Inequality—or quite, disparity—of wealth is probably essentially the most complicated and vexing problem of our time.1 The legislation overview article, “How Ought to Inheritance Legislation Remediate Inequality?” focuses on the challenges of wealth inequality, particularly its causes and penalties, and critiques among the proscriptions introduced by trusts and estates (T&E) students to treatment the issue going ahead. Most significantly for T&E practitioners and readers of this publication, it proposes a
