A family member with special needs

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The owners of a farm want to assure the financial security of their quadriplegic son when they die, but they also want to please their other son, who worries about his brother's expenses. Suggestions for how best to structure the transfer of assets to the sons are provided.

Cover Story, Distribution of decedents' estates

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When the team falls apart

Article Abstract:

A case study involving dissension among the siblings who run a family business is presented. The family needs to select a leader for the business. A consultant might help family members to begin sound business planning.

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Betrayed by his son-in-law

Article Abstract:

A small business owner finds that his son-in-law and partner has been lying to him about business affairs. Two experts analyze the situation and offer advice for its resolution.

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