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Law Office of Donald D. Vanarelli…

Law Office of Donald D. Vanarelli Blog

Covers New Jersey elder law and estate planning.

http://www.dvanarelli.com/blog
  • May 16

    The VA’s New “Fully Developed Claim” Proce

    The VA’s New “Fully Developed Claim” Proce
    Fully Developed VA Claims The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has implemented a new process designed to expedite claims for VA benefits having all information required by the agency and all required supporting  evidence. The new…
  • May 14

    Undue Influence

    Undue Influence
    After an individual’s death, litigation regarding the decedent’s estate can arise in a variety of contexts. A common claim asserted in a lawsuit challenging the validity of a decedent’s Last Will and Testament is that the…
  • May 13

    “Excessive Texting” From One Divorced Parent To The Other Does Not Necessarily Amount To Harassment

    “Excessive Texting” From One Divorced Parent To The Other Does Not Necessarily Amount To Harassment
    New Jersey appeals court reversed a final restraining order entered in a domestic violence lawsuit, holding that “excessive texting” from one divorced parent to the other does not necessarily amount to harassment. L.M.F. v.…
Rank this Week: 371

Law Office of Robert L. Boydstun…

Law Office of Robert L. Boydstun Blog

Covers estate planning, probate, guardianships, disability and elder law.

http://www.boydstunlaw.com/blog.html
  • May 17

    The Asset Map Helps Them Help You

    The Asset Map Helps Them Help You
    If you become incapacitated or pass away, the trauma to your family from that event should not be compounded because they have to start to search for your assets and important papers.  If your family has to take over the handling of your…
  • May 10

    Addressing Fear of Losing Control

    Addressing Fear of Losing Control
    Over the years I have observed that children of older parents are often frustrated because their parents refuse to take the necessary steps to plan for the years ahead when their parents are likely to need help with handling their funds,…
  • May 2

    How to Show Your Family Its Legacy of Love

    How to Show Your Family Its Legacy of Love
    I recently read The Last Lecture, by Randy Pausch.  Mr. Pausch was a computer science professor who was diagnosed with terminal cancer.  He had three young children and he wanted to give them a means to know who he was and that…
Rank this Week: 4326

Law Offices of Cheryl David

Law Offices of Cheryl David

Covers estate planning and elder law in North Carolina.

http://www.cheryldavid.com/blog/
  • May 17

    The Difference Between Probate and Non-Probate Property, and Why it Matter

    The Difference Between Probate and Non-Probate Property, and Why it Matter
    Preparing for the probate process is a big part of estate planning. Probate is simply the collection of laws and rules that have to be followed before the property a deceased person leaves behind goes to new owners or inheritors. To properly…
  • May 15

    What to do if You Know a Family Member is About to Die

    What to do if You Know a Family Member is About to Die
    Dealing with a death in the family is always a difficult time. Today, many deaths come not unexpectedly, but after lengthy hospital stays or situations where the family has had time to prepare. While this time can make it easier on the family…
  • May 13

    Revoking Your North Carolina Will

    Revoking Your North Carolina Will
    If you have made a will in Greensboro, North Carolina and have ever wondered how to change or revoke it, North Carolina law allows you several options. While revoking the will is entirely your choice, there are several reasons why you may…
Rank this Week: 1341

Law Offices of Richard B.…

Law Offices of Richard B. Schneider, LLC Blog

Covers elder law and estate planning.

http://www.rbsllc.com/blog/
  • May 16

    What You Need to Know about Making Changes to a Trust

    What You Need to Know about Making Changes to a Trust
    Trusts were once used only by wealthy families who wanted to pass down the family fortune from generation to generation. Today though, trusts have evolved to the point where even someone with a modest estate can benefit from including a trust…
  • May 14

    Google Account Tool Helps with Estate Planning

    Google Account Tool Helps with Estate Planning
    In the 21st century, almost everything that was once done in person is now done electronically. Can you imagine a week without using your e-mail account? What about sharing photos and videos the old fashioned way –by snail mail or…
  • May 12

    Do I Still Need an Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust?

    Do I Still Need an Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust?
    In the wake of the passage of the much awaited American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2013, taxpayers are left with questions about how to incorporate the new laws into their estate plans. One area of concern for many taxpayers is what to do about…
Rank this Week: 4329

Marshall Elder & Estate Planning…

Marshall Elder & Estate Planning Blog

Covers Pennsylvania and national elder law and estate planning issues. By Jeffrey A. Marshall.

http://marshallelder.blogspot.com/
  • May 13

    Inheritance can create problems for grandchild with special need

    Inheritance can create problems for grandchild with special need
    One blessing of aging is that it gives us the opportunity to get to know our grandchildren, and perhaps even our great-grandchildren. As we live through our 70s and 80s we can watch them grow into adulthood. We can develop special…
  • May 9

    Community Spouse Minimum Income Allowance to Increase to $1,939 on July 1, 2013

    Community Spouse Minimum Income Allowance to Increase to $1,939 on July 1, 2013
    If a married nursing home resident receives Medicaid long-term care benefits, his or her community spouse is entitled to retain a certain minimum level of income called the Monthly Maintenance Needs Allowance (MMNA). If the community spouse's…
  • May 9

    Hospital Arbitration Agreement signed by Mother is Unenforceable against Daughter

    Hospital Arbitration Agreement signed by Mother is Unenforceable against Daughter
    Can a mother enter into an agreement with a hospital that limits her daughter’s rights to sue the hospital for negligent care? What if the mother doesn’t have power of attorney or guardianship authority? That issue was the subject…
Rank this Week: 1620

Massachusetts Elder Law Blog

Massachusetts Elder Law Blog

Thoughts about law, aging, estate planning and special needs issues and related public policy concerns. By Sasha Golden.

http://massachusettselderlaw.blogspot.com/
  • May 3

    We've moved!!

