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Updates to the MaineCare Eligibility Rules Regarding Real Estate
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Why Do I Need a Will? Your Guide to Will Planning in Maine
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Prince may not have had a will. Don’t let this happen to you
The Artist Formerly Known as Prince, aka Prince Rogers Nelson, died on April 21, 2016, purportedly without a Last Will and Testament, or any estate plan, in place, according to documents filed by his sister Tyka Nelson in the probate division of a Minnesota District Court. If that proves to be the case, Prince joins…