Specialist firm for heirs, lawyers etc: a robust approach to an ancient racket

Forthcoming books on inheritance law and practice

Global multimedia startup on all things inherited (assets, genes, family, culture, planet)

(1) Estate planning (2) living trusts (3) disinheriting (4) statutory inheriting

(1) Forgery (2) undue influence (3) lost and found (4) oops forgot! (5) afterthoughts (6) registering (7) homemade

Putative heirs and others hastening a testator's death: (1) in a care situation (2) in a nursing home (3) in a critical-care hospital situation (4) legal and illegal assisted dying (5) induced suicide (6) homicide. Dying wishes, second thoughts, deathbed smarts

The icon says enough, right down to the blue shirt and the white collar. I can't think of a good word to say about any of them.

It's all about whole-truth and false accounts. It's only about accounts. Accounts are the key thing. That and accounting. And accounts. (Oddly enough, it's not about accountants.)

(1) Family (2) philanthropees (3) the testator's lawyer (4) bad people (5) minority heir victims

(1) Devolution vs dispersal: the fantasy of a population-wide diffusion of wealth (2) interim and final distributions of net residue (3) discretionary trusts

(1) Failure stories: how you blew it (2) success stories: how you grew it (3) the family business (4) other hand-me-downs (5) honest and dishonest failure to comply with conditions, stipulations 

(1) Civil vs criminal (2) greed (3) stupidity (4) misconception (5) Jarndyce syndrome: the chance'ry division of your inheritance from all four sides (substantive judge, costs judge, opponents, your own lawyers) (6) publicity and privacy (7) claims against the estate from testator victims (Madoff, Epstein etc.)