Involve the Attorney Early
You generally strengthen your position by getting the client's attorney involved early in the process, since estate planning almost always involves legal advice and the preparation of legal documents. In this way, you are more likely to develop an ally in the attorney rather than an adversary who resents being brought into the process "after the fact."
The Accountant Provides Financial Information
Specialized knowledge of the client's financial situation, particularly important (and complicated) when a business is involved, can be obtained from the client's accountant. The accountant is usually brought into the team when it comes time to "crunch numbers."
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