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About Wills & Estates

Written by a father/son legal team with over 70 years’ experience counseling real people in real situations, this short, easy-to-read book cuts through the legal mumbo jumbo

Use Wills and estate planning to preserve and pass on wealth to loved ones
Make the most of insurance and retirement benefits
Get ready financially for marriage, divorce, or remarriage
Promote family welfare and harmony

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About Robert

A Harvard-trained lawyer and former McKinsey & Company consultant, Zafft writes EthicsTalk, a nationally syndicated business-ethics advice column distributed through American Cities Business Journals. A frequent speaker and commentator on ethics, business, and public policy, he also teaches Business Ethics at Olin Business School, Washington University in St. Louis. In addition to McKinsey & Company, Zafft has 25+ years of real-world experience as a private-equity principal, partner in a global law firm, Team Leader for Tony Blair Associates, and Senior Corporate Governance Expert for the OECD.

About Gene Zafft

Gene Zafft, a member of the Missouri bar, has taught Estate Planning in the Graduate Tax Program at Washington University School of Law for 45 years. A recognized expert in the field of Trusts & Estates, Zafft has over 50 years of private-practice experience as a principal in the St. Louis tax, family-business and real-estate firm of Rosenblum, Goldenhersh, Silverstein & Zafft, PC.

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