Financial Abuse
Learn about financial abuse in estate planning, including warning signs and protective measures to help safeguard your assets and preserve your intended legacy.
How can estate planning documents help protect against financial abuse?
Estate planning documents like trusts can include specific provisions that help protect against financial abuse, such as requiring multiple signatures for major transactions or appointing independent trustees. These tools can establish clear oversight mechanisms and limit unauthorized access to assets. Understanding these protective features can help families explore options for safeguarding their financial resources and ensuring their wishes are respected.
