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New Jobs and Health Care After An Early Retirement

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By Jane Bennett Clark | August 2, 2014
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Happy Birthday, Sweet 16

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Husband’s Emotional Affair

First it’s over, then it’s not

By R. Eric Thomas | August 29, 2025
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Upset by a Disrespectful Nurse

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By R. Eric Thomas | August 22, 2025
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What to Do If You Lose Your Job

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By Jill Schlesinger | August 20, 2025
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Shared Home Becomes a Battleground

Daughter wants to move on, mom wants to stay

By R. Eric Thomas | August 15, 2025
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Undeserving Beneficiary in His Wife’s Will

Can the husband withhold the valuable diamond tennis bracelet

By R. Eric Thomas | August 8, 2025
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Can Stepkids Dictate Parents’ Burial Plans?

Happy husband fears they will reject his wishes

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