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How a lawsuit is like your mother's cookies
Posted August 1, 2022 | Permalink | Category: Brenda's Blog

Many of us have favorite family recipes – our mother's cookies, our aunt's cornbread or our father's barbecue sauce. If you've ever tried to recreate one of these recipes, you know that the first thing you must have is a list of the exact ingredients that were used. Without each and every item on the list, the final product just won't taste right. A lawsuit is like that, too. Without all of what we call the “necessary elements,” your case will not be a success, and you may be left with so…

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Helping my clients with probate issues - Part three
Posted July 23, 2020 | Permalink | Category: Brenda's Blog

Helping clients with their probate cases is one of the most rewarding parts of my job as an attorney. My clients are grieving for the loss of their loved ones, and they are facing a process about which they are unfamiliar. It makes me happy to reduce some of the stress for them Take the case of Suzy Simpson (not her real name). Her father died, and she needed help probating the will. I was glad that she asked for advice so that all of the proper legal steps would be taken to carry out her father…

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Helping my clients with probate issues - part one
Posted June 14, 2020 | Permalink | Category: Brenda's Blog

Helping clients with their probate cases is one of the most rewarding parts of my job as an attorney. My clients are grieving for the loss of their loved ones, and they are facing a process about which they are unfamiliar. It makes me happy to reduce some of the stress for them. Take the case of Mrs. Ann Jones (not her real name). Her mother died leaving a will, a house, and some other property. Ann needed me to help her by preparing the paperwork to file with the court and by advising her on…

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Out of the Shadows program is a success
Posted May 13, 2018 | Permalink | Category: Brenda's Blog

This story appeared on the front page of The Anniston Star on Saturday, May 11. Mental health summit brings variety of topics to professionals, patients and caregivers By Kirsten Fiscus, Star Staff Writer, kfiscus@annistonstar.com May 11, 2018 OXFORD — Andrew Guffey spent the years between second grade and his early 20s cycling in and out of doctor’s offices and programs, receiving numerous diagnoses and medications for his mental illness. Guffey, now over 30 years into his journey with…

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