    We've moved!!
    As of May 1, I've moved the blog over to my new on-line home, and this location is being deactivated. Please look for me at www.massachusetts-elder-law.com
  • Mar 16

    Alzheimer's knows no class --- not even one-time potential Supreme Court candidate

    Alzheimer's knows no class --- not even one-time potential Supreme Court candidate
    From today's edition of the American Bar Association's e-journal:Karen Williams was chief judge of a federal appeals court and a potential Supreme Court nominee when her family noticed some changes in her personality.
  • Mar 12

    Substituted Judgment, Part 3

    Substituted Judgment, Part 3
    In a prior entry, I discussed how Massachusetts probate courts are supposed to make decisions on behalf of incapacitated persons when a guardian asks the court for authorization to obtain an abortion or sterilization surgery, using the…
Rank this Week: 3699

Massachusetts Estate Planning and…

Massachusetts Estate Planning and Elder Law

Discusses estate planning, elder law and health insurance matters in Massachusetts. By Leanna Hamil.

http://lhamillattorney.typepad.com/main/
  • Oct 10

    How Should I Divide My Assets?

    How Should I Divide My Assets?
    A lot of times when I’m meeting with clients they will ask me “how should we leave our stuff?” They have children, grandchildren, siblings, parents, nieces, nephews, charities they like to support and they are having trouble figuring…
  • Sep 18

    Leaving A Memo or Letter With Your Will

    Leaving A Memo or Letter With Your Will
    Your Will is the place where you distribute certain types of property after your death. Anything that has a joint owner (like a house or a bank account) or a named beneficiary (like a retirement plan or insurance policy) will pass to the…
  • Sep 10

    Changing Guardianship Nomination

    Changing Guardianship Nomination
    If you find yourself need to change the guardianship nominations for your children, there are some steps you need to take.  All parents of minor children (and parents of special needs children) should nominate guardians in legal documents so…
Rank this Week: 2892

Massachusetts Estate Planning,…

Massachusetts Estate Planning, Probate & Elder Law

Features a blend of common sense info for clients and family caregivers and in-depth probate, tax and Medicaid analysis for lawyers & CPAs. By Brian E. Barreira.

http://elderlawblog.info
  • Feb 20

    Should You Ever Buy an Immediate Annuity at a Bank?

    Should You Ever Buy an Immediate Annuity at a Bank?
    The “financial consultants” or “investment advisors” at banks don’t seem to know much about how MassHealth works, so my suggestion is that you never buy an immediate annuity at a bank without running the idea by…
  • Feb 20

    Should You Ever Buy an Immediate Annuity at a Bank?

    Should You Ever Buy an Immediate Annuity at a Bank?
    The “financial consultants” or “investment advisors” at banks don’t seem to know much about how MassHealth works, so my suggestion is that you never buy an immediate annuity at a bank without running the idea by…
  • Feb 1

    Should You Buy a Deferred Annuity at a Bank?

    Should You Buy a Deferred Annuity at a Bank?
    Many of my clients walk into banks where they used to be able to trust in the safety of their investments, and are concerned about how little the interest rates are. Many banks have now “investment advisors” available, and elderly…
Rank this Week: 2615

Michigan Elder Law Blog

Michigan Elder Law Blog

Covers estate planning and elder law in Michigan. By Barsch & Joswick PLLC.

http://www.michiganelderlaw-blog.com/
  • Jan 7

    Who Should Supervise Our Online Legacy?

    Who Should Supervise Our Online Legacy?
    There was a front page article in Saturday's Wall Street Journal about who controls a digital legacy. We previously blogged on this topic in September. Users of Yahoo email and photo services, as part of their terms of service that they…
  • Jan 2

    Chinese Approaching to Caring for their Elderly

    Chinese Approaching to Caring for their Elderly
    We previously blogged on how the French are seeking new ways to manage Alzheimer's care. In a related story, the Chinese are moving to enforce care for older parents. Some interesting highlights from the law: 1. Children have a…
  • Dec 30

    Can Dad Still Live Alone

    Can Dad Still Live Alone
    Happy Holidays! It's the time of the year when we gather with those closest to us to celebrate the holidays. For some of us, this is the only time of the year we get to see family and friends. Often, when we only see a friend or relative…
Rank this Week: 2440

Michigan Estate Planning, Probate…

Michigan Estate Planning, Probate and Elder Law

Covers Michigan estate planning, wills, living trusts, powers of attorney, elder law, caregiving, family matters and growing older . By Glenn Matecun.

http://matecunlaw.wordpress.com
  • Mar 31

    What is a Lady Bird Deed?

    What is a Lady Bird Deed?
    Check this out if you want to learn more about how a Michigan Lady Bird Deed works and how it can help with your Will, Trust or other estate planning.
  • Mar 8

    Beware! Estate Planning for Second Marriages Can Be Tricky.

    Beware! Estate Planning for Second Marriages Can Be Tricky.
    The following was recently published in my “Ask the Lawyer” column: Question:   I just got remarried and both my husband and I have children from previous marriages. I am worried that my son and daughter won’t get anything if I die…
  • Oct 23

    IRS Issues Long-Term Care Premium Deductibility Limits for 2012

    IRS Issues Long-Term Care Premium Deductibility Limits for 2012
    The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is increasing the amount taxpayers can deduct from their 2012 taxes as a result of buying long-term care insurance.  Premiums for “qualified” long-term care insurance policies (see explanation below)…
Rank this Week: 3851

Minko Law Office Blog

Minko Law Office Blog

Covers estate planning and elder law.

http://www.minkolaw.com/blog/
  • May 14

    Things You Need to Know about Medicare

    Things You Need to Know about Medicare
    When you’re planning for retirement, you know you’ll need to also plan for Medicare. You need to know how to enroll, if you qualify and the coverage you’ll get. To help get you started, consider these facts about Medicare…
  • May 12

    Taking Stocks of Your Asset

    Taking Stocks of Your Asset
    No one looks forward to estate planning. Deciding what assets you have and where they need to be distributed just reminds you how little you have in terms of mortality. While you may think it is a negative thing, evaluating your assets is…
  • May 9

    Ways to Reduce Legal Fees after You Die

    Ways to Reduce Legal Fees after You Die
    While you may not think about it much, your death is a costly event. Even the best estate plans can forget to protect your family and your assets from the unforeseen legal fees. So, to make sure you’re protected, look at these top ways…
Rank this Week: 4298

Musings of a Massachusetts Estate…

Musings of a Massachusetts Estate Lawyer

Focuses on estate planning, probate and corporation law in Massachusetts. By David E. Peterson.

http://blog.deplawfirm.com/
  • Apr 30

    Choosing Fiduciaries: Two Schools of Thought

    Choosing Fiduciaries: Two Schools of Thought
    By its very nature, much of the administration of an estate plan takes place upon the creator’s death or incapacity. For that reason, selecting the proper persons to serve as fiduciaries is arguably the most important decision that one…
  • Mar 11

    Law Office of David E. Peterson Major Website Redesign Launched

    Law Office of David E. Peterson Major Website Redesign Launched
    I’m proud to announce that I’ve just launched a major redesign of the official website of the Law Office of David E. Peterson. The website is the product of countless hours of work. I’d especially like to thank my wife, Dan…
  • Feb 5

    What Is A Medicaid Trust?

