Noam Chomsky describes his experiences with his former lawyer, A. Max Kohlenberg, regarding the mismanagement of his financial affairs after the death of his first wife. Chomsky entrusted his financial matters to Kohlenberg and an investment firm, Bainco, but later discovered financial problems, including depletion of his IRA and lack of income from a Marital Trust. He faced difficulties in obtaining information about the trust and experienced distress due to the financial mismanagement and intrusive demands from the trustees.
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