
Protecting Your Voice: Why Every Adult Needs an Incapacity Plan
Protecting Your Voice: Why Every Adult Needs an Incapacity Plan
Most people think estate planning is about what happens after they pass away.
In reality, some of the most important estate planning decisions involve what happens during life.
If you were suddenly unable to communicate due to an illness, accident, stroke, or cognitive decline, who would make decisions on your behalf? Who would pay your bills, access your accounts, speak with your doctors, or ensure your wishes were honored?
These are difficult questions, but they are questions every adult should consider.








