It is clear from the record that Weiss had charge of the affairs of Robert Kaufmann for ten years prior to Robert's death, and that when Weiss appeared before the Surrogate Court of New York County relative to the value of the shares after Robert's death, he insisted that the shares "should be appraised at least at full book value."

Mar 12, 2013 · FACTS:-In about 1949, Kaufman met Walter Weiss at age 39. -Weiss did not have any significant material assets at the time. - A year later Kaufman hired Weiss as his financial consultant.

Weiss exploited Robert, induced him to transfer to him the stewardship formerly exercised by Joel, increased Robert's need for dependency, prevented and curtailed associations which threatened his absolute control of Robert and alienated him from his family.

In about 1949, Kaufman met Walter Weiss at age 39. Weiss did not have any significant material assets at the time. A year later Kaufman hired Weiss as his financial consultant.

After moving to New York, multimillionaire Robert Kaufmann met Walter Weiss (proponent), a non-practicing attorney whom he hired as his financial consultant. Weiss moved in with Kaufmann and they eventually moved into an expensive townhouse purchased by Kaufmann.

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May 18, 2014 · In that case, Robert Kaufmann, the scion of a wealthy jeweler, left his estate to his lover and business partner, Walter Weiss, instead of his brothers, Joel and Aron. Robert enclosed a letter with his will that articulated his profound feelings for Walter.

Kaufmann. 1. Robert Kaufmann, an heir to the Kay Jewelry Store dynasty, executed a series of wills in the 1950s leaving most of his fortune to his lover, Walter Weiss. 2. Anticipating that his brothers would challenge the validity of his estate plan, Robert wrote them a letter explaining how Walter had transformed his life:

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