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6 x March 15 — April 4, 2018 x www.SouthwestOrlandoBulletin.com FOODIE FOR THOUGHT Extravagant Easter Eggs Create Bold Colors & Earthy Hues Using Natural Food-Based Dyes We invite boys and girls aged 6 to 17 who have Tourette syndrome to see if for the T-Force Gold Study. The primary purpose of this research study is to eectiveness, safety, and tolerability of an investigational by Kirsten medication Harringtonfor Tour Each child who qualifies will receive study medication, study-related medical study-related laboratory tests at no cost. AS YOU KNOW, CONTROLLING TOURETTE’S I S NOT THIS EASY. Create beautifully colored and patterned eggs using natural ingredients. We invite boys and girls aged 6 to 17 who have Tourette syndrome to see if they may qualify for the T-Force Gold Study. The primary purpose of this research study is to determine the effectiveness, safety, and tolerability of an investigational medication for Tourette syndrome. Each child who qalifies will receive study medication, study-related medical exams, and study-related laboratory tests at no cost. To learn more, and to see if your child may qualify, visit TForceGoldStudy.com or call the area doctor listed below: Robert Molpus, MD CNS Healthcare 618 E. South St., Suite 100 Orlando, FL 32801 407-425-5100 Compensation for time and travel may be available. To learn more, and to see if your child may quali Whether you are looking to create making the hole. Gently use a pin to area doctor listed below: a gorgeous centerpiece for a holiday brunch or you just want to create hole just enough to extract the inside. make multiple pricks, enlarging the some memories with your children, Use an unfolded paper clip inserted dyeing Easter eggs is a fun undertaking for the entire family. This year, together, making it easier to blow into the hole to mix the yolk and white why not skip the kit and round up out. Use your mouth or a small coffee what you have in your kitchen? From stirring straw to blow out the egg. bold yellow and blue to earthy tan and muted orange, you can create Plan Ahead a palette of natural food-based dyes Give yourself plenty of time; natural with spices, fruits and vegetables. dyes take longer than artificial colors. Some even work best if allowed to sit overnight in the dye, which takes some time to prepare. Get some containers (large plastic disposable tumblers work well for individual eggs), vinegar, and an apron or old clothes; then gather the supplies for dye and get ready to create! Prepare the Eggs You’ll want to boil the eggs in a saucepan with plenty of space, so they don’t bump into each other and crack. Cover with an inch of water, bring just to boiling, and then remove from heat, letting the eggs stand in hot water for about 12 minutes (a little more for larger eggs). Drain, run cold water over the eggs, and refrigerate until ready to decorate. Another option is to make blownout eggs, which can be kept for years. Use a pin or small nail to poke holes in either end of a raw egg, making one slightly larger than the other. To avoid cracks, place a small piece of transparent tape on the shell before Fruits & Veggies Just about any bold-colored produce that stains your fingers or cutting boards will make good material for dye. For red, bring 1 quart of water, one to two roughly chopped beets, 1 tablespoon of vinegar, and 1 tablespoon of salt to a boil, then reduce CONTINUED ON PAGE 8
www.SouthwestOrlandoBulletin.com x March 15 — April 4, 2018 x 7 GIMMIE WARS - Woes of Probate by: Kristen M. Jackson / Attorney Gimmie the gun collection. No, dad and I hunted together, not you, and he wanted me to have the guns when he died. Gimmie the coin collection. No, mom and I started that coin collection together when I was a little girl and she said it would be mine when she died. Gimmie the car. No! Gimmie the house. No! Gimmie this and gimmie that. No..No..No! It turns into the Gimmie Wars and ends up in the hands of attorneys to settle in probate court. Upon their deaths, parents one and all believe that their children forever and always will maintain close and loving relationships with each other. That may be true of parents that have nothing to leave their children to fight over. On the other hand, for those with assets at the time of their death, regardless of how much or how little, the challenge of who gets what more often than not escalates into conflict among siblings or other beneficiaries. Estate conflicts most often are stimulated by unadulterated greed and piggishness among the siblings ending up in an outright war over their parents’ assets. Unfortunately, parents too often believe that should any of their assets survive them, such assets will automatically go to their children or other heirs. Not true nor guaranteed unless the parent has either prepared a last will, trust or some other form of estate planning that transfers their assets into their children’s names. The cost for estate planning is the primary excuse parents make for doing nothing to settle their estate once they have died. They just can’t justify paying an attorney in exchange for pieces of paper that state at their death someone else shall receive what took them a lifetime to acquire. What is the cost of these pieces of paper versus the cost to their children to probate their estate? To have a simple estate plan prepared for assets including a car, home, bank accounts, investments and insurance policies may cost less than a thousand to several thousand dollars depending on the experience of the attorney and the complexity of the plan. Whereas the cost of probate may be between 3% to 6% or more of the total assets to hire attorneys and pay for court costs, publication fees, administrative fees, litigation or other expenses. In other words, it could cost thousands more for a probate proceeding than the cost to implement an estate plan. Also, be aware that the probate process can take up to a year or longer before beneficiaries ever see a dime of their parents’ estate. In Florida, beneficiaries must hire an attorney to probate an estate. Eliminate the Woes of Probate and an all out Gimmie War over who will pay probate attorneys, who will get the gimmies, and resolving why mom and dad left such a chaotic state of affairs requiring attorneys and courts to resolve disputes over what should rightfully belong to the children or beneficiaries already? Call an Estate Planning and Probate Attorney if you need to probate an estate or would like to discuss estate planning and how avoid the chaotic outcome of the Gimmie Wars. Legal Areas of Practice By our Team of Attorneys Administrative Advance Directives Bankruptcy Business Buy / Sell Contracts Commercial Contracts Corporation Criminal Employment Estate Planning Family Law Guardianship Litigation Last Wills Medicaid Powers Of Attorney Pre-Nuptials Probate Real Estate Special Needs Title & Closings Trusts Trademark Estate Planning Wills, Trusts, Probate, Living Wills, Powers of Attorney, Health Care Directives, Pre-Need Guardians, Trust Administration, Pet (Animal) Trusts Probate With or without a Last Will, in order to obtain assets, pay debts and taxes and distribute remaining assets to the heirs or beneficiaries, the deceased’s estate requires the assistance of an attorney to manage the court supervised administration. Corporation & Business Law Contracts, Start-ups, Purchase or Sales, Corporations (Inc.), Limited Liability Companies (LLC’s), Trademarks, Copyrights, Franchise Agreements Real Estate Closings, Title Insurance, Sales & Purchases, Leases, Contract Review, Contract Preparation (407)363-9020 www.JacksonLawPA.com Offices: Orlando Kristen Jackson Attorney At Law Credit Cards Accepted
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