    What Is A Medicaid Trust?
    If you listen to talk radio, then there’s a good chance that you’ve heard an advertisement from a law firm preaching the benefits of Medicaid Trusts. They are a great option for many families, especially for the late-middle-aged,…
Rank this Week: 3063

Nash Nash Bean & Ford, LLP Blog

Nash Nash Bean & Ford, LLP Blog

Covers elder law and estate planning.

http://www.nashbeanford.com/blog/
  • May 16

    Scheduling a Family Meeting to Discuss Your Estate Plan – Why It’s Important

    Scheduling a Family Meeting to Discuss Your Estate Plan – Why It’s Important
    Over half of all Americans have yet to create a thorough estate plan despite knowing how important one is. If you have taken the time to create one, you are to be commended; however, you still have one important step left to take –…
  • May 15

    Google Unveils “Inactive Account Manager”

    Google Unveils “Inactive Account Manager”
    Electronic media giant Google recently unveiled an account tool that will help account holders with their digital estate planning. The “Inactive Account Manager” tool is just another example of how everyone should pay attention to…
  • May 12

    And Baby Makes Three – Estate Planning for the New Family

    And Baby Makes Three – Estate Planning for the New Family
    If you have recently welcomed home a new baby to your family, you are probably overwhelmed with life in general at this point. No one really understands how much the addition of a baby changes everything until it actually happens. Although…
Rank this Week: 4311

Nashville Probate and Disability…

Nashville Probate and Disability Law Journal

Covers disability, wills, probate and elder law. By Norris & Norris, PLC.

http://www.nashvilleprobateanddisabilitylawblog.com/
  • Apr 24

    Giving Away the House

    Giving Away the House
    Posted by Barbara Moss. "We gave away our house last week to our two children. We want to be able to qualify for Medicaid without the government getting all our money." That's how my interview with two potential clients…
  • Jan 14

    Living Independently in Old Age

    Living Independently in Old Age
    Posted by Barbara Moss. My mother wanted to live at home as long as possible. Fortunately for her, when that was no longer possible, she was able to pay some of the capital from the sale of her home for a spot in an assisted living…
  • Jan 3

    Paying for Nursing Home Care

    Paying for Nursing Home Care
    Posted by Barbara Moss. As I've written in a prior post (December 19, 2012), Medicare pays only a limited amount toward nursing home care and then only when there has been a 3-day hospital admission first. People who enter a nursing home…
Rank this Week: 4059

New Jersey Elder Abuse and Neglect…

New Jersey Elder Abuse and Neglect Forum

Covers nursing home / elder abuse law in the State of New Jersey. By Donna Russo.

http://www.njelderabuselaw.com/
  • May 16

    Nursing Home Abuse: Urinary Tract Infection to Sepsis to Death

    Nursing Home Abuse: Urinary Tract Infection to Sepsis to Death
    Many nursing homes also render rehabilitation services.  On May 6, 2013, a Colorado jury awarded $200,000 to a daughter whose mother received negligent treatment, a sepsis infection and death.  The jury also awarded $3.5 million in…
  • May 15

    Elder Law Abuse: Bergen County Hosting Elder Abuse Conference

    Elder Law Abuse: Bergen County Hosting Elder Abuse Conference
    On Friday, May 17, 2012, Bergen County is hosting an Elder Abuse Conference in Mahwah, New Jersey. To read more:  http://blog.northjersey.com/bergenbeat/8230/bergen-county-to-host-elder-abuse-conference/ f you are looking for an elder…
  • May 3

    Elder Law Abuse: May Is Older Americans Month

    Elder Law Abuse: May Is Older Americans Month
    This May is the 50th anniversary of Older Americans Month. To read more:  http://www.hhs.gov/news/press/2013pres/05/20130503a.html f you are looking for an elder abuse attorney, Russo & Kieck is a full service law firm in Hackensack,…
Rank this Week: 768

New Jersey Estate Planning &…

New Jersey Estate Planning & Elder Law Blog

Covers business law and planning, elder law, estate planning, and probate and estate administration. By Deirdre Wheatley-Liss.

http://www.njelderlawestateplanning.com/
  • Apr 2

    Love is Lost - And So is Your Inheritance - Divorce Really Ends Thing

    Love is Lost - And So is Your Inheritance - Divorce Really Ends Thing
    A common plan among our married clients is to leave their property to their spouse, either outright or in trust - oft-referred to as the “I Love You” Will. Sometimes, love is lost and the couple divorces. We recommend our clients…
  • Mar 25

    Personal Injury Damages and Medicaid Liens - SCOTUS Decide

    Personal Injury Damages and Medicaid Liens - SCOTUS Decide
    You have a horrific accident and are looking at a life of extreme medical care.  The accident was caused by another person (drunk truck driver). You get a multi-million dollar award.  Does the state that you live in get a…
  • Mar 25

    Personal Injury Damages and Medicaid Leins - SCOTUS Decide

    Personal Injury Damages and Medicaid Leins - SCOTUS Decide
    You have a horrific accident and are looking a life of extreme medical care.  The accident was caused by another person (drunk truck driver). You get a multi-million dollar award.  Does the state that you live in get a share? First,…
Rank this Week: 1542

New York Elder Law Attorney Blog

New York Elder Law Attorney Blog

Published by Ettinger Law Firm

http://www.newyorkelderlawattorneyblog.com/
  • May 17

    National Nursing Home Week 2013: Team Care

    National Nursing Home Week 2013: Team Care
    The American Health Care Association (AHCA) is leading the effort this year as part of the official "National Nursing Home Week" which was designated as May 12th through the 18th. More information on the event can be found here. The…
  • May 15

