According to Minnesota statutes, a living will is not the same as a durable power of attorney. If you are interested in establishing a power of attorney of any kind, you should seek legal advice from an estate planning attorney.
Chapter 145C: Minnesota living wills, known as health care directives, may appoint someone to make decisions on behalf of the declarant. It may also include an additional healthcare power of attorney.
This document is just one of the forms used in an estate plan. It’s also important to create a Minnesota last will and testament.