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Rick Burgess, Burgess Law Office
Al and Eileen met at their local seniors' centre. Both were widowed; both loved to dance; both occasionally dealt with nagging health problems; both were in their eighties.
For two years, they kept each other company, helped each other with medical appointments, and encouraged each other through bouts of cancer. Then they decided that they wanted to spend their remaining days together, and so they planned to marry.
But each was concerned about how to protect the assets accumulated with their first spouse for the benefit of their children from that first marriage. After all, they were quite happy to share what they had with each other while they remained together; however, they agreed that that it wouldn't be appropriate or fair to see a lifetime's worth of wealth, accumulated in a first marriage, be diverted from the children of that marriage, and end up with the children of the "new" spouse.
So they decided to visit a lawyer and ask what could be done. Click Protecting your Assets .. the Legal Way!
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AMAZING BUT TRUE GOLF FACTS
Drexel University men's golf coach Mike Dynda issued an unusual directive to his 2005 team after they fell to a second to last place showing. With two players using just eight clubs, Drexel improved their score by 18 shots the last day.
I'm going to try that strategy ... can't hurt!
Tracy Irwin, AMP
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