Trust and estate litigation is a growth industry. However, a careful estate planning attorney can work closely with clients to lessen the likelihood that plans drafted will ever result in litigation.
In most client meetings, attorneys will ask why the person has come in. A handful of reasons repeat: "I want to avoid probate," "I want to save taxes," and "I want to avoid any fighting." Avoiding probate is...
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