After a decade of professionalized governance, the pendulum is beginning to swing. Founders are reclaiming the chair — and doing so with a discipline the earlier generation lacked.
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The recent French and U.S. reforms have quietly reshaped multi-jurisdictional estate planning. A field guide.
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They are drafted in optimism and read in acrimony. Draft accordingly.