Empty Nesters Empty Nesters With Dr. Ronna Smith-Craig Sunday, January 26, 2020 0 Psychologist Dr. Ronna Smith-Craig discusses empty nesting, the grey divorce and the importance of planning for events such as retirement for those of us who are gracefully greying. Other issues... Read more
The Perils of Caregiving: Protecting Finances The Perils of Caregiving: Protecting Finances By Cheryl Deep, Institute of Gerontology @ Wayne State University Friday, January 17, 2020 0 Caregivers carry a heavy load. They manage dozens of physical and emotional needs like meals, doctor’s appointments and loneliness. Amid these daily chores, they may overlook one other essential... Read more
Family Court in the Coronavirus Era Family Court in the Coronavirus Era With Hon. Kathleen M. McCarthy Friday, January 17, 2020 0 Wayne County, Michigan Presiding Judge Family Division Hon. Kathleen M. McCarthy joins Henry to discuss Family Court and issues during the Coronavirus era. Read more
Probate Court in the Coronavirus Era Probate Court in the Coronavirus Era With Hon. Linda S. Hallmark Friday, January 17, 2020 0 Oakland County, Michigan Chief Probate Judge Pro Tem Hon. Linda S. Hallmark joins Henry to discuss the Probate Court and issues during the Coronavirus era. Read more
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