Kansas Seniors At Risk Of Facing Foreclosure As Defaults on Reverse Mortgages Hit Record Rates In 2007 I was skeptical, at best, about Reverse Mortgages. As the Elder Law Project Manager for the law firm I worked at I traveled around nine different counties in Kansas and heard countless tells about how people had lost…
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What distinguishes your law firm from others? Friendly Office: Quality Representation: Proven Results There are many attorneys in the KC Metro Area and we are often asked why we think our clients not only hire us to handle their legal matters, but in turn refer their family and friends to our firm. We believe what…
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We had a great time at the 23rd Annual Kansas Women Attorneys Conference in Lindsborg this year. The theme was “Leadership: Charting Our Course.” Thursday started with the Solo and Small Firm lunch. After getting registered and settled in to our dorm we got to enjoy the ever famous lemon bars! Our first Plenary Session…
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YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONSED TO JOIN THE LEGAL COMMUNITY IN PARTICIPATING IN THE DONATE CANNED GOODS, CEREALS, PEANUT BUTTER, OR CHECK MADE PAYABLE TO: Community and Family Support Services, Inc. (“CFSS,Inc”) Failure to respond will result in 1 in 4 children continuing to go hungry, elderly and families remaining in need, and our local…
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Our office will be closed on Friday, November 11, 2011 in observance of Veteran’s Day. A day off is always a welcome treat; however, we believe it is important to remember why businesses close on this day a few weeks before the Thanksgiving holiday. The purpose of Veteran’s Day is to have a day when…
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We had a wonderful time yesterday at In Step In Shape Walk & Expo hosted by the Johnson County Parks and Rec 50+ department. The event took place at the Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop and Farm in their lovely Heritage Center. Tim Talbott presented a wonderful historical interpretation and video covering the history of the Mahaffie…
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Women Attorneys Encourage Community to Fight Hunger What do you call hundreds of Kansas’ most prominent lawyers helping local food pantries? FOOD FROM THE BAR! The Kansas Women Attorneys Association has organized the legal community to fight hunger in Kansas with a statewide food drive. We kickoff the food drive TODAY, April 18 and it…
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Most consumers remember to lock their doors and windows at night, it is just as important for consumers to protect themselves from fraud. Criminals can defraud unsuspecting consumers in a moment through mail, email, internet, or the telephone. It is crucial that consumers remember to safeguard their information and money. The Kansas Attorney General is…
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Last August, the American Bar Association House of Delegates passed a resolution to honor ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’, the novel by Harper Lee for “the positive role that the book has played in the lives of lawyers, their families and the American public.” But where is Atticus Finch now? Apparently on April 29th you will…
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