Aging brings its own health challenges, but sudden accidents or illnesses can disrupt anyone’s independence at any age.
Having a solid plan in place is crucial to ensure that you and your family are cared for in the event of mental or physical disability.
You may think you’ve missed the boat on incapacity planning, but the reality is it’s never too late or too early to start.
Life is unpredictable. An accident or unexpected medical problem could leave anyone of any age unable to communicate or care for themselves.
Incapacity or disability planning involves anticipating the potential “what ifs” life might present, tailored to your individual circumstances.
Our team is here to help you consider all the possible scenarios and to guide you through making the most secure choices for you and your family.
Join us at an upcoming Estate Planning event to get started today.
There are different ways to reach your ideal tomorrow.
Here are some disability planning tools we can use to protect your legacy:
Don’t leave your future to chance.
Take the first step to protect your legacy and secure peace of mind by reaching out to us today for personalized disability planning options. Act now for a better tomorrow.
Incapacity and disability, often used interchangeably, hold distinct meanings.
Incapacity means you’re unable to make or communicate decisions, often due to mental decline or illness.
Disability typically refers to a physical limitation hindering specific tasks.
Both can impact life and legal situations, but they address different aspects of one’s well-being.
Disability planning and incapacity planning encompass the identical journey of establishing safeguards for the legacy you’ve worked hard to construct over a lifetime. The plan takes into account your assets, finances, family care, healthcare choices, and beyond.
Instead of leaving your family’s future to chance, this forward-thinking measure serves to lessen the impact of life’s unpredictable turns.
Please contact us at (239) 423-7611 or attend an upcoming estate planning event to get started today.
The benefits of doing incapacity planning early compound over time, just like the interest in your bank account.
The key advantages include:
Every parent's fear is being unable to adequately care for their children. Incapacity planning empowers you to designate caregivers for minors, elderly parents, pets, and other loved ones.
In the event of sudden incapacitation, who would manage mortgage or credit card payments? A well-devised plan beforehand ensures you maintain control regardless of the circumstances.
While Florida outlines policies on end-of-life care, significant choices like continuing or discontinuing life support can be entrusted to your chosen person.
Leave no room for ambiguity regarding your medical care preferences in case of serious health issues.
If you’re ready to plan out your ideal future but uncertain about the starting point, our seasoned Fort Myers team is at your service to provide guidance.
Call us at (239) 423-7611 or attend an estate planning event to get started today.
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