A.R.S. § 36-3261: Living Will Rules
Living will; verification; liability
How do you make a living will in Arizona?
In Arizona, an adult may write a living will to control health care decisions made on their behalf, which must be verified like a health care power of attorney if separate from one, and providers who rely in good faith on an apparently genuine living will are protected from criminal and civil liability.
Full statute text
Official text last checked against azleg.gov:
36-3261. Living will; verification; liability
A. An adult may prepare a written statement known as a living will to control the health care treatment decisions that can be made on that person's behalf. The person may use the living will as part of or instead of a health care power of attorney or to disqualify a surrogate.
B. If the living will is not part of a health care power of attorney, the person shall verify his living will in the same manner as prescribed by section 36-3221.
C. A health care provider who makes good faith health care decisions based on the provisions of an apparently genuine living will is immune from criminal and civil liability for those decisions to the same extent and under the same conditions as prescribed in section 36-3205.
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