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: Florida Estate Planning Lawyer BlogFaith-Based Estate Planning
By David M. Goldman
David A. Atraus, a Nevada Estate Planning Lawyer, has published a book titled Faith-Based Estate Planning: Our Values and Valuables. The book was written after contacting hundreds of religious clergy throughout the nation, and took him several years to write.
Upon a first glance, I was very impressed. The book covers Estate Planning issues like living trusts, wills, medical directives, long-term care insurance and life insurance on many religions including Baha'i, Buddhism, Christianity (10 denominations and branches), and 12 more religions from Roman Catholic to Judaism to Zoroastrianism.
It looks very comprehensive and I expect to write more on the book in the future.
Full post as published by Florida Estate Planning Lawyer Blog on April 20, 2009 (boomark / email).
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