Why Haven’t You and Your Family Been Told These Facts
A persuasive appeal promotes avoiding probate through living trusts. It warns that probate courts are costly, slow, and corrupt, citing critics and high judge income. The piece urges readers to set up inter vivos trusts to transfer assets privately and quickly, with ABA noted for educational efforts.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Fiorello LaGuardia
New York Herald- Tribune
Bridgeport Post
Journal of the American Bar Association
Connecticut
America
Washington
Chicago
The Book The Lawyers Tried to Ban A Probate Alternative
Norman F. Dacey promotes a do it yourself estate planning book that argues avoiding probate with inter vivos trusts. It claims benefits like private transfers, no executor fees, and rapid asset distribution to beneficiaries with tax advantages. The excerpt extols instruments for real estate savings and business assets, plus forms and guidance for family financial planning.
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New York State
New York
Norman F. Dacey
Norman F Dacey and the estate planning revolution
Publisher promotes Norman F. Dacey as America’s leading estate planner. It touts wide attention from Senate committees and the Air Force and offers a ten day home examination of a book on estate planning with a money back guarantee. Price listed as 4.95 with coupon offer.
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Dacey
Norman F. Dacey
America
Senate
Justice Department
Defense Department
U.S. Air Force
Air Force Academy
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