Cataracts were seen at the age of 17 years. There was no foveal depression. In a 5 generation Chinese family there were additional signs including optic atrophy, ectopia lentis, pigmentary retinopathy, and 'dysplasia' of the trabecular meshwork in 5 members.
If you are a beneficiary who is also serving as executor/trustee there are a few things you can do to ensure you keep your executor and beneficiary roles separate: * You may want to consider contacting a probate or estate planning attorney to mediate or oversee the process.f you are a beneficiary who is also serving as executor/trustee there are a few things you can do to ensure you keep your executor and beneficiary roles separate: * You may want to consider contacting a probate or estate planning attorney to mediate or oversee the process.
Unlike an Attorney-in-Fact, whose powers are limited to the period of time you are alive, or an Executor, whose powers are limited to a period of time after you die, your Trustee can serve both during your lifetime and after your death. A Trusteeâs powers, however, are limited to those assets held in the trust.