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Who CARES? by Kurt R. Bachman

What can I do if I cannot persuade my loved one to stop driving? by Daniel K. Leininger

I’ve heard lots of terms used for Powers of Attorney: Durable Power of Attorney, Springing Power of Attorney, Advance Healthcare Directive, Living Will and Appointment of Health Care Representative. What do I really need? by Heidi Adair

Compared to traditional trusts, what exactly is the Social Security Trust Fund of the Social Security Administration of the United States, how does it operate, and how does it affect our lives? by Kurt R. Bachman

‘Largest classroom’ by Bruce R. Haines

Will my attorney be able to assist me during the COVID-19 event? by Heidi Adair

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May 21, 2020

As the world wakes from its Coronavirus-induced hibernation, it has to take stock of the situation – both to count and mourn our losses and to assess new opportunities. One important task in both categories is a financial analysis. Many people have used up the cash on hand to simply survive the lack of steady […]

May 7, 2020

There is probably no more agonizing a problem than trying to convince a loved one that he or she can no longer drive safely. Cars have given all of us freedom and independence, and when someone is asked to stop driving and give up this source of independence, often the reaction is an absolute refusal. […]

May 7, 2020

A power of attorney is a document that you sign to designate an individual or individuals to act on your behalf in the event that you become incapacitated. A durable power of attorney is one that survives even if you become incapacitated. A springing power of attorney is one that requires the documentation of a […]

May 7, 2020

The Social Security Trust Fund (hereinafter, the “Trust Fund”), essentially, is the fund used to pay the benefits of retirees, their spouses, various dependents, and persons with permanent disabilities. The Trust Fund is composed of all the taxes earned on the income of American workers that have been collected and earmarked for this purpose, plus […]

April 21, 2020

Saturday, April 18, 2020 1:00 am ‘Largest classroom’ PBS offers assistance to from-home educators Bruce R. Haines Public television, which started life as “educational television” in the 1950s, is now providing emergency at-home learning services to assist students, families, teachers, administrators and school systems across Indiana now closed in response to COVID-19. The state’s eight […]

March 26, 2020

As I write this article, our world is in the midst of navigating through the implications of the coronavirus. Many clients are wondering if they will be able to get the legal assistance that they need. This event has caused me to think back to how technology has changed over my law career. When I […]

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6 7:30 pm: PBS39 LIFE Ahead May 6, 2020 7:30 pm – 8:00 pm Beers Mallers Elder Law Team presents a topic of interest

12 All day: Beers Mallers w/ Dignity Memorial May 12, 2020All day Beers Mallers along with Dignity Memorial is offering workshops pertaining to elder law and funeral preplanning. For location information and reservations, call Julie at 426-9494 ** Event Cancelled ** All day: New Healthier You May 12, 2020All day Beers Mallers is sponsoring and will have a vendor booth at the New Healthier You New Haven Health Fair – open to the community ** Event Cancelled **

14 All day: Beers Mallers w/ Dignity Memorial May 14, 2020All day Beers Mallers along with Dignity Memorial is offering workshops pertaining to elder law and funeral preplanning. For location information and reservations, call Julie at 426-9494 ** Event Cancelled **

21 All day: Annual Senior Citizen Expo May 21, 2020All day Beers Mallers will have a vendor booth at the Huntington 16th Annual Senior Citizen Expo – open to the community ** Event Cancelled ** Rescheduled for 2021.

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