What if everything you've been told about inheritance is wrong? What if a "silver spoon" isn't a privilege, but a profound responsibility?

Chip Fisher, founder of Urusus Advisory, sits down with Derek Jensen to challenge the greatest taboo of wealth and the emotional weight it places on heirs. They explore how to transform an inheritance from a burden into a "launchpad," break the silence that cripples families, and leverage the true superpower of passed-down wealth: not the money itself, but the time and freedom it provides to build a legacy that matters.

Urusus Advisory: https://ursusadvisoryllc.com/

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This podcast is presented by Jensen Estate Law and produced by Marguerite Productions.

Here's a question most people never ask: What will your family look like in 2125?

Not just your assets. Your family. The people who will carry your name, your values, your stories — or won't. The relationships that will hold strong or fracture. The opportunities your decisions today will create or foreclose a century from now.

Most estate planning treats legacy as a transaction—Who Gets What? Divide the assets, sign the documents, done. Estate attorney Derek Jensen questions that approach and discovered that families who thrive across generations think completely differently. They're not planning for a moment of transfer. They're architecting systems that strengthen over time.

Through candid conversations with wealth advisors, financial philosophers, and families who've cracked this code, Derek explores the real work of multi-generational thinking. Not just trusts and tax strategies, though those matter, but the conversations, values, and practices that keep families unified and thriving long after you're gone.

Whether you're building wealth from scratch, inheriting, helping aging parents navigate their decisions, or preparing the next generation for what's coming—you're part of a chain that extends far beyond your lifetime.

This show is about understanding that responsibility and embracing that possibility. Because the best estate plans aren't documents. They're living systems that grow stronger with each generation.

Learn more about Who Gets What?: https://whogetswhat.fm/

This podcast is presented by Jensen Estate Law and produced by Marguerite Productions.

What does a California estate attorney see when he looks at Silicon Valley's wealth? Not just IPOs and unicorns, but a generation facing unprecedented legacy challenges.

Elijah Keyes joins Derek Jensen with stories from the front lines of tech wealth in California. They dive into the psychological shifts required to go from "creator" to "steward," the critical importance of a "comprehensive team" (and what that really means), and how to plan an estate that thrives long after the stock options vest.

Listen to Elijah’s podcast — Keys to Your Legacy with Elijah Keyes: https://keyeslawgroup.com/podcast/

Learn more about Who Gets What?: https://whogetswhat.fm/

This podcast is presented by Jensen Estate Law and produced by Marguerite Productions.

We all know about budgets and retirement accounts. But what about a Family Constitution? Host Derek Jensen and guest Walter Young push beyond basic financial literacy to explore the human side of wealth.

They discuss how to escape scarcity thinking, why you should run your family like a business, and how to transform life insurance from a simple safety net into a dynamic tool for building a legacy that reflects your family's core values.

Learn more about Walter’s book and his forthcoming financial literacy course: https://thefifthoption.com/

Learn more about Who Gets What?: https://whogetswhat.fm/

This podcast is presented by Jensen Estate Law and produced by Marguerite Productions.

Derek Jensen built a career helping families plan their estates. But he realized he'd never had the real conversation with his own father about their family's century-old heritage property in Montana.

His father is one of seven siblings, now one of only two remaining from his generation. As an officer of the family corporation that owns the land, he's navigating an impossible balance: honoring the past, serving the present, and preserving possibilities for a future he won't see.

In this deeply personal episode, Derek sits down with his dad expecting one conversation and gets another. They discuss the weight of collective decision-making, what "fair" really means when dividing the indivisible, and the quiet fear of being the generation that lets something slip away. The conversation reveals that even among family, we need to stay open to learning and challenge our own assumptions.

From corporate governance to the local deer, this episode shows why estate planning is never just about assets and documents. It's about identity, continuity, and the profound responsibility of deciding what deserves to last beyond our lifetime.

Learn more about Who Gets What?: https://whogetswhat.fm/

This podcast is presented by Jensen Estate Law and produced by Marguerite Productions.