A Gold Digger Epidemic: Statistically Speaking
By Doug Chalgian on January 26, 2016
Statistics can be fun. One of the big statistics driving the aging industry is the reality that people are living longer than ever. Get beneath the impressive growth...
Plan to be 100
By Doug Chalgian on December 21, 2012
These days, living to be 100 years-old is not unusual. But most people (at least most of my clients) don’t necessarily want to think about what that means...
Capacity to Marry
By Doug Chalgian on December 20, 2012
Here’s an interesting published Court of Appeals decision that many probate practitioners may have missed, because it came out of a circuit court, but which has significant implications...
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