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Right after the Sept. 11 attacks, few of the victims' survivors could think about death certificates or probate. But as bills grew, they soon realized the money they needed was under the sole control of a spouse officially listed as missing. Not surprisingly, lawyers -- especially those with trust and estate practices -- perceived such problems before the families did. What was remarkable was what they did about it.
January 08, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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