Trusts & Estates
Jun. 25, 2010
Bad Things That Happen to Good People Without an Estate Plan
What are the worst consequences for failing to engage in proper estate planning? Howard Klein of Feinberg MIndel Brandt & Klein takes you inside the "parade of horribles."
The most frustrating aspect of my practice as an estate planner is the unhappy consequences of inaction by those clients who have procrastinated about planning their estates and/or have neglected to execute appropriate protective instruments like advance health care directives and living trusts. Those consequences often are that the clients either died intestate or have become subjects of court-supervised conservatorships administered b...
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