Religious beliefs becoming accepted part of end-of-life legal needs

When Terry Schiavo's family battled publicly last year over whether to remove her feeding tube, many attorneys stressed the need for living wills and health care proxies. But few mentioned the importance of discussing how their clients' religious beliefs affect end-of-life legal needs. That's not unusual, since many lawyers consider their clients' religious beliefs off-limits. ...

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Religious beliefs becoming accepted part of end-of-life legal needs

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