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Inheritance Protection Program, Beyond Estate Planning Education – Seminars – Webinars – Teleseminars – CDs – DVDs Attorney Robert C. Adamski created the Inheritance Protection Program to help people move beyond simple estate planning and plan better to avoid inheritance disputes. During thirty years of practicing law Attorney Adamski has handled over one thousand inheritance disputes. He has seen how inheritance disputes tear families apart. The Inheritance Protection Program is designed to avoid inheritance disputes and theft before it occurs, as opposed to trying to reverse the damage after the damage is done. This progressive approach saves time, money and, most importantly, promotes healthy family relationships. During the next two decades $100 Trillion dollars will be pass from one generation to the next. Much of this wealth will be hijacked or stolen by family members, close associates and strangers. Much if not all of these thefts can be avoided. Inheritance theft is called “Inheritance Hijacking” by Attorney Adamski because an asset is diverted from its intended recipient to an unintended recipient. This is similar to a truck being hijacked on a highway. The hijacked asset may be one element of an estate, such as a bank account, or an entire estate. For example, a son may convince his aged parent to make the son a joint owner on a bank account, promising to divide the account among his siblings at the parent’s death. However, at the parent’s death the son refused to honor his promise. The son has successfully hijacked his sibling’s share of the account. This is an example of hijacking one asset. Had the son done the same thing with the parent’s will the entire estate would have been hijacked. There is one thread running through all hijackings: The hijacking is always a surprise to the victim. A typical reaction to a hijacking is something like, “How could my sister have done this to me? I would have never suspected her of stealing from me.” Hijackings are surprises because the victim does not have enough knowledge to understand how they might be victimized. Your best defense against the hijacking of your inheritance is knowledge. The Inheritance Protection Program combines four elements to instill knowledge and successfully avoid inheritance hijacking.
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