Monthly Archives: September 2008

Your Parents, FDIC and Keeping Your Money Safe

Alexis Martin Neely on CNBC On the Money talking powers of attorney, FDIC coverage and more. SOURCE: You Tube and CNBC

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If You Really Can’t Decide Who to Name As Guardians, Here’s What to Do

There are a lot of parents out there who have not named        guardians for their kids because they really can’t decide. You might be one of them. But, here’s the thing. If you don’t decide and something happens to you, the decision gets made by a Judge. You don’t want that, do you?…

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Sign Up for Free Report on “12 Steps to Preparing for a Georgia Divorce”

I am still working to complete my book on Georgia divorce, which I will make available to my readers when it is completed, but in the meantime, I have completed a free report on "12 Steps to Preparing for a Georgia Divorce." This guide is available to anyone who provides their contact information on the…

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Georgia judge orders rapper T.I. to pay more child support

A judge on Tuesday [September 23, 2008] ordered rapper T.I. to pay more child support to the mother of two of his children after she claimed he wasn’t providing enough money. Superior Court Judge Bensonetta Tipton Lane told the two-time Grammy winner, whose real name is Clifford Harris, to pay just over $3,000 a month…

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September Financial Collapse 101

The following article is written fellow Personal Family Lawyer, Victor Medina, of the New Jersey law firm of Medina, Martinez & Castroll, LLC, and author of the New Jersey Estate Planing Blog. September saw the collapse of three major financial or insurance institutions in the U.S.: Freddie Mac/Fannie Mae, AIG and Lehman Bros. Although the…

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It pays to learn the ABCs of FDIC

The old line among parents of teens – It’s 9 p.m.; do you know where your children are? – has a replacement these days. In the wake of the recent failure of a few banks (including a high-profile closure in Southern California), the pressing question may soon be: It’s 2008; do you know where your…

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Frequently Asked Questions About the Administration of an Estate

If I die, will the state get all of my money? This happens very rarely in Georgia. If you have no will and no heirs at law, then there is a chance that your estate will go to the state. Living wills deal with health care and are often confused with living trusts. Georgia is…

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GEORGIA’S LAW ON CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION (CPR)

There are often many questions about who has the authority to approve orders not to resuscitate a person or to approve a “No Code.”  The law in Georgia is very specific and there are circumstances when regardless of a person’s wishes, that order cannot be carried out in the person’s current location. This document will…

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Guidelines for Individual Executors and Trustees

After an individual’s death, his or her assets will be gathered, business affairs settled, debts paid, necessary tax returns filed, and assets distributed as the deceased individual (generally referred to as the "decedent") directed. These activities generally will be conducted on behalf of the decedent by a person acting in a fiduciary capacity, either as…

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Living Wills, Health Care Proxies, and Advance Health Care Directives

With the increasing ability of medical science to sustain our lives, people are living much longer than ever before. Unfortunately, as we grow older and experience poor health, we may find ourselves in a position where decisions need to be made as to how we wish to be treated in a variety of medical situations…

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