Elders often find it unavoidable to address these problems: (a) to maximize financing for expensive long-term care versus leaving an inheritance for loved ones; and (b) to wisely select fiduciaries to act on their behalf in case of physical or mental incapacity.
Elders frequently confront these issues: (a) optimizing funding for expensive long-term care versus leaving an inheritance for family members; and (b) carefully choosing fiduciaries to act on their behalf in case of physical or mental incapacity.