a way to ensure your voice is heard, even when you can’t speak for yourself.
If you live in Connecticut, creating a living will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your wishes and spare your loved ones from uncertainty.
A Connecticut living will, also known as an advance directive, is a legal document that outlines your preferences for life-sustaining treatment in the event you become incapacitated and cannot make decisions on your own.
This may include medical situations involving a terminal illness, permanent unconsciousness, or conditions where you’re no longer able to communicate your wishes.
At My Living Wishes, we offer a streamlined, digital-first way to complete and update your living will—with no legal fees, no office visits, and no stress.
Having a living will does more than just document your medical preferences, it provides peace of mind and protection.
Here’s how it helps:
Life changes. Plans change. That’s why our platform sends gentle reminders to revisit your plan and keep it current, on your terms.
You have the right to guide your care. A living will can address the following:
At My Living Wishes, you’ll answer guided questions to build a plan that reflects your values and beliefs, not a generic form.
We’ve made it easy to take action. Here’s how to get started:
Under Connecticut law, if you’re signing a physical copy, you’ll need two adult witnesses. With My Living Wishes, your plan is securely stored online, and we help you manage updates as needed.
A terminal condition is an illness or injury that is irreversible and expected to lead to death without life-sustaining treatment. Permanent unconsciousness means a condition where you’re unaware of yourself and your surroundings with no reasonable chance of recovery.
These medical terms are determined by your doctors, not by you or your family, but your living will tells them what to do next.
No notary is required. To meet legal requirements in Connecticut, a paper version of your living will must be signed in the presence of two adult witnesses. Our platform helps you manage everything digitally and gives you the option to print if you’d like a physical backup.
Absolutely. You have the legal right to revoke or change your living will at any time in Connecticut. You can:
With My Living Wishes, changes are just a few clicks away—no lawyers, no new appointments.
Without a living will:
A living will gives you a voice when you need it most, and protects those you love from having to guess.
We’re more than just a document service—we’re your partner in planning. Here’s why thousands choose My Living Wishes:
You don’t need a lawyer. You don’t need to wait. You just need the right partner.
At My Living Wishes, we’re here to help you take this important step with clarity, dignity, and ease. Create your Connecticut living will today and give peace of mind to yourself and the people who matter most.
