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How to Plan Your Estate as a Senior

Estate planning is essential to most older adults. Still, nearly half of Americans age 55 and older have no will, and fewer still have powers of attorney, a living will, or health care directives. You can use these documents to…

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Domestic Violence and Protective Orders

Domestic violence encompasses violent acts or threats between two people, whether married, living together, or dating. There may be a child in common or children from a previous relationship that may require protection. Although heinous crimes like murder and rape…

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Benefits Planning for Veterans

There are many benefits programs available to US Veterans preparing for retirement, in both the short and long term. These programs include, but are not limited to: Veteran's healthcare and pensions Survivor's death benefits Pensions for the housebound Aid and…

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Medical Bills Shock

Preventing Unexpected Medical Bills

Medical emergencies are stressful enough, but when massive bills arrive despite your insurance coverage, the pain may continue. Let's say that you underwent emergency surgery for whatever reason. Despite scheduling the surgery at a hospital that was part of your…

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Family Law Custody

Custody, Visitation, and Grandparent Rights

What can you do if a parent restricts your visitation rights to a young grandchild or you feel the child is in a problematic or dangerous living situation? All fifty states and the District of Columbia have variations of grandparent…

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