Archive: April 2013

Apr 23 2013

Shakespeare on Charitable Giving Posted by Danielle Streed

In our final week with William Shakespeare and his foresight into estate planning topics, we visit Julius Cesar. Julius Cesar is not about second marriages, spend thrift children or even making bad business decisions and the transfer of assets during your lifetime. Julius Cesar is about something [Read More...]



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Apr 16 2013

King Lear’s Estate Planning Advice Posted by Danielle Streed

Shakespeare did not stop with the idea of second marriages or the idea of a spend-thrift child. Instead he swiftly moved on to the concept of King Lear. In King Lear, the King has three daughters and as the King was getting up in age he realized that he could no longer maintain his Kingdom on his [Read More...]



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Apr 10 2013

Henry IV: Shakespeare Strikes Again with More Estate Planning Knowledge Posted by Danielle Streed

What we established last week in our discussion about Hamlet is that William Shakespeare had a little more insight into the future then we gave him credit for. However, we can not stop our discussion with Hamlet, now we need to take a look at HENRY IV. Henry IV was a self-made man by making [Read More...]



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Apr 02 2013

Hamlet: Tragedy or Estate Planning Lesson? Posted by Danielle Streed

When we think of William Shakespeare, the ultimate renaissance man, we do not necessarily think of him in the same breath as estate planning. Believe it or not, William Shakespeare has offered much insight into many aspects of the human condition, including estate planning. The plays that were [Read More...]



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