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Lawyers in Libraries: Celebrating older Iowans at Spencer library - Vimarsana News

Lawyers in Libraries: Celebrating older Iowans at Spencer library

May 25, at 2:30 p.m., the Spring Lawyers in Libraries Program, sponsored by The Iowa State Bar Association Elder Law Section in honor of Older Iowans Month, will be conducted at the Spencer Public Library. This program will focus on financial power of attorney, health care power of attorney, living wills and the Final Disposition Act. Lawyer Dalton J. Kidd of Kidd Law Firm will talk about the legal topics listed above and answer questions that may come up.

Who plans my funeral? | Ruder Ware - Vimarsana News

Who plans my funeral? | Ruder Ware

Many clients wonder who is responsible for planning their funeral, selecting burial or cremation, and making other arrangements after their death.  Some clients ask what happens if...

Estate Planning Basics 1-2-3 - Vimarsana News

Estate Planning Basics 1-2-3

Everyone’s first thought when they hear the phrase “estate planning” is about the financial aspects of your life. But, in reality, it is much more than that.

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Christine Flowers: A misleading claim pollutes the public discourse - Vimarsana News

Christine Flowers: A misleading claim pollutes the public discourse

Something happened this week that troubled me. Initially, it didn’t seem to be particularly earth-shattering, given all of the other events that have taken place over the past months, including

Val Arkoosh tweet takes on Pennsylvania GOP pro-life bill on fetal remains - Vimarsana News

Val Arkoosh tweet takes on Pennsylvania GOP pro-life bill on fetal remains

A tweet from a Montgomery County Commissioner Chairwoman Val Arkoosh, who is running for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, sparked online controversy this week over what critics say is misleading information. Arkoosh’s May 25 tweet said House bill 118  would fine women who have a miscarriage and “force them to fill out” a fetal death certificate. “Members of the PA legislature today voted to fine women who miscarry and force them to fill out this form. This is traumatizing for women experiencing incredible loss. Unbelievable,” Arkoosh wrote. The tweet included a picture of a Pennsylvan...