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Cold hand makes sense. Frank Zappa’s estate left his family at odds. Dylan could avoid that with careful planning.
by chrisdhoover 6y ago
Cold hand makes sense. Frank Zappa’s estate left his family at odds. Dylan could avoid that with careful planning.
- sandworm101 6y ago(Generic situation, not an ethics violation): One couple I talked to wanted to give their house to their infant grandson. So long as Billy lived in the house his parents could stay too. (Parents effectively passed over, avoiding some taxation issue.) I had a standard approach to this: So you don't want Billy to join the army? What if Billy wants to be a fighter pilot? Then he won't then be living in the house. What if he is offered a great job in New York? Do you want him to turn that job down in order to keep his parents living your house? When Little Billy is 50 years old, and you have been dead for decades, do you still want him opening up your will to ask your permission before he makes a life choice? Instead, how about we let him live in the house until he is 25 and then he can sell it?
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- subpixel 6y agoThe James Brown estate feud is one for the ages.
- dllthomas 6y agoOn the one hand, I feel bad about the hard feelings and I'm glad the issue is resolved. On the other hand, "Dweezil Zappa Plays Whatever the F@%k He Wants – The Cease and Desist Tour" is the most Zappa thing ever to Zappa.