Veronica Dagher of The Wall Street Journal sits down with Joe Franklin, president of Franklin Wealth Management, to discuss ways advisors can help a client with a mental illness. “The first step is to get the family and spouse involved if they are not already. However, for clients that are too difficult, it may be best to cut ties,” he explains.
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