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What are Your Rights as a Nursing Home Resident?
The stress of moving into a nursing home is great -- and it's compounded by the loss of freedom, dignity and privacy.
Adding to the anxiety...
Can a Trustee Be Held Personally Liable?
If you are ever appointed a trustee, you will have a fiduciary duty to act on behalf of the beneficiaries. If you breach that duty,...
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How to Ensure the Survival and Success of a Business When...
Consider this scenario: Two business partners have been friends since high school. After going to college, and spending a few years in the work force,...
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No Children but Lots of Cousins? Who Inherits without a Will?
Here's an issue that sometimes occurs in the administration of an estate: A person dies without a spouse or children. The individual's nearest family members...
Power of Attorney: Don’t Leave Home Without It
Giving someone your power of attorney (POA) has been likened to giving a trusted person a spare set of keys to your house or car....
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