INCAPACITY PLANNING
When we review the statistics related to incapacity, we realize there are a large number of us that will become incapacitated at some point in our lives. It is this reality that drives the need to incorporate an incapacity component into your estate plan.
By taking the necessary steps in advance of becoming incapacitated, you put yourself in a position to memorialize your instructions as they relate to medical decisions, business decisions, and asset management.
An incapacity plan also enables an individual(s) of your choosing to follow through on your instructions without having to unnecessarily navigate the court system – which ultimately wastes your money and time.
