Groucho Marx had a will, too. But he didn't plan for incapacity. The end of his life became a public circus. The court declared him incompetent, and his companion and family members battled for control over his care–and his money.
Elvis and Groucho had something in common. They had wills, but they both could have done better jobs of planning their estates. After this presentation, you'll know how to do that.
