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Keith Kellogg, President-elect Donald Trump's chosen Ukraine - Russia ambassador to end the conflict outlined his ideas on a formal US policy to seek a ceasefire and negotiated settlement in a research paper entitled "America First, Russia, & Ukraine," published in America First Policy Institute on April 9, 2024.

https://americafirstpolicy.com/issues/america-first-russia-ukraine

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THIS ISN'T COMMON KNOWLEDGE BUT SHOULD BE...ABOUT MEDICAID....

If you ever find yourself in the position of living in the home of a parent who is disabled and requires full-time care and you are their primary caregiver for at least 2 years, and they intend to leave their assets to you after they pass, make sure to transfer ownership of their assets, home/land in your name ASAP...or they will require you to pay back any benefits received and claim those assets even out from under you, as soon as your loved one passes. This is yet another way that generational assets /wealth are easily taken out of marginalized communities. It is a loan.

And the sharks circle as soon as your loved one passes. Here's an article about it:

Decided to add context. I don't like to talk about it here, because ehh, social media is for my vapid entertainment thoughts for me. It's a hobby/getaway/ place to get semi-social with strangers and online friends with shared interests, but I don't want anyone else to go through what I am... Of course, this applies specifically to the U.S.'s broken healthcare system. So, for those who don't know, my mom passed recently. I am an only child with no siblings or children. My whole life during that time was 24/7 care. She had insurance, but it wasn't enough to cover everything that she needed, so Medicaid was the obvious solution, right? The government takes care of our disabled elderly who have worked until retirement, right? It seemed like the routine thing to do, I had never heard anything during the process about having to pay it back,but sure enough, less than 12 weeks after her passing, I was hit with a warning (which I followed up on and was told I would NOT be charged because of my caregiver status) and then 2 weeks later the "bill". The lady I spoke to, totally changed her attitude from the first time I spoke to her to the point where I felt scammed. Out came a patronizing voice certain people use with children, that measured whiny thing (it's always a red-flag to me and makes me instantly dislike you if you do this even with kids, btw... speak to kids like PEOPLE). I feel like an idiot. I have been doing this for over a decade and didn't think to transfer any assets of hers during that time because it *was* hers. I wanted her to feel as empowered about that as possible.

Not a single soul said I should transfer those assets to keep this from happening and now I'm facing down what feels like some kind of weird conspiracy to take the land and house.

FYI, there have been weird inquiries, the census came to mark down my mother's death literally *immediately* after she passed...and odd timing called the day of the notice to "help", with all the southern Christian signifiers (bless your heart we'll be praying for you).... It feels so seedy. Anyway, all this to say if you find yourself in a similar position....

TRANSFER THOSE ASSETS INTO YOUR NAME 2 years into caregiving or they will take them from you, house etc..

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i think about how the raven / hector conversation went a lot

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Gonna have a little treat tonight, on the grounds that I completely bled through and over my (first) large pad within 5 hours of getting to work today. :(

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finally at the point in my law degree where foreigner's god is embarrassing to read back

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The Challenges Ahead for President-elect Trump in Ukraine

As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, he is poised to inherit a complex and violent conflict in Ukraine. The ongoing war, characterized by significant loss of life and extensive suffering, demands urgent attention. Trump has expressed a desire to swiftly bring an end to this bloodshed. However, the specifics of his strategy remain unclear. Vice President-elect JD Vance has…

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Overdraft Lines of Credit: Debt Relief for Canadian Businesses

Dealing with consumer debt in Canada, whether it's overdraft, credit lines, or business debt, can be stressful. But with the right debt relief solutions, you can take control of your finances. Discover the options available to you in our latest blog!

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How Does a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Work?

