Saving the Family Cottage

Saving the Family Cottage

by Stuart J. Hollander

2009220 pages

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Keep your vacation home in the family with the definitive guide to succession planning. Now published by Nolo, Saving the Family Cottage is written in plain English by estate planning and succession attorney-experts Stuart Hollander and David S. Fry, to help you plan to pass on your vacation home and keep it in the family. Complete with real-world examples and stories of cottage wars gone awry, this book breaks down the essentials for passing your cottage to the next generation. Find out how to: figure out which estate planning entity is right for you and your family develop a cottage schedule deal with co-owners who fail to pay their assessments decide whether to establish an endowment allocate control between and within generations of owners Although the term cottage is used throughout, the practical advice from the authors applies to any property that a family wants to retain. With information for owners, attorneys and financial planners, this guide to succession planning makes a complex problem understandable and offers concrete solutions to what can be a delicate family matter. The 2nd edition acknowledged the addition of Attorney David S. Fry as an author of the book and successor to the author's cottage law practice. The updated 3rd edition is now published by Nolo and has been revised to include the latest state and federal rules that apply to vacation home owners, including fully up-to-date estate tax information.

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