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GRANDPARENTS RIGHTS AND DE FACTO PARENTHOOD
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The following article was co-written and presented at the Maine State Bar Association’s Family Law Institute by Stephen D. Nelson, Esq. and Anthony A. Trask, Esq. Please note that all citations have been omitted. However, a full copy of the article, complete with citations and footnotes, can be viewed upon request. I. INTRODUCTION Nearly a…
Why Do I Need a Will? Your Guide to Will Planning in Maine
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