The book
When the Iron Curtain fell, my father built six companies. When he died unexpectedly, I inherited them all. Five co-owners. No will. No map for any of it.
This book is about the years that followed. The legal mess, the family conversations we hadn't had, the slow rebuilding of something I never asked to inherit. It is not a how-to book on succession. It is what I would have wanted to read the week after the funeral.
Most writing on family wealth comes from the advisor's side of the table. This comes from the other side.