20 Questions to Ask about Wills & Estates will help you and your loved ones expect — and plan for — the unexpected. Learn how to use Will and estate planning to preserve and pass on wealth to loved ones, to make the most of insurance and retirement benefits, to minimize taxes and to promote family welfare and harmony.
The authors, a father/son legal team with more than 65 years' experience counseling real people in real situations, cut through the legal mumbo jumbo in preparing a last will and testament. Get answers to questions like:
• How do I avoid being kept alive artificially — or prevent having treatment stopped — if I become in capacitated? • What are the best ways to avoid probate court tying up your property? • How much/little can I leave my spouse? • When is it fair to treat my children unequally? • When do I need to worry about federal estate taxes?
Peace of mind comes from being prepared. This book shows you how to
face whatever the future brings with confidence.
About the Author
Robert Zafft is a Harvard-trained lawyer and member of the Illinois and
Missouri bars. He is a former partner in the Salans international law
firm and a management consultant with McKinsey & Company.
Gene Zafft has taught Estate Planning at Washington University School of Law for 45 years. A recognized expert in the field of Trusts & Estates, Zafft has more than 50 years experience as a principal in the St. Louis law firm of Rosenblum, Goldenhersh, Silverstein & Zafft, PC.
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