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Elder Law, Estate and Retirement Planning Q&A
October 10, 2015
Jim, Chris and Peter are joined again by Jan Lord, an attorney focusing on elder law, to answer listeners’ questions regarding elder law, estate planning and retirement planning. This week, listeners ask questions including: “What does it cost to set up basic estate planning documents like a will and Powers of Attorney?”, and “How do Social Security survivor benefits work?”. Peter and Jan also relay a question from an acquaintance who wondered how WEP and GPO work for PERA recipients.
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