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Guess What May Be Coming Back! - July 2020 NewsletterThe government may be trying to get their hands into your and your loved ones’ pockets again - - and in a VERY BIG way! I’m not going to predict which political party will win the November election and control the Presidency, Senate, and House. But I do need to let you know what may happen if Democrats wind up winning all three, which appears more and more likely according to the polls. (I’m not taking a political stand here, just stating facts, so please don’t shoot the messenger!)
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Our Fondest Memories of Dad! - June 2020 NewsletterAs we approach the celebration of Father’s Day, our firm’s members each take a moment to reflect upon our fondest memories of Dad.
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Kids Aged 18 to 26 Are Such a Problem! (Just not in the way you may think) - May 2020 NewsletterOnce a child (or grandchild) reaches age 18, in California and many other states he or she is considered an “adult” (at least for legal purposes). However, that young adult may still depend on his or her parents for financial support or for help in making important financial and health care decisions. Unfortunately, if a Young Adult Suffers a Major Accident or Becomes Seriously Ill, What Happens Then?
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Answers To The Common Questions We're Now Getting From Clients - April 2020 NewsletterWe recently sent you an e-mail regarding the current status of our office and our services. However, we still received a lot of follow-up questions. We figured that it might be helpful for us to answer them for everyone else who might have had the same question, but perhaps didn't raise their hand. If you have any other questions that we may not have answered here, we want you to know that we are happy to hear from you.
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What's Really "Fair"? - March 2020 NewsletterWhen It Comes To Dividing Your Estate Between Your Children (or Other Beneficiaries), What's Really "Fair"?
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New "SECURE" Act Makes Your IRAs Less Secure! - February 2020 Newsletter*IRA OWNERS BEWARE* New "SECURE" Act Makes Your IRAs Less Secure! If you have IRAs that in total (including your spouses') exceed $200,000, you must read on.
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It's Time for a New Year's Resolution That You'll Actually Keep! - January 2020 NewsletterIt's Time for a New Year's Resolution That You'll Actually Keep!
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Some Fun Family Activities For The Holidays - December 2019 NewsletterToday it seems all the rage to seek out your “roots” and it’s easier to do than ever thanks to modern technology. This can be a fun family activity, too!
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We Goofed! - November 2019 NewsletterYou may have missed out on some very important information - - and it’s our fault!
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This Simple Tool May Change The Quality of Your Life (or of Someone You Know) - October 2019 NewsletterThis Simple Tool May Change The Quality of Your Life (or of Someone You Know) by Philip J. Kavesh, Attorney We, our parents and other loved ones are living longer, but does that assure we are living better?
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TIPS FOR CHOOSING A SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY - September 2019 NewsletterTIPS FOR CHOOSING A SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY Contributed by Belmont Village Senior Living Choosing a Senior Living community is a big step that many wait until after a life altering event has occurred to make, but that’s not the best time to start looking. Research shows an active lifestyle, with regular physical and mental exercise, social interaction, and the right diet, are essential to good health. The best choice will offer those options, and will also be able to accommodate any changes that occur down the road.
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Summertime and The Living Was Easy - August 2019 NewsletterSummertime and The Living Was Easy by Philip J. Kavesh, Attorney One of a series of personal reflections upon growing up in small town America in the 60’s. It was June of 1964, a wonderful time in rural South Jersey. (Or, at least, that’s the way my selective or “embellished” memory recalls it now.) I was riding high, just having served as 6th grade class and elementary school president (a largely ceremonial position, forcing me to lead flag salutes and kick off the annual school party by dancing with a girl, yuk!).