Why inherit more? -- Talking to your parents -- Second (and later) spouses can destroy your inheritance -- Does your parent have the right insurance coverage? -- Are your parent's assets managed and invested appropriately? -- How do your parents own their assets: judging a book by its cover -- Jewelry, vacation homes, family apartments and other tough-to-divide assets -- Identifying hidden assets -- Don't overlook the paperwork -- Medicaid nursing home costs -- Estate, gift, and other taxes that can decimate your inheritance -- Is your mom's lawyer billing excessive fees and expenses? -- Dealing with will contests and law suits -- Preventing your ex-spouse from running off with your inherited assets -- Inherit the best way possible -- a lifetime trust -- Safeguarding your inheritance.
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Straightforward advice on protecting the hard-earned assets of parentsEvery caring child is concerned with making sure that their parents are well taken care of in old age. But every child is also anxious to maximize the amount of inheritance they will receive when their parents pass away. Inheritance is often a difficult subject to broach, but it must be dealt with long before it becomes critically important. Inherit More offers estate planning and financial advice for heirs who want to protect the assets of their parents. Martin Shenkman is an acknowledged expert in estate planning and tax a.
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