Farm Estate Planners

Attorney, Dwight Tompkins, discusses how the use of Joint Tenancy creates multiple problems for married couples, widows and widowers. He explains how Joint Tenancy is not a true estate plan, but a way to hold title. Various tax and creditor-related problems occur when Joint Tenancy is used in place of an effective estate plan.

Duration : 0:6:1

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