Financial: The Case Against Do-It-Yourself Wills

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FORBES.COM FINANCIAL NEWSLETTER SEPTEMBER 07, 2010
The Case Against Do-It-Yourself Wills Deborah L. Jacobs High legal fees have led consumers to do their own estate plans. Lawyers should woo them back by offering basic, affordable services. How To Pick The Right Financial Planner Liz Davidson and Susan Bradley References, tough questions and personal chemistry are the key. Row Over Riches Tim Treadgold Clive Palmer and his mining compatriots can claim credit for stymieing Aussie Labourites. Bernanke Out Of Bullets But Not Bombs Michael Pento Federal Reserve's ability to buy assets and spark inflation is unlimited. Five More True Tales From A Tax Lawyer Robert W. Wood Tilting at windmills and convincing the IRS that a client's ex-girlfriend deep-sixed his paperwork.	ADVERTISEMENT
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