INCAPACITY PLANNING
WICK LAW believes that every individual can and should decide what types of care he or she receives if they become incapacitated and unable to manage their affairs and their care by themselves.
WHAT IS IT?
Wick Law believes that every individual can and should decide what types of care he or she receives if they become incapacitated and unable to manage their affairs and their care by themselves. Wick Law’s Person-Centered Planning empowers individuals who are disabled, or may become so in later years, to lead self-directed lives.
Our innovative DISABILITY TOOLS and PLANNING PROCESS, along with the services of our partner, Who’s Watching Mom?, Inc., help individuals gain clarity in what is possible for their future and to express what they desire for their lives even if they are or become disabled.
HOW WE WORK
Our Person-Centered Long-Term Care Planning process recognizes that every person is unique and focuses on the personal goals and desires of each individual we work with. Person-Centered Planners facilitate a discovery process with each individual client, discussing their likes, dislikes, desires, and dreams. The planner and clients then invite those who are important to the individual, or other advisors who may have particular expertise, to contribute their thoughts and ideas.
During the process, planners listen to what is important to the individual – what makes them happy, satisfied, and fulfilled, and what is important for the individual – how their wealth, wellness and safety can be supported. The whole group then gathers to discuss the discoveries that have been made and to create the plan that can be incorporated into the individual’s trust or other estate planning documents.
HOW IT BENEFITS YOU
The focus of all conversations remains on the individual and the choices they want to make for their lives and for the lives of their loved ones. Wick Law’s Person-Centered Long-term Care planning provides clients peace of mind to know that their wishes will be carried out to provide the care they desire, in the location they desire, and by the caregivers they want.
WICK LAW
David W. Wick
7015 Lynmar Lane
Edina, MN 55435
(651) 238-5551