Medical Power of Attorney Medical Power of Attorney Your Medical Directives Thursday, March 26, 2020 0 As part of an estate plan, an important legal document is called a medical power of attorney. The purpose of a medical directive, or power of attorney (POA), is to provide specific instructions to... Read more
Is CBD Right For You? Is CBD Right For You? A Natural Alternative Thursday, March 26, 2020 0 A lot of these medications have undesirable side effects, and some may even lead to dependence. So, it is no surprise that today’s well-informed seniors are looking for natural alternatives like... Read more
Seven Threats To Your Estate Seven Threats To Your Estate Proper Planning is Crucial Thursday, March 26, 2020 0 Hugh Woodrow of the Cronin Law Firm discusses the topic of Seven Threats To Your Estate. Read more
Women's Health Issues Women's Health Issues With Renee Horowitz, M.D. Wednesday, March 18, 2020 0 Renee Horowitz, M.D. discusses health issues including menopause and other issues women face as we age. Read more
Tuesday, June 16, 2020 / Categories: Legal, Courts Covid-19 and the Courts with Chief Justice Bridget McCormack, Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Bridget McCormack, Michigan Supreme Court discusses the state court system and administrative oversight. As the trial courts hear over four million cases per year (district, circuit, probate courts), Judge McCormack talks about growing faith in government, and how the courts support and direct problem solving, court rules, child welfare and information technology issues - ultimately delivering the best service to the public. Judge McCormack and Henry Gornbein address how the Covid-19 pandemic has changed the way courts conduct business with Zoom technology, and the pros and cons of this new system. Previous Article Financial Advice in Unstable Times Next Article Your Driving Skills Print Tags: Chief Justice Bridget McCormack Coronavirus Impact on Courts Court Resolution Platforms Elderabuse Task Force Michigan Supreme Court Zoom technology in Courts