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Lawyers Weekly (April 13, 2020) The coronavirus outbreak has elder law attorneys working overtime to help clients navigate issues ranging from the mundane updating of a will to the relocation of a loved one barred from returning to the nursing home...
Lawyers Weekly (April 27, 2020) This Week's Decisions: Where a Probate & Family Court judge, having appointed permanent guardians over three minor children, declined to exercise jurisdiction over petitions to remove those guardians, the...
New Etiquette Rules in a COVID-19 World Here's how the pandemic has changed our manners — maybe for good by Sarah Elizabeth Adler, AARP, May 15, 2020 A firm handshake, a kiss on the cheek, the clink of glasses at a dinnertime...
5 Things You Should Know About Annuities Income for life is nice, but it comes at a price by Kim Lankford, AARP, May 21, 2020 1. They're simple — and complicated. 3. You need to know what you want. Income annuities...
The Law Office of Alexander F.X. Matulewicz, Esq. is ready to help you with all your probate issues. We find it helpful to advertise by word of mouth to our co-workers, friends and relatives how important it is to be prepared when the day comes and...
With all the talk about opening up various establishments in a state-wide roll out by dates one wonders what it all means. The unemployment numbers are mind boggling and recession like. People are afraid of losing money in the stock market, just...
From nose to toes, Doctors continue to discover uncommon signs of coronavirus infection by Rachel Nania, AARP, May 13, 2020 Fever, cough and shortness of breath are not the only warning signs of a coronavirus infection, even if they are the...
Excerpts taken from AARP Bulletin dated April 2020. My spouse and I are preparing our advance medical directives so our kids don't have to make decisions for us. One of the directives is whether we'd like palliative care or hospice care....
Lawyer's Weekly Dated 3/16/2020 (This Week's Decisions): Where a mother's parental rights to her daughter were terminated by a juvenile Court judge, the mother was not constructively denied the assistance of...
