The last will and testament of pop music superstar and cultural icon Michael Jackson seemed to indicate a fair degree of planning. Yet the specifics remain murky and many questions remain. Gene L. Osofsky, who specializes in Elder Law and Estate Planning, offers a few insightful comments about what the famous entertainer left behind.<\/p>\n
Attorney Gene L. Osofsky, of the law firm Osofsky & Osofsky, was as much taken aback as the rest of us by the sudden and premature death of pop music superstar and cultural icon Michael Jackson at the age of 50. Unlike many middle-aged \u201cbaby-boomers,\u201d Jackson did have a will drawn up, and it was even made public. The document aroused Osofsky\u2019s curiosity. Like millions of Americans, the attorney specializing in Elder Law was somewhat familiar with the publicized particulars of Jackson\u2019s turbulent life, and the release of a will was not entirely unexpected by Osofsky. \u201cThere was (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The last will and testament of pop music superstar and cultural icon Michael Jackson seemed to indicate a fair degree of planning. Yet the specifics remain murky and many questions remain. Gene L. Osofsky, who specializes in Elder Law and…<\/span><\/p>\n