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Category Archives: Lawyer For Life
The Power of Story-Based Planning Part 2
Continuing with the great stuff from Scott Farnsworth and Sunbridge Legacy Builder Institute. Here is the second installment in Scott’s series about the power of story-based planning. Again, I don’t usually repost other people’s information, but I’ve got a different … Continue reading
Michael Jackson's Estate Plan – What He Did Right!
We’ve become all too used to folks in media twisting a story to suit a certain purpose. When Michael Jackson’s will was revealed, the media was reporting that he left everything to his Family Trust and then speculating as to … Continue reading
Michael Crichton's Will – A Change From The Normal
Finally – FINALLY – we get a report of a celebrity who has passed away with some proper estate planning in place. Read this, and then come back. I apologize that the link is coming from TMZ (a bit exploitive), … Continue reading
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Finding a Lawyer For Life
If you take a snapshot of a person’s life, they’ll probably need a lawyer at least 4 or 5 times in their adult life. First, maybe they’ll need a lawyer to draft or review a prenuptial agreement before marriage. Next, … Continue reading