May 29, 2013

David Walker, Attorney at Law

Various types of probate and administration of estates

An estate may need to be administered where there is property of the deceased to be transferred. Jointly owned real property or bank accounts, without survivorship, are some of the types of property that call for administration of an estate. If there is a will, it would be probated. If there is no will, the estate is intestate, and a petition for administration must be filed. A personal representative for the estate must be appointed by the Probate Court.

Dr. Megan Mazzawi

TMJ Disorders

Growing up I often heard the advertisement stating, “orange juice isn’t just for breakfast anymore.” My mind often wanders back to this commercial when I think of Botox. While most people conjure up an image of a wrinkle-free face, that is just one of several benefits. I think one of the most promising and exciting uses involves TMJ disorders and the headaches associated with muscle tension around the joint.

Dr. Darin Wasileski

Healthy Beautiful Smiles

As dentists, we are always focused on creating healthy beautiful smiles. For several years I have completed successful cosmetic cases only to have something that continues to nag me as I look beyond the teeth.

You can tell your Grandma ‘hello’ in heaven!

Cheryl’s Adventure – Giving a ‘shout out’

A young girl’s sweet sounds echoed in the shower as her mother reached in and turned off the water.   On a school night, all good things must come to an end, even if the entire house was enjoying her Taylor Swift sing-a-like concert.