Let's assume that there's a business family, where the initial two or three generations took significant amount of time to build something valuable, could be a flourishing business, a property portfolio or a corpus of investments. They have a Will, perhaps even a relatively recent one, that is also blessed by their chartered accountant or lawyer. Their banker also does not have any concerns and things seem to be in control. Then something unexpected happens, could be a death

Every year, thousands of Indian families discover the hard way that the single most document that they trusted most for their succession planning, i.e. their carefully drafted Will, was indeed not enough at the time of need. This hard fact emerges when post humous, the properties are frozen for years, bank accounts become inaccessible, the children fight in courts and businesses collapse in the absence of decisive leadership. And through all of it, the wealth that took a life