Texas Medical Power of Attorney PDF
Texas at a glance: Witnesses Required: 2 witnesses (1 disinterested) OR notarization · Statutory Disclosure: Must be included/read · Governing Law: Tex. Health & Safety Code § 166.164
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Medical Powers of Attorney in Texas
Texas Medical Power of Attorney (Tex. Health & Safety Code § 166.164) requires a statutory disclosure statement to be attached to the document.
It must be signed in the presence of two witnesses OR acknowledged before a notary public. If witnesses are used, at least one must be a "disinterested" witness (not related, not an heir of the estate, and not your healthcare agent or physician).
Texas Medical Power of Attorney — Quick Reference
| Requirement | Texas Rule |
|---|---|
| Witnesses Required | 2 witnesses (1 disinterested) OR notarization |
| Statutory Disclosure | Must be included/read |
| Governing Law | Tex. Health & Safety Code § 166.164 |
Texas Legal Requirements
- Must contain the statutory disclosure statement text explaining the agent's powers.
- Must be signed in front of two witnesses or notarized.
Texas Governing Laws
Read the full text of these laws at Cornell Law School's Texas legal resources or your state legislature's official website.