Epstein Secrets

ings, but it would never have occurred to us to regard that as my "individual property," or even to imagine separate "individual properties." Again, Eric suggested this pretense solely for tax purposes. We agreed, but the idea that you (and Max) express could never have occurred to us, and I find it

he terms of the trust and the trustees are just doing their jobs. In Harry's case, at one point in the mid-1990s he unexpectedly owed $60,000 due to the Alternative Minimum Tax as a result of receiving stock options. He discussed this with Mommoy and her accountant, and they decided she would lend him the money to pay the

ur communication. We EFTA00914544 believe that Eric Menoyo designed your estate plan properly to prot

he terms of the trust and the trustees are just doing their jobs. In Harry's case, at one point in the mid-1990s he unexpectedly owed $60,000 due to the Alternative Minimum Tax as a result of receiving stock options. He discussed this with Mommoy and her accountant, and they decided she would lend him the money to pay the

happens with our communication. We believe that Eric Menoyo designed your estate plan properly to prot

he terms of the trust and the trustees are just doing their jobs. In Harry's case, at one point in the mid-1990s he unexpectedly owed $60=000 due to the Alternative Minimum Tax as a result of receiving stock options. He discussed this with Mommoy and her accountant, and they decided she would lend him the money to pay the

f serious concern to me. I described Max's inte=pretation of the marital trust, based on unpleasant legalistic chicanery. To repeat the main points, Eric set up the Trust in Mommoy's name for esta=e purposes. Trust law requires that the funds first pass through a Carol Chomsky Revocable Trust, then b

he terms of the trust and the trustees are just doing their jobs. In Harry's case, at one point in the mid-1990s he unexpectedly owed $60=000 due to the Alternative Minimum Tax as a result of receiving stock options.40 He discussed this with Mommoy and her accountant, and they decided she would lend him the money to pay th

ings, but it would never have occurred to us to regard that as my "individual property," or even to imagine separate "individual properties." Again, Eric suggested this pretense solely for tax purposes. We agreed, but the idea that you (and Max) express could never have occurred to us, and I find it

he terms of the trust and the trustees are just doing their jobs. In Harry's case, at one point in the mid-1990s he unexpectedly owed $60=000 due to the Alternative Minimum Tax as a result of receiving stock options..* He discussed this with Mommoy and her accountant, and they decided she would lend him the money to pay th