    Stolen Home: Elderly Mother Claims Deed Conveyed to Son Via Fraud

    Stolen Home: Elderly Mother Claims Deed Conveyed to Son Via Fraud
    Most discussions of elder financial exploitation include accusations of unique scams targeted at trusting seniors. As we discussed last week, many wrongdoers try to swindle the elderly community via insurance frauds, home repair schemes, and…
  • May 13

    Massive Elder Scam Cost Seniors Nearly $6 Million

    Massive Elder Scam Cost Seniors Nearly $6 Million
    On the whole, studies continue to show that seniors citizens are more "trusting" than younger demographics. Sadly, that trust is often exploited by those seeking to scam seniors out of significant sums of money, including retirement savings.…
Rank this Week: 1065

New York Guardian Law

New York Guardian Law

Covers the guardianship process and life as a guardian. By the Law Office of Daniel A. Jimenez P.C.

http://nyguardian.blogspot.com/
  • Jan 9

    Estate Planning Essentials for New Parents (or Responsibility in Six Not So Difficult Steps)

    Estate Planning Essentials for New Parents (or Responsibility in Six Not So Difficult Steps)
    I have had the opportunity to meet with many new parents to discuss what steps they need to take in order to make sure their loved ones are provided for should the unexpected occur.  The trust that these individuals have placed in my…
  • Dec 3

    Calls for increased monitoring of Article 81 guardian

    Calls for increased monitoring of Article 81 guardian
    Today the New York Law Journal has an article relating to a clinic run by the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law and the recommendations it has put forward regarding monitoring and standardization of Article 81 guardianship practice. I am…
  • Sep 19

    Who inherits the intangible iTunes library? or my World of Warcraft avatar?

    Who inherits the intangible iTunes library? or my World of Warcraft avatar?
    A friend of mine just pointed out a very interesting article on Marketwatch, who inherits your itunes library, which deals with the new reality of music and book ownership. 
Rank this Week: 3296

New York Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer…

New York Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer Blog

Covers national and New York based elder neglect and nursing home abuse news. Published By Gallivan & Gallivan.

http://www.newyorknursinghomeabuselawyerblog.com/
  • May 2

    Possible Link Found Between Depression and Dementia

    Possible Link Found Between Depression and Dementia
    A report in the New York times suggests a possible link between depression and later in life dementia. The Times report cites a study from the British Journal of Psychiatry. Although the study conductors could not find a direct causative...
  • Apr 23

    Brooklyn Nursing Home Seeking Funding to Continue Therapy Dog Visit

    Brooklyn Nursing Home Seeking Funding to Continue Therapy Dog Visit
    The Menorah Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing Care located in Brooklyn's Manhattan Beach neighborhood, was hit hard when Hurricane Sandy struck the east coast. In the months that followed, residents were able to find comfort in the visits…
  • Apr 23

    Closed Florida Nursing Home Had Been Opened by Convicted Felon

    Closed Florida Nursing Home Had Been Opened by Convicted Felon
    The Sarasota Herald-Tribune is reporting that Harmony Healthcare Nursing Home, which had its doors shut in 2011, was opened and operated by two men convicted of Medicaid fraud in New York in 1979. The nursing home was closed amid findings...
Rank this Week: 1190

New York Trusts & Estates Law…

New York Trusts & Estates Law Blog

Covers New York wills, trusts, estates, and elder law. By Saul Elnadav.

http://trustsestateslaw.com
Rank this Week: 2203

Nirenstein, Horowitz & Associates,…

Nirenstein, Horowitz & Associates, P.C. Blog

Covers Connecticut estate planning, probate and elder law.

http://www.preserveyourestate.net/blog/
  • Oct 29

    The World’s Well Heeled Pet

    The World’s Well Heeled Pet
    There are some good and bad things about human nature, but without question one of the best ones is the relationship that we have with our pets. Though people sometimes own exotic pets, dogs and cats are the most common four-legged family…
  • Oct 26

    Uncertainty Fuels Procrastination

    Uncertainty Fuels Procrastination
    It is no secret that a lot of people procrastinate when it comes to estate planning. The last thing that the procrastinators need is yet another reason to put things off, but in fact the uncertainty surrounding the estate tax parameters at…
  • Oct 24

    Your 401(k) After A Layoff

    Your 401(k) After A Layoff
    Far too many people are not properly prepared for retirement from a financial perspective, and many find that they are not in a position to retire when they reach their full retirement age as defined by the Social Security Administration. To…
Rank this Week: 1863

Nursing Home Abuse

Nursing Home Abuse

Features nursing home abuse updates, articles and resources. By McIver Brown Law Firm.

http://www.nursinghomeabuse.net/blog/
  • Apr 29

    Florida Assisted Living Reform Bill Stalled for Second Year

    Florida Assisted Living Reform Bill Stalled for Second Year
    Two years after Florida’s Assisted Living Facilities Working Group recommended tighter restrictions on assisted living facilities, a bill in the state Senate is in legislative limbo with only slim chances of survival. According to…
  • Jan 2

    McIver Brown Handles Serious Kissimmee Nursing Home Pressure Ulcer Case

    McIver Brown Handles Serious Kissimmee Nursing Home Pressure Ulcer Case
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE KISSIMMEE, FLORIDA – The family member and legal representative of a Kissimmee Florida resident has retained McIver Brown Law Firm to investigate a devastating case of nursing home neglect. The case involves a…
  • Jan 2

    McIver Brown Handles High-Profile Jacksonville Nursing Home Bedsore Case

    McIver Brown Handles High-Profile Jacksonville Nursing Home Bedsore Case
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA – The daughter of a 60 year old man in Green Cove Springs Florida has retained McIver Brown Law Firm to pursue a high-profile nursing home abuse and neglect case on her family’s…
Rank this Week: 4441

Nursing Home Law Blog

Nursing Home Law Blog

Information relating to nursing homes and the care that they provide. Published by Stark & Stark.

http://nursinghomelaw.stark-stark.com/
  • May 13

    New Law Proposed Making Mandatory Pre-Dispute Arbitration Illegal in Nursing Home

    New Law Proposed Making Mandatory Pre-Dispute Arbitration Illegal in Nursing Home
    Arbitration is a process of resolving complaints without the use of the court system.  A person basically signs a document waiving their right to a jury trial, and gets nothing in return.  The rules for arbitration are different,…
  • May 8

