Your client has 3 children, but they don’t get along—so who should hold personal welfare power? If the client wants the eldest as donor, don’t just say yes. A personal welfare donor can control access: who gets to visit, who gets blocked, and who gets heard. It’s the same “access” concept we see in custody battles—care and control versus limited access. Your role is advisory leadership: pause, question, and prevent a wrong appointment that could intensify sibling conflict. In some cases, a neutral party may protect dignity, harmony, and true intent better.
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