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The Six Most Binge-able Estate Planning Movies and ShowsThe Six Most Binge-able Estate Planning Movies and Shows

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Estate planning is viewed as a boring, stodgy subject by many, even in the advisory community. However, Hollywood has recently been catching on to what we here at WealthManagement.com have always know—estate planning actually is fun and cool! (Are you buying it or am I trying too hard?)

Over the past several years, a number of hit shows and movies have featured high-net-worth family and estate planning as their core conflicts. This offers advisors the wonderful opportunity to have their cake and eat it too by gleaning important lessons about their clients while consuming entertaining media.

Luckily, the holidays are just around the corner and many advisors are going to have an unusual amount of unrestricted free time. So, here are the six most binge-able estate planning movies and shows you should consider to Netflix and chill… and learn:

About the Authors

David H. Lenok

Senior Editor

David Lenok is a senior editor for Wealthmanagement.com and Trusts & Estates. He's an attorney admitted to practice in New York and writes about general wealth planning issues.

Susan R. Lipp - Moderator

Editor in Chief, Trusts & Estates Magazine

Susan R. Lipp is editor in chief of Trusts & Estates magazine, the WealthManagement.com Journal for estate-planning professionals. She oversees both the print and online version of T & E, as well as the monthly e-newsletter articles.
Susan served in leadership positions at Vendome Group, LLC (formerly Brownstone Publishers, Inc.) with editorial responsibility for publications and newsletters. Following her tenure at Vendome Group, Susan joined Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) as General Counsel, where she was editor in chief of its monthly newsletter and implemented initiatives to educate members on legal requirements. Susan began her career at Rosenberg and Estis, P.C., a real estate law firm in New York City.
Susan holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Brandeis University. She received her Juris Doctor Law degree from Hofstra University School of Law, graduating with distinction and having served as Associate Editor of the Law Review. Susan is admitted to practice law in New York State and is a member of the New York State Bar Association.