Johnson V. Johnson

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Summary: THE BACK SIDE OF TRUSTS
Review: We've all heard Suuze say "Everyone needs a Trust." This book tells how the Attorney, Trust Officer, and others establishing a trust for children abused their fiduciay duties and used their influence to create a lifetime job for themselves, one from which it may be impossible to fire them and how they take advantage of the children to feather their own nest. Every parent establishing a trust, should include a power permiting the beneficiaries to fire the trustee without cause and at anytime. This book tells how the Johnson children were scarred and marred for life by the trusts created for their benefit. Read it and weep. Robert Rice

Rating:
Summary: THE BACK SIDE OF TRUSTS
Review: We've all heard Suuze say "Everyone needs a Trust." This book tells how the Attorney, Trust Officer, and others establishing a trust for children abused their fiduciay duties and used their influence to create a lifetime job for themselves, one from which it may be impossible to fire them and how they take advantage of the children to feather their own nest. Every parent establishing a trust, should include a power permiting the beneficiaries to fire the trustee without cause and at anytime. This book tells how the Johnson children were scarred and marred for life by the trusts created for their benefit. Read it and weep. Robert Rice