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Thoughts on Estate Planning When The Honeymoon Is Over And After The Divorce
February 10, 2014 | by Patricia M. Barbarito, Gary BotwinickAs difficult as it is to accept (even for divorce lawyers), the reality is that the divorce business is booming – divorce has become an accepted way of life. Despite the fact that we, as matrimonial attorneys, make our living ending people’s marriages – there is something inherently disturbing about […]
The Lesson Of The Schiavo Case – Prepare A Living Will
February 10, 2014 | by Gary BotwinickI recently attended a program where Bill Walton, the former NBA star and current NBA broadcaster, was the guest speaker. Mr. Walton, as a player for the UCLA Bruins, won the national collegiate basketball title in 1972 and 1973 under legendary coach John Wooden. Mr. Walton spent much of the […]
Dear “Ask The Attorney”: My lawyer did not date my will and said it doesn’t need one. Is that correct? I went to the bank and got a notarized statement that my will was made on that date, am I covered? Uncle Ed Our guest blogger is Gary R. Botwinick, […]
