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Volume 16 2000 Number 2

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Table of Contents
Front Matter
About this Issue: AAML Journal Vol. 16 No. 2 2000
Articles
Understanding "Estate Planning": Asset Protection or Fraudulent Conveyance by Peter R. Brown and George L. Cushing
Financial Exploitation Statutes’ Impact on Domestic Relations Practice by Carolyn L. Dessin
Tax Implication of Alimony for the Elder Divorcee by Melvyn B. Frumkes
When Your Elder Clients Marry: Prenuptial Agreements and Other Considerations by P. Andre´ Katz and Amanda Clayman
Who is the Client? Ethical Issues in an Elder Law Practice by Rebecca C. Morgan
Representing a Client with Diminished Capacity: How Do You Know It And What Do You Do About It? by Charles P. Sabatino
Comments
The Impact of the Death of a Party to a Dissolution Proceeding on a Court’s Jurisdiction over Property Rights by Anthony Bologna
"But I Love What’s-His-Name": Inherent Dangers in the Changing Role of the Guardian in Divorce Actions on Behalf of Incompetents by Diane Snow Mills
The Application of the Dead Man’s Statutes in Family Law by Steve Planchon
Abuse of a Power of Attorney: Who is More Likely to be Punished, the Elder or the Abuser? by Amanda A. Thilges
Annotated Bibliography
Elder Law, 1995-2000 by Barbara Glesner Fines

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Volume 16 2000 Number 2

Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers

Volume 16 2000 Number 2

The Impaired Matrimonial Client

Table of Contents

Front Matter

Articles

Comments

Annotated Bibliography