Probate
May 25, 2006
Merging Theory Shortcuts Law That Protects Impaired Clients
Focus Column - By Justin M. O'Connell - Many attorneys are faced with the challenge of fulfilling the desires of a physically or mentally impaired client. Such a client might be legally considered a dependent adult and must rely on others to aid in daily life activities.
By Justin M. O'Connell
Many attorneys are faced with the challenge of fulfilling the desires of a physically or mentally impaired client. Such a client might be legally considered a dependent adult and must rely on others to aid in daily life activities. Such a client might have a caregiver, or care custodian, who provides monthly, weekly or even 24-hour assistance with lif...
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