    Life Care Centers Accused of Bilking Medicare

    Life Care Centers Accused of Bilking Medicare
    Here’s a copy of the lawsuit referenced in the recent CBS News Piece on the lawsuit that the United States has brought against Life Care Centers, accusing them of inappropriate Medicare billing practices. 
  • May 1

    LPN at Golden Living Charged with Stealing Drugs from Patient

    LPN at Golden Living Charged with Stealing Drugs from Patient
    Sadly, this is not the first time we’ve seen this problem in a nursing home.  In this instance, an LPN has been accused to taking medications away from patients.  It is not clear from the article, as least at this point in the…
Rank this Week: 2916

Nursing Homes Abuse Blog

Nursing Homes Abuse Blog

Covers common problems encountered by residents and their families aat nursing homes and assisted living facilities. By Jonathan Rosenfeld.

http://www.nursinghomesabuseblog.com/
  • May 16

    Dangers Related To Byetta And Januvia Not New

    Dangers Related To Byetta And Januvia Not New
    Although the latest warning from the FDA regarding drugs like Byetta and Januvia only came in March 2013, the dangers have been known for many years. The recent information released by the FDA that researchers have found pre-cancerous cells…
  • May 13

    State Attempts to Make Nursing Home Lawsuits More Difficult to Initiate

    State Attempts to Make Nursing Home Lawsuits More Difficult to Initiate
    Family members of nursing home residents offered powerful testimony about neglect and abuse in some facilities, but legislation to limit the impact of a nursing home lawsuit still passed the Florida Senate Rules Committee on April 15. The…
  • May 10

    Nursing Home Negligence Verdict To Stand

    Nursing Home Negligence Verdict To Stand
    A nursing home facility in Kanawha County West Virginia recently lost its appeal to reconsider a sizable verdict awarded in a case that went to trial two years earlier. The lawsuit investigates whether the limits established for medical…
Rank this Week: 662

Oasis Law, LLC

Oasis Law, LLC

Covers Massachusetts elder law, special needs, and lifetime & estate planning matters, with a focus on the needs of same-sex couples, blended families, and families with loved ones who have special needs or require long-term care.

http://www.oasislawfirm.com/
  • Dec 2

    Qualified Terminable Interest Property Trusts: A Valuable Asset-Protection Tool, Especially for Blended Familie

    Qualified Terminable Interest Property Trusts: A Valuable Asset-Protection Tool, Especially for Blended Familie
    If you have children from another marriage and you wish to provide for your present spouse without disinheriting your children, consider a planning tool called the “qualified terminable interest property trust” (QTIP). First,…
  • Nov 29

    Trustees Beware: Recent Changes that Affect Special Needs Trust

    Trustees Beware: Recent Changes that Affect Special Needs Trust
    In this time of shrinking public resources, special-needs trusts are under scrutiny. Trustees must stay abreast of the fast-changing rules that affect their beneficiaries. Of note are the new policies implemented very recently by the Social…
  • Oct 10

    Our Greenfield Office Is Open!

    Our Greenfield Office Is Open!
    Dear clients, colleagues, and friends, I have hung my shingle at 393 Main Street, Greenfield. Conveniently located in the downtown district, across from the courthouses, you can find me in the historic Masonic Building, above the Chamber of…
Rank this Week: 3019

Oconomowoc Law Blog

Oconomowoc Law Blog

Covers elder law and estate planning. By Swendson/Fey Law Ltd.

http://wisconsintrustsandwills.com/family/
  • Nov 6

    What and When Should You Tell Your Children About Their Inheritance?

    What and When Should You Tell Your Children About Their Inheritance?
    Not many parents like to talk to their children about their wealth.  How much money people have is usually considered a private matter, something it’s not polite to talk about, but not talking to children about how much they may inherit…
  • Oct 24

    Planning For Incapacity and Long-Term Care

    Planning For Incapacity and Long-Term Care
    With people living longer due to advances in medicine and changes in lifestyle, odds are that most of us will become disabled for some time before we die and may need long-term care.  Unfortunately, too few plan for an event that is more…
  • Oct 19

    Life Insurance: How Much and What Kind?

    Life Insurance: How Much and What Kind?
    Life insurance can be an affordable way to provide for our children, spouse, a sibling, aging parents and others if we should die while they are depending on us.  Life insurance proceeds can provide extra income to help pay ongoing household…
Rank this Week: 3566

PA Elder, Estate & Fiduciary…

PA Elder, Estate & Fiduciary Law Blog

Covers Elder Law, long-term care, "End-of-Life" and health care surrogate decision-making, estate & personal planning, fiduciary administrations, elders' dispute resolution, and Orphans' Court litigation. By Neil E. Hendershot.

http://paelderestatefiduciary.blogspot.com/
  • Apr 18

    PA Supreme Court Appoints New Elder Law Task Force

    PA Supreme Court Appoints New Elder Law Task Force
    On April 18, 2013, in a posted press release entitled Supreme Court’s Elder Law Task Force Will Tackle Growing Abuses to Older Pennsylvanians, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court announced creation of a new Elder Law Task Force.  The initial…
  • Apr 7

    Karoly Estates Will Forgery Case Ruling

    Karoly Estates Will Forgery Case Ruling
    The Morning Call (Allentown, PA) published a news report entitled Northampton County judge upholds Karoly wills (04/05/13), by Peter Hall, highlighting the most recent development in the Karoly Estates forgery of wills matter: "John…
  • Apr 4

    PA Orphans' Court Rules Proposed for Sweeping Change

    PA Orphans' Court Rules Proposed for Sweeping Change
    On April 3, 2013, the Pennsylvania Unified Judicial System website posted a news article entitled Input Sought on Proposed Rewrite of 40-year-old Orphans' Court Rules, which announced: "A substantial overhaul of the current Orphans’…
Rank this Week: 1493

Parman & Easterday Blog

Parman & Easterday Blog

Covers elder law and estate planning.

http://www.parmanlaw.com/blog/
  • May 17

    Reduce Taxable Estate With 529 Plan Contribution

    Reduce Taxable Estate With 529 Plan Contribution
    The value of your estate can be dramatically trimmed down by the federal estate tax. During the current calendar year the estate tax exclusion is $5.25 million, and the maximum rate of the tax is 40%. We have a gift tax in place as well. This…
  • May 16

    New York Estate Case Underscores Importance of Planning

    New York Estate Case Underscores Importance of Planning
    We came across an interesting article on the Forbes website recently that underscores the importance of estate planning. You definitely don’t want to die intestate, especially if you are in possession of considerable resources.…
  • May 13

