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The Department of Community Health Introduces the Elderly and Disabled Waiver Program
July 2018 saw another significant change in the Medicaid waiver programs. Medicaid introduced the Elderly and Disabled Waiver Program, which will replace both the Community ...
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The “Queen of Soul,” Aretha Franklin, dies at age 76 with no will or trust in place.
By Allison L. Byrd, Morgan & DiSalvo, P.C. Aretha Franklin, the “Queen of Soul” and a beloved American icon, died in her home on ...
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Have an Irrevocable Trust? You May Need to Meet With Your Accountant Before March 6, 2018!
With the turning of the year and our progression into spring, our thoughts turn gently to the upcoming income tax season and to the March ...
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The Controversial Oxford Comma Crops Up in Another Legal Matter—and Why You Should Care
by Loraine M. DiSalvo Just a month ago, I wrote about a Maine court case that grew out of an omitted Oxford comma. For those ...
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Show Your Sweetheart That You Care – Don’t Accidentally Disinherit Your Spouse or Child
By Diane Weinberg In addition to flowers, candy, and romantic dinners on Valentine’s Day, you can give another more valuable gift to your spouse and ...
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Happiness: A Scientific Update on How to Achieve a Happy and Fulfilling Life
On January 27, 2017, we were fortunate enough to attend the Balser Symposium in Atlanta to celebrate charitable giving with other like-minded professionals. This year, ...
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“The Absent Superpower: The Shale Revolution and a World Without America” by Peter Zeihan
For those that read our previously recommended book by Peter Zeihan, “The Accidental Superpower,” you already know that Zeihan uses logic, science (such as geography ...
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More Research on Happiness and How to Attain It
Shortly after creating our post on the importance of relationships to one’s happiness, we spotted another article that pointed out “The 11 Habits of Truly ...
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