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Estate Planning Around College Bound Children

Estate Planning Around College Bound Children

April 4, 2019July 1, 2022

 Written by Robert T. Nickerson ​Upon scrolling through your Facebook and Instagram feed each spring to see posts about parents and their child’s acceptance into college. It’s an exciting time for them and the next chapter in both their lives. The children are growing up and the parents are going to face a new challenge…

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5 Estate Planning Tactics for Singles

5 Estate Planning Tactics for Singles

March 26, 2019July 1, 2022

Written by Robert Nickerson​Are you about to face retirement, but are single without any children? If that’s you, then chances are you haven’t thought a lot about estate planning and what that entitles. Perhaps you spent most of your time putting all your focus on your career and saving your money. Maybe you spent a…

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DOG BITES: WHAT DOG BITE VICTIMS AND DOG OWNERS SHOULD KNOW

DOG BITES: WHAT DOG BITE VICTIMS AND DOG OWNERS SHOULD KNOW

March 13, 2019July 1, 2022

BY MORTON J. GRABEL, ESQ. & MARK R. DENNING, ESQ.THE LAW OFFICE OF MORTON GRABEL, APLC As I am sure you can imagine, all dog bites are shocking to the victim especially if it was unexpected and unprovoked. Further, some dog bites result in serious injuries; and in the worst case death can result from the…

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A Gift or Loan? Estate Planning Mistakes to Avoid

A Gift or Loan? Estate Planning Mistakes to Avoid

March 6, 2019July 1, 2022

Written by Robert Nickerson Here’s a quick scenario for you. Let’s say you have a child that wanted some extra money to help buy his dream home. You want to be sure that he’ll be safe with it, but you also want to check your estate plan (if you have one already). You understandably want…

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No Kids? Why You Still Need an Estate Plan

No Kids? Why You Still Need an Estate Plan

February 14, 2019July 1, 2022

Written by Robert T. Nickerson Estate planning is not a process where one style will do for anyone. It’s very personal that requires each one to be customized. Perhaps with the exception of a significant other, it can become intimidating to figure out those tough decisions when there are no close family members. It’s more…

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Wildomar Library hosts fraud prevention workshop

Wildomar Library hosts fraud prevention workshop

February 7, 2019July 1, 2022

Written by Jeff Pack ​Fraud prevention experts provided insight Saturday, Jan. 26, to a room of roughly two dozen attendees at Wildomar Library at an event sponsored by the Friends of the Wildomar Library. Attorney Jeffrey C. Nickerson, who specializes in estate planning with a focus on special needs trusts spoke at length about elder…

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When Should You Consider Suing a Nursing Home?

When Should You Consider Suing a Nursing Home?

January 31, 2019July 1, 2022

By Morton J. Grabel, Esq.Although no one really wants to sue a nursing home or elder care facility because it is a place of good intentions and a provider of care primarily to the elderly. However, there are times when the facility should be held legally accountable for their negligent and/or abusive conduct. For example,…

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For Young Adults: How to Adult with Estate Planning

For Young Adults: How to Adult with Estate Planning

January 23, 2019July 1, 2022

Written by Robert T. Nickerson I have a question for you all? Did you fulfill your New Years Resolutions or at least get a head start on it? For a lot of young people, one common resolution is to try and be more of an adult. Some of those goals include getting to the gym…

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Happy New Year! Five Essential Estate Planning Goals

Happy New Year! Five Essential Estate Planning Goals

January 10, 2019July 1, 2022

Written by Robert T. Nickerson It’s now 2019. We like to see January 1 as the beginning of something good. This is the time to look into the clutter and figure out what needs to be cleaned up and up to date. One of those things should be your estate plan. Even if this is…

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The Estate of the Grandma That Got Run Over by a Reindeer

The Estate of the Grandma That Got Run Over by a Reindeer

December 19, 2018July 1, 2022

Written by Robert T. Nickerson How may of you recall the famous Elmo & Patsy Christmas novelty song “Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer”? The one where a drunken grandmother abruptly leaves a Christmas Eve party, gets run over by reindeer belonging to Santa Claus and the family still tries to go on with…

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