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    The Do Over Trust: Protecting Your Adult Children from Themselves

    by Jeffrey M. Verdon, Esq., Managing Partner, Jeffrey M. Verdon Law Group, LLP Mar 04, 2019 2 minutes

    Wealthy parents and grandparents who have dutifully planned ahead for their children's futures should consider this cautionary tale.

    It's 1998:

    You accumulated sizable estate assets and you and your lawyer created an irrevocable dynasty trust for your infant son to protect his legacy and provide him a long-term financial safety net. You were a thoughtful and loving parent.

    It's 2018:

    A lot has happened over the past 20 years. The business world has changed and the path to independent adulthood lies obscured in your son's generation's

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