Estate planning with cars

[Chevy454]

Stefano: the probate judge appoints the executor...granted, he can follow the wishes of the will, but he's not *bound* to the will...the executor is basically at the mercy of the judge. If all parties are in agreement, as is the judge, then everything can follow the protocol of the will...but like everything else in life, all it takes is one squeaky wheel...and in the end, we're all still at the mercy of a judge...trusts aren't nearly as expensive/exclusive as they used to be, and are HIGHLY recommended.

We tell our clients the easiest thing to divide is money...