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If the attraction (and his daughter) was important to him, he should have written a will and maybe set up a trust, or created a corporation to to ensure this.
by tomohawk 9y ago
If the attraction (and his daughter) was important to him, he should have written a will and maybe set up a trust, or created a corporation to to ensure this.
If you don't have a will, take some time and make one this week.
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- lovemenot 9y agoIn this case it's not as simple as having the right legal documents. It seems the store was a physical manifestation of an iconoclast who's now dead. This seems less a business than a living work of art. A bleached coral can survive for a while, but if it cannot attract and retain the right symbionts, it'll die.
- prepend 9y agoWhile this is a good point, it’s not applicable in this case as the main problem is based on a dispute with inheritance that is closing and refocusing the purpose of the business. So even the bleached coral from your example isn’t being allowed.