When you have a child or other loved one who struggles with addiction, proper estate planning can be critically important.

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Estate planning can resolve issues such as:

 

(1) How to give an addicted child access to assets without harm. Some options include the so-called "Opioid Trust."

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(2) Treating the addicted and non-addicted family fairly under your circumstances

 

(3) Placing restrictions in documents to protect assets; and

 

(4) putting the right people in charge should you become incapacitated or in the event of your death.

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This book is designed to educate the reader as to the basics of estate planning when a loved one struggles with addiction.  It includes information on wills, trusts, powers of attorney and other essential documents.