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We get a lot of questions about resources on Alzheimers here at The Hayes Law Firm. We hope this article helps! If you haven't seen this yet, check out the new website, Alzheimers.gov. This site compiles a significant amount of great info. As the website explains Alzheimers.gov is the …
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Family Caregiving Doesn't End When the Recipient Dies - Article provided by: Amanda Singleton (AARP) - These steps can lessen the workload and make the process easier. For many caregivers, it can come as a surprise how much work there is to do after their care partner dies. A familiar sight in …
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Your Pet, Your Trust, & Your Legacy - Estate Planning 101 - Properly planning your estate helps create a secure future for yourself and for generations to come - including your animals. Join us on Wednesday, April 21st at 11 am! Together we'll learn more about estate planning, including how …
Planning on Dying? Not Planning on Dying? Cover All Your Bases First - *Article Written by William Hayes - You may be decades away from thinking about estate planning or you could be minutes away from needing it. I don’t have to convince you. All you have to do is look around to see evidence of this …
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How to Dispose of “Stuff” Article Written by: Stephen C. Hartnett, J.D., LL.M. (AAEPA) Even wealthy clients are often most concerned about the possessions which they have around them. They may have financial accounts with lots of zeros, yet they are most concerned about the things which they …
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