The Inheritance Imagination
Allison TaitI'm a law professor writing about inheritance and inequality. I love talking about what kinds of things people inherit, from money to ideas, but I'm also up for talking about what's for dinner and my cats. I live in an imaginary estate in the countryside.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Why the Witch Ate the Children
Why did the witch eat the children? This was always my question about Hansel and Gretel, a story that deeply terrified me when I was young. I could never quite figure out why she ate them, since she seemed to have plenty of food in her hous...
Getting People to Write Wills
It’s time to celebrate everyone’s favorite week of the year, if only they knew it existed: Estate Planning Awareness Week. How do we celebrate? If ever in doubt, begin by eating cake. That’s what we did in class yesterday.
Trust Fund Pets
People care deeply about all kinds of property, as I wrote about last week, but the most important piece of property in many homes may actually be the family pet. An estimated 71% of households in the United States, own a pet, and it is not...
Why People Love Things
I like to think of estate planning as matching a person’s things with the people in their life- a plan for who gets what. It should be a simple matching game, but in reality, it can be difficult because people have deep and often complicate...
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I'm a law professor writing inheritance and inequality. Families, money, and gender are my favorite topics; but I'm also up for talking about what's for dinner and my cats.
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