Description:
With this book you will get easy-to-understand legal and practical information about writing a will, making a trust, choosing guardians for children, avoiding probate, understanding retirement plans, and planning for incapacity and death. In other words this book contains what every adult needs to do to make sure their wishes will be carried out.
Brief description:
Liza Hanks has practiced estate planning, trust administration, and probate law for decades. She has taught Estate Planning and Taxation at Santa Clara University Law School as an adjunct lecturer, is a graduate of Stanford Law School, a former magazine editor, and the mother of two children (neither of whom has any interest in becoming an attorney). Liza is also the author of Every Californian's Guide to Estate Planning, andThe Trustee's Legal Companion (with Attorney Carol Elias Zolla).
Review Quotes:
Estate planning sounds difficult -- but most people just need a few basic documents. With the publication of the "Nolo's Guide to Estate Planning", estate planning expert Liza Hanks shows the non-specialist general readers just how to protect their loved ones from legal hassles and financial uncertainty with respect to an inheritance left to them.
Applies in all U.S. states except Louisiana, this paperback edition of estate attorney Liza Hanks "Nolo's Guide to Estate Planning" is fully updated, comprehensive, and thoroughly 'user friendly' in organization and presentation. If your aim is to establish and pass on 'Generational Wealth' to your children and grandchildren, then "Nolo's Guide to Estate Planning" is the ideal instructional guide and 'how to' manual. While also readily available in a digital book format "Nolo's Guide to Estate Planning" is especially and unreservedly recommended for personal, professional, community, senior center, and college/university library Money/Finance Management collections and Estate Planning reading lists. The Money/Finance Shelf, James A. Cox, Editor-in-Chief
Midwest Book Review