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Medicaid Officials Not Liable For Providing False Information; Applicant Could Have Obtained Correct Info By Hiring A Lawyer

In a recent opinion, an appellate court in Minnesota held that county officials were not liable for incorrectly telling a Medicaid applicant that...
•July 14, 2016••No comments
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Federal Appeals Court Rules Special Needs Trust Distributions May Not Be Counted As Income By Section 8 Housing Program

Reversing a federal district court, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit ruled that a state housing authority cannot count distributions...
•July 8, 2016••No comments
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Trial Court Did Not Abuse its Discretion in Restricting Son’s Visitation with Incapacitated, Gravely Ill Mother

In 2014, Joseph Fabics filed a verified complaint seeking guardianship of his mother. The court appointed Ann Renaud, Esq. to represent Mrs. Fabics...
•July 6, 2016••No comments
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Child Support Order May Survive Father’s Death And Trump Father’s Attempts To Disinherit Child

The decedent, Keith R. O’Malley, was the father of two children from two different relationships. His minor son, E.L., resided with E.L.’s mother...
•June 13, 2016••No comments
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Attorney Liable to Non-Client Beneficiary of Will for Legal Malpractice

The Supreme Court of Virginia ruled that an attorney who drafted a client’s Last Will and Testament may be sued for legal malpractice...
•June 7, 2016••No comments
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