    Ed Koch Passes; Estate Tax a Factor for Heir

    Ed Koch Passes; Estate Tax a Factor for Heir
    Edward Koch was the mayor of New York for three terms, and many people may not be aware of the fact that he also served as a congressman from New York. Koch died in February at the age of 88, and according to sources the value of the estate…
Rank this Week: 692

Potter Law Firm Blog

Potter Law Firm Blog

Covers estate planning and elder law.

http://www.potterestateplanning.com/blog/
  • May 17

    A Cautionary Estate Planning Tale

    A Cautionary Estate Planning Tale
    A recent news story about potential abuse of powers of attorney provides a cautionary tale for individuals involved in estate planning.  You can read the story here, but here are two important take-aways: 1) A Power of Attorney is an…
  • May 15

    Kentucky Court Ruling Puts Seniors on Notice

    Kentucky Court Ruling Puts Seniors on Notice
    Long-term care insurance can be a solution for many seniors. The cost of nursing home care can be stifling, and making payments out-of-pocket can erode the legacy that you have to leave behind to your loved ones. If you have appropriate…
  • May 13

    Be Aware of Elder Financial Abuse

    Be Aware of Elder Financial Abuse
    It is a good idea to be aware of the perils that you may face as you age, and elder financial abuse is one of them. People sometimes dance around difficult topics, and this is understandable. However, the fact is a significant percentage of…
Rank this Week: 4325

PrivateCounsel Blog

PrivateCounsel Blog

Covers estate planning and business law. By David Hiersekorn.

http://privatecounsel.com
  • Mar 4

    Glenwood Gardens Death Shows Importance of Background Check

    Glenwood Gardens Death Shows Importance of Background Check
    An 87-year-old Independent Living Facility resident died Tuesday after the facility staff refused to render CPR – even while a 911 operator pleaded with the employee to administer aid. According to the Los Angeles Times report, Lorraine…
  • Jan 8

    Life Resource Planning Meets Needs Beyond Retirement

    Life Resource Planning Meets Needs Beyond Retirement
    This article is published with permission of the National Care Planning Council. PrivateCounsel is a member of the NCPC and occasionally republishes their articles here. Seniors are the fastest growing segment of the population, not only in…
  • Jan 6

    Estate and Gift Tax Part of the Budget Deal

    Estate and Gift Tax Part of the Budget Deal
    For the first time in more than a decade, we finally have long-term clarity about the estate and gift tax system. I had really hoped to blog the details in real time. But, unfortunately, I got hit by a combination of bronchitis, a sinus…
Rank this Week: 4676

Purcell & Amen, L.L.C. Blog

Purcell & Amen, L.L.C. Blog

Covers elder law and estate planning.

http://www.yourestatematters.com/blog/
  • Apr 19

    Five Important Estate Planning Considerations for Blended Familie

    Five Important Estate Planning Considerations for Blended Familie
    Blending two families often comes with its share of ups and downs. Spouses who are busy trying to handle the emotional and practical aspects of blending families often forget about some of the estate planning considerations that a blended…
  • Apr 18

    What is Legacy Planning?

    What is Legacy Planning?
    Everyone leaves a legacy when they die. Although your legacy includes any financial wealth you leave behind, it encompasses more than that. How you wish to be remembered, the mark you made on the world while you were here, and what you did to…
  • Apr 17

    Revocable Living Trust and Incapacity Planning

    Revocable Living Trust and Incapacity Planning
    A revocable trust is a type of inter-vivos, or living, trust. An irrevocable trust is the other living trust option. If you are considering the use of a revocable trust as part of your estate plan, you should have a basic understanding of the…
Rank this Week: 4324

Rhode Island Estate Planning and…

Rhode Island Estate Planning and Elder Law Blawg

Covers elder law, medicaid planning, disability planning, tax planning, guardianship, wills, trusts, asset protection, and probate. By Matthew Fabisch.

http://riestateplanning.blogspot.com/
  • Aug 27

    When Should You Purchase a Long Term Care Insurance Product

    When Should You Purchase a Long Term Care Insurance Product
    The younger you purchase a policy, the lower the premiums will be. But if you are in your 40s, do you want to purchase insurance that you are unlikely to need for 40 years? Given the changes in the long-term care market place and in…
  • Aug 21

    The Tax Deductibility of Long-Term Care Insurance Premium

    The Tax Deductibility of Long-Term Care Insurance Premium
    Qualified long-term care insurance policies receive special tax treatment. To be "qualified," policies must adhere to regulations established by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
  • Aug 11

    Five Tips For Providing For Children Disabilitie

    Five Tips For Providing For Children Disabilitie
    Over at the Fabisch Law Education Rights Blawg we have a post that readers of this blog, particularly those who are parents and grandparents of special needs children, should find informative.
Rank this Week: 4274

Rule of Law

Rule of Law

Covers British Columbia wills, trusts and estates law, elder law and estate litigation. By Stan Rule.

http://rulelaw.blogspot.com/
  • May 18

    Beneficiary Designations of Benefit Plans Under the New Wills, Estates and Succession Act

    Beneficiary Designations of Benefit Plans Under the New Wills, Estates and Succession Act
    The new Wills, Estates and Succession Act (“WESA”), which will come into force on March 31, 2014, brings much of British Columbia’s legislation related to succession under one Act. Although much of WESA deals specifically…
  • May 11

    Cost Award in Hsia v. Yen-Zimmerman

    Cost Award in Hsia v. Yen-Zimmerman
    I wrote an earlier post about the case Hsia v. Yen-Zimmerman, in which Mr. Justice Barrow upheld the validity of Chester Hun’s will, which had been challenged by two of his grandchildren. They had alleged that it had not been signed in…
  • May 8

    Small Estate Provisions of Wills, Estates and Succession Act Not Coming Into Force

    Small Estate Provisions of Wills, Estates and Succession Act Not Coming Into Force
    As I have written previously, British Columbia’s new Wills, Estates and Succession Act will come into force on March 31, 2014. This legislation overhauls B.C.’s succession laws.But the provisions allowing for a simplified…
Rank this Week: 772

Sabin & Associates, PLLC Blog

Sabin & Associates, PLLC Blog

Covers elder law and estate planning in Tennessee.

