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It's That Time Again, So Drive SmartEven though winter comes every year, it seems like some drivers forget how to drive in the snow. It is frustrating to get behind someone driving slower for conditions or slamming on their brakes, when there is only a dusting of snow on the roadway. Although you can only prepare so much, there are a …
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Lost your zeal for life?Whether an early retirement has left you wondering how to fill your days, or you’re just tired of doing the same old thing, I’m encountering people who just seem to have lost their zeal for life. How tragic! There are so many individuals that have survival issues confronting them as they deal with cancer and …
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Baby, it's Cold Outside: Try These Activities to Warm UpAs Michigan residents, we know all about cold and snow. While some of us would rather grab a blanket and cuddle up inside, there are many who enjoy playing in the snow. No matter which side you fall on, check out some fun outdoor activities you can try to keep from getting cabin fever. Ice …
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MIP Penalties Lessen With New LegislationBy Dave Barberi The new year brings majors changes for the law governing minors in possession of alcohol in Michigan. Prior to Jan. 1, underage drinkers between the ages of 17 and 20 who were caught in possession of alcohol faced misdemeanor charges. Now, young drinkers will be given a chance to make a mistake, …
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Unique Issues Facing Baby Boomers in Divorce - Gray DivorceBaby boomers are those who were born between 1946 and 1964. Today, baby boomers are 52 to 70 years old. When people in that age group get divorced they face unique issues. If they are leaving long term marriages and also approaching retirement, a common problem they will be faced with is whether one spouse …
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Auto Insurance Fees Rise $10 for Michigan DriversThe annual auto insurance fee Michigan drivers pay toward caring for people catastrophically injured in crashes rose to $170 on July 1, a $10 increase. The Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (MCCA) announced the new per-car assessment for the 12 months would start on July 1. It increased by the same amount last year. The Livonia-based …
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Second Chances for Youthful OffendersThe Holmes Youthful Trainee Act (HYTA) is a Michigan law intended by the legislature to allow those persons between the ages of 17 and 21 to avoid the stigma and disability of a criminal record. The law allows for a judge to exercise their broad discretion in whether to allow the offender such special treatment. …
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Joe's Advice: Refuse to Act Your AgeIt’s often said that age is just a number — perhaps helping you keep track of time. From a spiritual perspective, it may serve as a reminder that every day you’re one step closer to heaven. And, in such regard, it can also serve as a clue to make the most of every day that …
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Medicaid, Estate Recovery and YouExtended care in a nursing facility impacts many families in Michigan. Eligible nursing home residents can qualify for Medicaid benefits to assist with the significant cost of nursing care. Unfortunately, many families are disheartened to learn that upon the death of a loved one receiving Medicaid benefits, their remaining property is subject to an estate …
