Disinheriting a Spouse, Child or Family Member

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Estate planners are often asked to draft documents that disinherit immediate family members. Documents of this sort are frequently challenged, and often result in litigation. This reference set demonstrates techniques for the effective drafting of such documents, while minimizing litigation risks. The successful drafting of these documents requires the use of all available tools and techniques. Failing to use necessary safeguards may result in a failed estate plan, which does not achieve a client’s objectives and may even result in liability for the estate planner.

Authors

Abraham M. Mora, Kaye Scholer LLP

Self Study Credit - CD & Reference Manual

Sponsored by Lorman Education

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