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Involuntary Redistribution of Assets (IRA) cases which use probate venues and/or probate instruments (wills, trusts, guardianships and powers of attorney) to loot assets of the dead and disable/incapacitated can manifest themselves in a number of ways.  The Marshall/Morrissey trial currently underway in Manhattan has the defendants facing criminal charges of defrauding the estate of Marshall’s Keep Reading…

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Marshall/Morrissey trial updates

Son a ‘heel’ to shoe fan Astor Laura Italiano April 30, 2009 New York Post http://www.nypost.com/seven/04302009/news/regionalnews/son_a_heel_to_shoe_fan_astor_166885.htm?page=0 No shoes for you! Anthony Marshall had his famous but failing mother, Brooke Astor, in such a tizzy over her finances that she was afraid to even go shoe shopping, according to startling testimony in his Manhattan swindle trial Keep Reading…

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EstateofDenial.com posts new column

A new EstateofDenial.com column is posted in the Commentary section.  We’ve long wanted to write this piece about the similarity of details regarding Brooke Astor’s estate and those of other Involuntary Redistribution of Assets (IRA) cases in which probate venues and/or probate instruments (wills, trusts, guardianships and powers of attorney) are used to loot assets Keep Reading…

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Astor (alleged) estate looting reflects grave robbing trends

Grave Robbing Affects More than Astor-nomical Estates Lou Ann Anderson April 29, 2009 www.EstateofDenial.com In life, Brooke Astor represented the best of New York high society exemplifying gracious living and philanthropic generosity.  That she, in her last years, would become an alleged victim of elder abuse was unimaginable.  And in death, Brooke is still making Keep Reading…

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Crichton’s final plot twist

Crichton’s Last Thriller Karen Donovan April 20, 2009 Condé Nast Portfolio.com http://www.portfolio.com/business-news/portfolio/2009/04/20/Michael-Crichtons-Last-Thriller When he died in November, the author left behind two unpublished books and one real mystery: Will his widow be able to gain control of a substantial part of his estate against his wishes? The publishing world is abuzz with news that Michael Keep Reading…

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