ISSUE V.11

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Employment Law
Executive Compensation Arrangements: The New Law

Steven J. Friedman

Employment Law
New Sexual Harassment Training Requirements for California
Michael R. Minguet

Office Technology
Internet Access: The Drive for Faster and Faster Transmission Service
Jeffrey Allen

Practice Management
Ten Best Practices That Will Improve Any Negotiation
Helen Conroy

Employment Law
Potential Tort Liability for Recruiting At-Will Employees
Everett F. Meiners

Advertising Law
FDA Requests Pfizer to Pull Viagra "Wild Thing" Ads
Jeffrey S. Edelstein

 



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Estate Planning for Special Assets

approx. 500 pages, looseleaf, 2004
Print Format: ES33510


When is the last time you saw a “typical” estate? Invariably, your clients have assets—and questions about those assets—that require special consideration or present special challenges. From a vacation home at Lake Tahoe or a California law practice to the care of beloved pets, one or more of the client’s assets may present unique counseling and drafting challenges.

A must-have addition to every estate planner’s library, Estate Planning for Special Assets covers assets that present special counseling and drafting issues, such as out-of-state property, a family business, a law office, or a vineyard. It discusses how to counsel your clients, gather the information you need, and draft the appropriate instruments. Strategic considerations regarding valuation and management procedures are also included.


   

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