http://www.sabinestateplanning.com/blog/
  • Apr 12

    Intestacy in Tennessee – 3 Question

    Intestacy in Tennessee – 3 Question
    Question 1: What is intestacy? When you die, someone else will have to become the new owner of your property.  If you die without having prepared an estate plan, the court determines you have died intestate.   In this case, the…
  • Apr 12

    Intestacy in Tennessee – 3 Question

    Intestacy in Tennessee – 3 Question
    Question 1: What is intestacy? When you die, someone else will have to become the new owner of your property.  If you die without having prepared an estate plan, the court determines you have died intestate.   In this case, the…
  • Apr 12

    Intestacy in Tennessee – 3 Question

    Intestacy in Tennessee – 3 Question
    Question 1: What is intestacy? When you die, someone else will have to become the new owner of your property.  If you die without having prepared an estate plan, the court determines you have died intestate.   In this case, the…
Rank this Week: 2430

Senior Life Care Planning

Senior Life Care Planning

Covers elder law, assisted living facilities, estate planning, and nursing homes. By David Wingate.

http://blog.seniorlcp.com/
  • Mar 8

    Assisted Living Facilities may not be what you think. In fact, many are like 5 star hotels.

    Assisted Living Facilities may not be what you think. In fact, many are like 5 star hotels.
    When it comes to leaving your home and residing in a retirement home most people would rather stay at home. However, today's retirement homes, or Continuing Care and Assisted Living Facilities may not be what you think. In fact, many are like…
  • Mar 8

    Caring for a loved one is both physically and mentally challenging.

    Caring for a loved one is both physically and mentally challenging.
    Physical limitations make a person much more difficult to attend to. Especially, if they are totally bedridden. Therefore, speak with the physician and have it explained exactly what undertaking their needs involves. Consequently, you may…
  • Mar 7

    Don't Dismiss the early signs of dementia as normal aging.

    Don't Dismiss the early signs of dementia as normal aging.
    Too many seniors are dismissing the early signs of dementia as “normal aging.” Diagnosing the disease early can potentially delay its progression, as well provide valuable time to help families cope and determine how to care for their…
Rank this Week: 1935

Sheri R. Abrams Disability Blog

Sheri R. Abrams Disability Blog

Covers Social Security disability law and special needs trusts.

http://sheriabrams.com/blog
  • May 14

    Social Security Announces New Mobile Site for Smartphone User

    Social Security Announces New Mobile Site for Smartphone User
    Carolyn W. Colvin, Acting Commissioner of Social Security, has announced that the Social Security Administration is offering a new mobile optimized website, specifically aimed at smartphone users across the country. People visiting the…
  • May 8

    May 10th is World Lupus Day—-Sign the Pledge!

    May 10th is World Lupus Day—-Sign the Pledge!
    Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease that can affect any part of the body. An estimated 5 million people around the world have lupus. Most people know very little about lupus. But by working together we can change that. Imagine the impact we…
  • May 7

    For Large Print Documents–What Kind of Font Should Be Used & What Size?

    For Large Print Documents–What Kind of Font Should Be Used & What Size?
    Many people with vision impairments rely on Large Print Documents. Large print documents should be at least 16 point in a sans serif font such as Verdana, Arial and Helvetica, but 18 to 20 point is preferred.
Rank this Week: 211

South Carolina Nursing Home Blog

South Carolina Nursing Home Blog

Covers nursing home abuse and litigation. By Poliakoff & Associates.

http://www.scnursinghomelaw.com/
  • May 18

    Cost of Care and Staffing

    Cost of Care and Staffing
    The Columbus Dispatch had an interesting report on the excessive cost of nursing home care. When Teresa Horstman of Madison County in Ohio was concerned about her father who she says “lived his life with dignity” and was then…
  • May 17

    New Study on Medication Error

    New Study on Medication Error
    The Legal Examiner reported on the astounding number of medication errors occurring in nursing homes. Researchers from the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association observed nursing home staff administering medication to…
  • May 16

    Video Camera Bill in South Carolina

    Video Camera Bill in South Carolina
    The Post and Courier reported that Charleston state senator Paul Thurmond introduced a bill to make it clear that families have electronic surveillance at their disposal in gauging loved ones’ quality of care. The measure would…
Rank this Week: 434

Special Needs, Elder Law, Wills,…

Special Needs, Elder Law, Wills, Trusts, Estates & Tax Blog

By Friedman Law.

http://specialneedsnj.com/blog/
Rank this Week: 1458

Swinton Elder Law & Family…

Swinton Elder Law & Family Protection Blog

Covers New Jersey estate planning and elder law issues. By Daniel S. Swinton.

http://swintonlaw.blogspot.com/
  • Sep 27

    How Gifts Can Affect Medicaid Eligibility

    How Gifts Can Affect Medicaid Eligibility
    . We’ve all heard that it’s better to give than to receive, but if you think you might someday want to apply for Medicaid long-term care benefits, you need to be careful because giving away money or property can interfere with your…
  • Sep 20

    Doctor Not Liable for Dementia Patient's Fatal Crash

    Doctor Not Liable for Dementia Patient's Fatal Crash
    . A California jury has found that a doctor has no responsibility for a fatal car crash caused by an 85-year-old patient whom he had diagnosed with dementia but not reported to authorities.
  • Sep 14

    Specialists Help Seniors Buy or Sell a Home

    Specialists Help Seniors Buy or Sell a Home
    . Seniors who are buying or selling a house often have very different issues than younger buyers and sellers. Seniors may be contemplating downsizing or moving to a more accessible home, or they may be looking for a way to age in place. A…
Rank this Week: 3873

Sykes Elder Blawg

Sykes Elder Blawg

Covers medicaid planning, special needs trusts and estate planning topics for Pennsylvania seniors and their families. By Andrew G. Sykes.

http://www.elderlawofpgh.com/blog/
  • Mar 8

    Video: Overview of Estate Planning in Pennsylvania

    Video: Overview of Estate Planning in Pennsylvania
    We have begun adding videos to our website to explain basic elder law issues. Our first video – Overview of Estate Planning in PA – answers these questions: What is estate planning? Why would you want to plan your estate? Protect…
  • Mar 3

    Articles give tips on “Protecting Mom & Dad’s Money”

    Articles give tips on “Protecting Mom & Dad’s Money”
    A detailed article in the January 2013 issue of Consumer Reports investigates financial abuse of the elderly “by neighbors, friends, employees, and relatives – the very people entrusted to care for and protect seniors.” From…
  • Feb 23

    Pittsburgh Steelers Seat License: Do You Need to Probate?

