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Blog Posts in 2018

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  • Urgent Bulletin: New Regulations for VA Pension and Other Needs Based Benefits Effective October 18, 2018
    Urgent Bulletin: New Regulations for VA Pension and Other Needs Based Benefits Effective October 18, 2018

    The VA is implementing a 36 month look-back with a penalty period not to exceed five (5) years for those applicants who transfer assets during this look-back period. Such transfers may include the ...

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  • BRMM Wins Significant Elder Law Case in Michigan Court of Appeals
    BRMM Wins Significant Elder Law Case in Michigan Court of Appeals

    BRMM attorneys Don Rosenberg and Scott Robbins recently won an important elder law case in the Michigan Court of Appeals. In rendering the decision, the Court of Appeals recognized that the case was ...

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  • Does an Executor or Trustee Have a Duty to Maintain Confidentiality?
    Does an Executor or Trustee Have a Duty to Maintain Confidentiality?

    The process of administering an estate after someone dies involves a lot of different responsibilities. The duties include collecting assets, paying debts and satisfying obligations, and distributing ...

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  • What Happens When The Family Can't Get Along?
    What Happens When The Family Can't Get Along?

    Dealing with a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia or another condition causing loss of competence is difficult enough. The problem becomes even more troublesome when the condition acts as a ...

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  • Florida Powers of Attorney: What Michigan Snowbirds Need to Know
    Florida Powers of Attorney: What Michigan Snowbirds Need to Know

    In our Michigan estate planning practice at Barron, Rosenberg, Mayoras & Mayoras, P.C., we work with clients who spend part of the year in the Sunshine State or who have real estate or other interests ...

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  • New Data Added to Government's Hospital Compare Website that is Already Booming
    New Data Added to Government's Hospital Compare Website that is Already Booming

    More than 2.5 million visitors per month attracted to features like deaths by hospital and hospital care ratings by consumers The Website maintained by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to ...

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