“You can have an ex-wife, but never an ex-child”
George Foreman lived a rags-to-riches tale of pure Americana: Olympic gold medalist, heavyweight boxing champion, ordained minister, global pitchman, and father to a dozen children. Unlike many celebrities, Foreman was considered relatable and connected to his audience. But beyond the fortune and fame, George’s life reminds us that estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy. It’s for anyone with family, property, or something meaningful to pass on. Read more to learn about how that relatability extended to many of the estate planning issues he had to navigate as someone with multiple marriages, a large blended family, and adopted children.