"....will educate people about how to avoid inheritance problems, and spur better communication between parents and children...." -- Grania Litwin, Victoria Times Colonist, April 8 2002"And take it from Les Kotzer, a lawyer who ..... co-authored the... book "The Family Fight:...." with Barry Fish. -- Kathy Chu, Dow Jones Newswires March 2002"The book gives practical advice on drawing up a will, appointing executors, organizing personal affairs and .... avoiding unintentional inequities." --Mimi Whitefield, Miami Herald, April 7th, 2002 what books should a beginner read The Family Fight: Planning to Avoid it
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. This book works!By WFMy parents did a great job of teaching me and my several siblings how to get along. Our mother passed and my father purchased a copy of this book for me and each of my siblings to read. My father called a family meeting (no spouses!) where he reviewed his estate and how he had planned out its disposition, all within the framework of this book. My siblings and I have had our differences but all of us were over 50 years old when we had the family meeting. My father has since passed. My siblings and I and our families continue to get along as well as we did when our father sat us down for the family meeting. That is to say, there was no family fight. My father had planned how to avoid it. This book works.5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. When siblings are at each others throat fighting over inheritence .By Bobby ParagonIf you THINK you may get into a sibling fight with over your parents estate, this is the book for you. Buy it BEFORE things can get ugly.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great BookBy Cherryl KilnessThis book is extremely helpful to those needing to write a will who have family to consider. Great book--easy to understand!