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Monthly Archives: April 2011
So You Are an Elder Law Attorney – That is Nice… (I Think)
I have learned from the interested, but bewildered look in people’s eyes that simply stating that I am an elder law attorney doesn’t help them understand what I do. Granted, most people can figure out I help people who are … Continue reading
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