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Posthumously conceived children are becoming more than a theoretical concept with recent advances in reproductive technology. This article examines the inheritance rights of posthumously conceived children and addresses control issues of genetic material after the death of the donor.With recent advances in the field of reproductive technology, estate planning attorneys must ensure that their clients’ wishes regarding posthumously conceived children1 are thoughtfully discussed and adequately reflected in their estate planning documents. In the past, a child would be born after the death of his or her parent only if the father died during the pregnancy or the mother died during delivery.Statutory law developed a method of protecting an afterborn child to permit that child to inherit from the deceased father or mother.2 For example, the Colorado Probate Code provides:[r]elatives of the decedent conceived before the decedent’s death but born thereafter inherit as if they had … [Read more...] about Frozen in Time: Planning for the Posthumously Conceived Child

FILE --  (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite) Over the past eight months, families across the country have seen significant benefits from last year’s tax reform package. More than 4 million Americans have received bonuses or wage and benefit increases and over a million jobs have been created since tax reform’s passage. The child tax credit and standard deduction were doubled, and the average family of four making around $73,000 a year will save more than $2,000 on their taxes next year. From bankers to farmers, Iowans are seeing real savings in their pockets because of tax reform. In this year alone, Iowans will save $1.775 billion in federal income taxes. And, thousands of Iowa employees across the state are receiving one-time bonuses or contributions to their retirement accounts.  In Iowa, we know that wage increases, bonuses and more money in our paycheck is important. This means real results for local economies and local communities. We are excited to visit … [Read more...] about Sens. Tim Scott and Joni Ernst: Why we believe so strongly in the power of ‘opportunity zones’

Immigration law isn’t necessarily a haven for unscrupulous practitioners. But it often seems that way, say lawyers in the field. Generally, state disciplinary agencies don’t track complaints and actions against lawyers on the basis of their fields of practice. “Like every other board of professional responsibility, most of our complaints are related to criminal or domestic relations matters,” says Krisann Hodges, disciplinary counsel for the Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility. “Complaints against immigration lawyers aren’t leading the pack. But they’re not at the bottom, either.”What does stand out about the immigration law field is the cavalier way in which some practitioners interpret their ethical obligations to clients.“I once heard an immigration lawyer who had a reputation for unethical behavior say, ‘I’ve never had to worry about being sued because my screwups get deported,’ ” says … [Read more...] about Hot Zone: Immigration Law Raises a Unique Mix of Ethics Issues for Lawyers

Embassy gives State banquet to celebrate Russia Day in Hanoi The Russian Embassy in Vietnam held a State banquet in Hanoi on June 14 in celebration of Russia Day (June 12, 1990). Micronesian Speaker of the Congress concludes Vietnam visit Micronesian Speaker of the Congress Wesley W. Simina (L) and Chairwoman of the National Assembly Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan Micronesian Speaker of the Congress Wesley W. Simina and his entourage left Hanoi on June 15, concluding his official visit to Vietnam from June 5 at the invitation of the Chairwoman of the National Assembly Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan. During his visit, Speaker Simina held talks with Chairwoman Ngan, and had meetings with President Tran Dai Quang and Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc. On the occasion, the high-ranking delegation of the Congress of the Federated States of Micronesia led by Speaker Wesley W. Simina attended a question-and-answer session of the fifth meeting of the 14th National Assembly. They paid tribute to President Ho Chi … [Read more...] about Government News 15/6

A woman used a "large-bladed kitchen knife" to sever the head of her 7-year-old son 10 days after she was released from a hospital mental health unit, authorities said Friday. Monroe County Sheriff's deputies arrested 36-year-old Hanane Mouhib after Abraham Cardenas was found dead Thursday night in the family's home in the town of Sweden, about 15 miles west of Rochester in rural New York. She was charged with second-degree murder. Workers Benefit as US Businesses Struggle to Fill Jobs "There's absolutely no explanation for us," Sheriff Todd Baxter said at a news conference Friday. "The word 'evil' comes to mind." According to public records, Mouhib is a licensed nurse practitioner who had worked at a Rochester psychiatric center. Fat-Shamed Teen Buys Out Bakery's Cupcake Stock 'Out of Spite' Baxter said the sheriff's office received three 911 calls from the home in quick succession around 8:20 p.m. Thursday, one of them reporting a suicidal woman with a knife. When … [Read more...] about Mom in Upstate NY Uses Kitchen Knife to Decapitate 7-Year-Old Son: Police