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Volume 93 - May 2014

In this issue:

• Give me liberty from completing an Advance Health Directive or give me death

• Other Peoples' Children

• Legal advice about sons to mothers
  

Paul Brennan
Editor and Author of The Law is an Ass...Make Sure it Doesn't Bite Yours!
info@lawanddisorder.com.au

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Give me liberty from completing an Advance Health Directive or give me death

An Advance Health Directive (“AHD”) sets out your wishes in the event that you are incapacitated, for instance, “Do Not Resuscitate”. ... read more

(c) Paul Brennan 2014. All rights reserved. Author of The Legal Guide to Dying...Baby Boomer Edition. 

Other Peoples' Children

Q. Parents are so boastful of their childrens’ achievements. Does such irritating behaviour offend against any law? I do not say this just because my own childrens’ achievements have been modest.

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Legal Advice about Sons to Mothers

Q. I have always been very proud of my son but now he tells me that he wants to put me in a home.

A. You are not alone. Sons often egged on by wicked daughters-in-law start to give hints about retirement homes at any time after their mother's 55th birthday. Read more....

(c) Paul Brennan 2010-2014. All rights reserved.  Author of The Legal Guide to Dying...Baby Boomer Edition

ROOM TO LET

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