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Feb 20, 2018 Office News

The office is making outreach to various groups, client bases and organizations to make our probate administration services available on a broad scale. My own CPA has agreed to pass on a notice posted in the Lawyer's Weekly Newspaper highlighting...

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Feb 14, 2018 Office News

People don't know that ignoring something doesn't make it go away. A family may have had parents, who die, leaving siblings. Now one wants to sell the house, get some money. Did you know you're going to have to probate two estates to...

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Feb 13, 2018 Office News

The prime reason to utilize an attorney in probate matters is because the protocol and procedure is just complicated enough to require one. In Florida, e.g. you can't probate an estate without an attorney. Some states, like Arkansas, give the...

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Feb 8, 2018 Office News

You would not believe how UNPREPARED families are to be on good ground to receive monies they were expecting when so and so passed on. The will they’re banking on is invalid. The decedent lives in another state. There’s been a CPA type guy...

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Feb 7, 2017 Office News

Throughout this period of starting to focus on probate administration, and the instruments that go with it (health care proxy, wills, e.g.), there have been other cases within the office. The variety is what I have enjoyed. A claim against CVS for...

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Feb 6, 2018 Office News

It is presently enjoyable to take this section and make the office blog section more "personalized". The office brochure says a unique name, a unique practice, a unique approach. So be it. Probate administration is something many lawyers would say...

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Feb 3, 2018 Office News

Staff has done a form of "audit" - going to other probate lawyer, or firm sites - to see what they have; what kind of blog, if any. Kathy has been excited to find how much more this site posts then many. It's a "feature" of our...

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Feb 2, 2018 Office News

Have done this series of more personal posts during the winter while staff is coordinating specific legal posts on some things you may not see - like a petition to partition - (there were 69 of those in Norfolk County - last year I've done a few of...

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Feb 1, 2018 Office News

What do you do for "light reading? "Vanity Fair Magazine? (I get it). AARP? I still get my father's National Rifleman. For me, to do This, the probate work, I read Bogert on Trusts, on the MCLE Catalog for courses, or sections of the UTC...

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Jan 30, 2018 Office News

This office has started negotiation with representatives of two unions in the hope that an arrangement could be made to do all the probate work for the union members. Perhaps you know or yourself represent some organization or entity that would...

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