We all have heard that term – medical malpractice, but none of us can be closer to what it really is. It’s difficult not to believe that doctors, nurses, and other proficient medical professionals never make mistakes. Still, we are living in reality, and this is far from being a fact. Medical malpractice lawsuits exist so that victims of medical malpractice can get justice. But how do these…

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Choosing the Right Debt Settlement Company for Effective Debt Negotiation

In today’s economic climate, many individuals find themselves burdened with significant debt, often struggling to meet monthly payments. When the weight of debt becomes too heavy, seeking assistance from a professional debt settlement company can be a viable solution. The Bureau of Debt Settlement specializes in helping clients negotiate their debt, offering a lifeline to those seeking to regain control over their financial situation.

Debt negotiation is a process where a Debt Settlement Company, such as the Bureau of Debt Settlement, works on behalf of the debtor to negotiate with creditors for a reduced payoff amount. This service is particularly beneficial for those with unsecured debts like credit card balances, medical bills, or personal loans. The objective is to settle the debt for less than the full amount owed, often resulting in substantial savings for the debtor.

One of the primary advantages of using a debt settlement company is their expertise in navigating the complexities of Debt Negotiation. The Bureau of Debt Settlement employs a team of skilled negotiators who understand the intricacies of creditor-debtor relationships. They use their knowledge and experience to advocate for the best possible terms for their clients. By negotiating effectively, they can often reduce the total debt amount by a significant margin, allowing clients to pay off their obligations in a more manageable manner.

Furthermore, working with a professional debt settlement company like the Bureau of Debt Settlement provides peace of mind. The process of debt negotiation can be stressful and time-consuming when attempted alone. However, with the support of experienced professionals, clients can focus on rebuilding their financial health while the experts handle negotiations on their behalf.

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🌟 Navigating Tax Debt: Insights from CEO Adam Hastie 🌟

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Pre-Action Protocols, Expert Evidence, and Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Guide to Efficient Legal Dispute Management

  Paragraph 6 of the Pre-action Conduct of all proceedings confirms that if a relevant pre-action protocol exists, parties are required to follow it before initiating legal action. This ensures that both sides take certain preliminary steps, such as sharing information and exploring potential settlements, to possibly resolve the dispute without court intervention. If no specific protocol applies,…

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Reveal Colorado Tax Assessment to Understand Property Tax

Real estate Tax Assessment in Colorado adheres to a reasonably simple procedure. Each area uses an assessor's workplace in charge of establishing the worth of all property within its territory. This consists of houses, industrial structures, uninhabited land, and also various other realty possessions.

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When you or a loved one has been bitten by a dog, it can be a traumatic and confusing experience. Understanding the legal steps to take following such an incident is crucial for protecting your rights and ensuring that you receive the appropriate compensation for your injuries. This guide provides an overview of the essential actions and considerations to navigate the aftermath of a dog bite incident effectively.

Seek Medical Attention: Your first priority should be to treat any injuries. This is important not only for your health but also because medical records will serve as vital evidence should you pursue a legal claim.

Report the Incident: Report the dog bite to local animal control or the police department. This formal report can be crucial for your case, as it officially documents the incident.

Gather Information: Collect as much information as possible about the dog, its owner, and any witnesses. Take note of the circumstances surrounding the bite, including the date, time, and location. Photographs of your injuries and the location where the incident occurred can also be helpful.

Contact an Attorney: Consider consulting with an attorney who specializes in personal injury or dog bite cases. They can advise you on your rights and the best course of action based on the specifics of your case and local laws.

Understand Dog Bite Laws: Dog bite laws vary by jurisdiction. Some areas have "strict liability" laws, where a dog owner is automatically liable for any injury their dog causes, while others may require proof of negligence or knowledge of the dog's aggressive tendencies.

Document Expenses: Keep detailed records of all expenses related to the incident, including medical bills, lost wages, and any other costs incurred as a result of the injury.

Avoid Discussing the Incident: Be cautious about discussing the incident on social media or with anyone other than your attorney. Such discussions could be used against you in your case.

Consider Settlement Options: Many dog bite cases are settled out of court. Your attorney can negotiate with the dog owner’s insurance company on your behalf to reach a fair settlement. However, if a satisfactory settlement cannot be reached, your attorney can guide you through the litigation process.