Estate Dispute - Rosa Parks

As an estate planning attorney in Orange County (http://www.tompkins-law.com/estate-plan-reviews-and-amendments), I know firsthand how draining an estate dispute can be.  I recently read about the ongoing Rosa Parks estate dispute and wanted to share it with my blog readers.

Rosa Parks is an American household name and classic role model.  She is known as, "The mother of the freedom movement," in congress.  February 4 is a national holiday, and so is the historical day of the arrest that made her famous.  She was arrested for refusing to give up her seat on the bus for a white passenger.  These two days are known as, "Rosa Parks Day," in 2 states, California and Ohio.

Rosa Parks quickly became one of the most important components of the Civil Rights Movement.  She also received the Congressional Medal of Gold and the Presidential Medal of Freedom to recognize her for the role she played.

To read more about the Rosa Parks Dispute please visit this link:

http://blog.tompkins-law.com/2014/03/insight-on-rosa-parks-estate-dispute.html

Medi-Cal Explained

The California Medical Assistance Program (AKA Medi-Cal) allows certain residents to seek medical benefits. Those who usually qualify for Medi-Cal benefits include families, seniors, people with disabilities, foster care children, pregnant women, or people suffering from diseases like tuberculosis, breast cancer or HIV/AIDS.  The California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) and the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) jointly support Medi-Cal.  Many services covered are administered on a county level of California.

To read more check out this estate planning attorney in Orange County's blog:

 http://blog.tompkins-law.com/2014/01/an-estate-planning-attorney-answers.html

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