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What trust and estate attorneys establish in terms of the division of assets and their control can affect how a family's members deal with each other for several generations. One lawyer confessed that it was not until recently, when some of his clients were dying, that he saw the results of the trusts that he'd established years ago and he did not like what he saw in terms of the human capital side
Fredda Herz Brown, co-founder, managing partner and senior consultant, and Mark B. Rubin, co-foun
What trust and estate attorneys establish in terms of the division of assets and their control can affect how a family's members deal with each other for several generations. One lawyer confessed that it was not until recently, when some of his clients were dying, that he saw the results of the trusts that he'd established years ago — and he did not like what he saw in terms of the human capital side of the equation.
All lawyers try, as best they can and in concert with their clients' overall wishes, to provide clients with ways to maintain their wealth and pass it on to the next generation. What these attorneys often miss is that, through the...
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