Your attorney can make limited personal care decisions on your behalf if you create an enduring Power of Attorney that gives specific authority over personal care. However, your attorney cannot make major health care decisions if you are incapacitated. With a ProductLink code="HEALTH" text="Living Will" (also known as an Advance Healthcare Directive), you can authorise a designated health care representative to make major health care decisions on your behalf. You can grant your representative complete or limited authority, including the power to consent to or refuse life-sustaining treatment on your behalf.