According to the WSJA recently discovered testament suggests that the co-founder of the late Zappos, Tony Hsieh, had concrete plans for his fortune despite the previous convictions that he died without leaving instructions for an area which is worth the value of $ 1.2 billion.
Among other things, the document, signed in 2015 and included in a recent judicial file, contains a striking non-counter clause intended for the Hsieh family: if one of his four family members disputes his wishes, all will receive nothing. The Testament also allocates more than $ 50 million and several Las Vegas properties to unknown trust linked to the beneficiaries it aimed to surprise.
In particular, Hsieh has also reserved $ 3 million at its University Alma Mater Harvard, the legendary institution which is currently fighting with the Trump administration, which has Billions of frozen dollars in federal funding and is would have Give the endowment to Harvard more closely.
The discovery of the will adds another bizarre element to the odd Legal battle on the succession of Hsieh after his death in November 2020 in a house fire at 46 years old. Hsieh would have designed the desire to create a “WOW factor” for the beneficiaries, wanting them to “live in the wow”.
