Probate
Sep. 27, 2000
Family Feud
Virtually every estate planner recalls the sinking feeling when caught in the middle of warring factions of a client's family.
By Brian McDonald, Isabella Horton Grant and Richard Collier
Having prepared an estate plan, how does an attorney respond when a clear conflict is raised between family members? What if the attorney represents (or is perceived as representing) more than one family member? Virtually every estate planner recalls the ...
Having prepared an estate plan, how does an attorney respond when a clear conflict is raised between family members? What if the attorney represents (or is perceived as representing) more than one family member? Virtually every estate planner recalls the ...
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