Inheriting Inequality
Allison Tait, David RobertsEverything begins and ends with an inheritance. Law professor, UC Press author, and Bloomberg-quoted expert on the laws, the marriages, and the ghosts that decide who inherits what.
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"Pencil Never Counts": When Women's Wills Fail
Women have produced heirs, historically, but women as heirs is another matter. Women have not been counted as heirs nor have they been the ones to transfer large estates to their heirs. In the systems of heirs and heirship, women have been...
Feminist Trusts & Estates: The Shadow Ledger
What would a feminist inheritance look like? What assets would a feminist estate take into account? And how would those assets be valued and transferred?
These are recurring questions in the world of inherited inequality and this new three...
Lessons from One Year on Substack
Happy Birthday to Inheriting Inequality!
I started this Substack one year ago, with no idea how to do anything. I wasn’t sure how people subscribed, what a note was, or what a weekly newsletter looked like. Fifty-two posts later, here we...
I am king, and you are my husband
Flounder, flounder, in the sea,
if you’re a man, then speak to me.
Though I don’t agree with my wife’s request,
I’ve come to ask it nonetheless.
The Brothers Grimm, The Fisherman and His Wife (1812) (translated by Jack Zipes, 2014)...
The Unborn and the Undead
Any account of the undead is incomplete without a discussion of the unborn. If the long-dead are one source of power in inheritance law, the unborn are a new kind of legal phantom, haunting the circulation of money. This is the third and fi...
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Professor of Law * Author of The House That Family Money Built * Loves cats, witches, and pastries * Hates gender norms and wealth inequality
Writer of the Substack Sparks From Culture; zealous fan of my family, my Shih Tzu, all things Substack, NYC (lifelong resident); forty year career in finance, now a writer.
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