When Working with Involuntary Clients, Helping Professionals Should

question 48

Multiple Choice

When working with involuntary clients, helping professionals should

• A) Forget about offering any type of self-determination to clients.
• B) Try to negotiate an agreement for work that offers the client as much self-determination as is possible, subject to the limitations of the professional's mandate (e.g., protection of the child's welfare).
• C) Tell the clients that they do not have the mental capacity to sign a contract.
• D) Ask the clients not to report them to their professional associations for breach of the code of ethics regarding self-determination and informed consent.
• E) Report themselves to their professional associations for breach of the ethical duty to promote self-determination.

Learn about the recording of transactions involving trusts, specifically inter vivos trusts and charitable lead trusts.

Grasp the concept of preparing a Charge and Discharge Statement for an estate.

Understand federal estate tax implications on estates.

Differentiate between charitable remainder trusts and charitable lead trusts.

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