Trusts & Estates
Incapacity Planning – It’s All in the Details
by Matthew T. McClintock, JD | VP of Legal Education, WealthCounsel
A client who experiences a critically disabling event has to navigate and manage many obstacles, both physical and emotional. One question, however, that an incapacitated client should not have to ask is “Who will see that my estate continues to be well managed and that my wishes will be followed?”
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