e been thinking abo=t it since you wrote. Sitting with Harry will be a waste of time, an= unless you think it's wise, we're hesitant about providing Max wi=h more information, because it's none of his business. I've =een thinking about writing a strong letter to Harry, telling him that of c=urse his pro

o res=lve the dispute regarding the Marital Trusts on the following general term=: (1) the trusts will pay you a fixed sum annually of $100,000; (2) Max wi=l resign as trustee, and Harry will appoint a new professional trustee to take his place; and (3) mutual relea=es will be exchanged. With respect to

o res=lve the dispute regarding the Marital Trusts on the following general term=: (1) the trusts will pay you a fixed sum annually of $100,000; (2) Max wi=l resign as trustee, and Harry will appoint a new professional trustee to take his place; and (3) mutual relea=es will be exchanged. With respect t