Attorney Gregory D. Robinson examines how African American cultural values, history, and lived experience shape estate planning decisions. Drawing on real-world scenarios, he explores topics like heirs’ property, informal land transfers, church and community ties, and the impact of mistrust in legal and financial systems. Greg breaks down the unique challenges Black families face in protecting homes, land, and businesses, and highlights practical, culturally aware strategies—from wills and trusts to LLCs, family meetings, and working with the right advisors—to honor heritage while securing a lasting legacy.