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Family or friends may not agree with your decisions about Martina’s money and property. To help reduce any friction, follow the guidelines in the section "[[Four Key Duties of a Fiduciary]]". | Family or friends may not agree with your decisions about Martina’s money and property. To help reduce any friction, follow the guidelines in the section "[[Four Key Duties of a Fiduciary]]". | ||
Sharing information may help. For example, you might want to share any accounting records you prepare or summaries of how you’ve spent Martina’s money—unless Martina has said | Sharing information may help. For example, you might want to share any accounting records you prepare or summaries of how you’ve spent Martina’s money—unless Martina has said you should not. | ||
It usually is easier to deal with questions about a decision when it happens than to deal with suspicion and anger that may build over a long time. In the end, you have to make the final decisions. | It usually is easier to deal with questions about a decision when it happens than to deal with suspicion and anger that may build over a long time. In the end, you have to make the final decisions. | ||