    Pittsburgh Steelers Seat License: Do You Need to Probate?
    If a person dies owning a seat license for Pittsburgh Steelers football games, will someone need to open a probate estate to transfer the license? Yes, according to a number of estate attorneys I have spoken with who have had this issue arise…
Rank this Week: 5046

The Blog

The Blog

Features estate planning and elder law news. By Moynihan Lyons PC.

http://moynihanlyons.com/estate-administration/trust-administration/blog/
  • Apr 12

    Does My Estate Plan Need to Be Updated?

    Does My Estate Plan Need to Be Updated?
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  • Feb 5

    Estate Planning Needs of Seniors, Part 2

    Estate Planning Needs of Seniors, Part 2
    While disability planning, retirement planning, and special needs planning can be ‘top of mind’ issues for boomers or older seniors, there are two additional essential estate planning needs that are not directly tied to the…
  • Dec 11

    VA Aid and Attendance Rates for 2013

    VA Aid and Attendance Rates for 2013
    The maximum amount that a Veteran or Surviving Spouse who is eligible for Aid & Attendance will receive a 1.7% cost of living increase in 2013.  Here are the new rates: Max. Annual Max. Monthly Pension Rate Pension Rate Status…
Rank this Week: 3119

The Connecticut Elder Law Blog

The Connecticut Elder Law Blog

News, stories, thoughts and insight on elder law in Connecticut. By Michael J. Keenan.

http://ctelderlawblog.typepad.com/the_connecticut_elder_law/
  • May 16

    According to a U.S. District Court, a…

    According to a U.S. District Court, a promissory note that complies with federal law and received in exchange for other property is NOT a resource or a trust-like device and does NOT subject a Medicaid applicant to a transfer penalty....
  • Apr 4

    How to Include "Scary" Kids in your Estate Planning

    How to Include "Scary" Kids in your Estate Planning
    It's unfortunate, but clients who meet with me to do their estate planning will sometimes mention that one or more of their children is "scary" for one reason or another. And although the clients want to leave something to that...
  • Dec 20

    Participating in Special Needs Trust Webinar Today!

    Participating in Special Needs Trust Webinar Today!
    I'm looking forward to participating with Beth Manes, Esq. of New Jersey in a nationally-broadcast webinar on special needs trust planning today at 1pm EST. The webinar is being produced by Strafford Publications and it's not too late to…
Rank this Week: 2662

The Elder & Disability Law Firm…

The Elder & Disability Law Firm Blog

Covers estate planning and elder law. By Esther Wang.

http://www.san-bernardino-elder-law.com/blog/
  • Mar 22

    How Veteran’s Aid Affects Your Existing Power of Attorney Appointment

    How Veteran’s Aid Affects Your Existing Power of Attorney Appointment
    If you have appointed a family member or friend to make important decisions on your behalf should you become ill, incapacitated, or unable to handle your own affairs, you need to understand how your Veteran’s Aid will affect…
  • Feb 22

    Filing for Veteran’s Aid: Documentation and Verification

    Filing for Veteran’s Aid: Documentation and Verification
    When you apply for veteran’s aid, like any other assistance program, especially those run by a government entity, they are not just going to take you at your word. It is a red-tape process, and they will require documentation to verify…
  • Feb 18

    What to Consider When Planning for Incapacity

    What to Consider When Planning for Incapacity
    Planning for incapacity is a very important aspect of estate planning, Your estate is not just about assets and the distribution thereof; it is also about planning for life’s uncertainties, ensuring that your affairs and major decisions…
Rank this Week: 4315

The Elder Care Neglect Blog

The Elder Care Neglect Blog

Offers news and advice on the area of nursing home neglect, abuse, and injury in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. By Gavin P. Lentz.

http://www.eldercareneglect.com
  • Feb 18

    Trial Begins in Wrongful Death Lawsuit against a Georgia Assisted Living Facility

    Trial Begins in Wrongful Death Lawsuit against a Georgia Assisted Living Facility
    Charlotte Pauline Dean—who suffered from cerebral palsy—was just forty-seven years old when she was placed in the Country Crossing Assisted Living facility in Lafayette, Georgia. The home was to have provided the care she needed. Instead,…
  • Jan 31

    Patient Neglect Costs New York City Nursing Home $19 Million at Trial

    Patient Neglect Costs New York City Nursing Home $19 Million at Trial
    In early December, 2009, a Brooklyn, New York jury awarded $19 million to the family of a neglected nursing home patient. The victim, John Danzy, who was suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, was placed by his family into the Brooklyn Queens…
  • Jan 21

    Washington Nursing Home Neglects Patient, Allowing Undiagnosed Cancer to Run its Course

    Washington Nursing Home Neglects Patient, Allowing Undiagnosed Cancer to Run its Course
    Charles Bradley was ninety-three years old when his family made the difficult decision to place him in nursing care. He was admitted to the Everett Care & Rehabilitation Center, in Everett, Washington, in late 2004. Bradley lived at the…
Rank this Week: 4893

The Elder Firm, LLC

The Elder Firm, LLC

Covers elder law, estate planning, and Missouri Medicaid eligibility.

http://www.columbiaelderlaw.blogspot.com/
  • Mar 4

    New Bottom Limit of MMMNA Announced

    New Bottom Limit of MMMNA Announced
    The Department of Health and Human Services has announced the new poverty income guidelines for 2013. The new guidelines mean that the lower limit of the minimum monthly maintenance needs allowance (MMMNA) will rise…
  • Feb 7

    Do You Find Annuities Confusing?

    Do You Find Annuities Confusing?
    FROM www.medicaidannuity.com:You're not alone. If you're not an insurance agent annuities can be confusing. I'm frequently asked questions regarding the difference of annuities, and how the difference kinds are treated for eligibility…
  • Jan 9

    Beautiful...

    Beautiful...
    My dear girl, the day you see I'm getting old, I ask you to please be patient, but most of all, try to understand what I'm going through. If when we talk, I repeat the same thing a thousand times, don't interrupt to say: "You said the same…
Rank this Week: 3998