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N.J. Dems primary: Rothman v. Pascrell is Obama v. Clinton

BY GINA G. SCALA
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

The outcome of Tuesday’s tightly contested Democratic Primary may reveal more than just a winner. It could tell whether New Jersey voters agreed more with Presiden...

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Big Ben name change proposal causes British controversy

BY GINA G. SCALA
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

A rose by any other name would smell as sweet. A ccording  to The Phrase Finder, William Shakespeare’s intended meaning is “the names of things do not...

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Powerball winning numbers worth $164 million

BY BOB HOLT
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

It isn’t receiving the same fanfare as $656 million, but the Powerball jackpot for the drawing of Saturday June 2 has quietly climbed to at least $164 million. Powerbal...

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The Drama Desk Awards: In the press room with the winners

BY PAULA SCHWARTZ
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

The theater awards season begins every year in early May and ends with the Tonys in June, and in between there is a steady stream of receptions, luncheons, cockta...

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Facebook and divorce: 'Friending' old flames can break up marriages

Facebook and divorce: 'Friending' old flames can break up marriages There’s no doubt Facebook helps reunite old friends. But there is also proof that it rekindles old flames — and new ones, as well.

And the fallout is often divorce.

More than eight out of 10 lawyers rep...

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N.Y. Mets' Johan Santana resting arm before Yankees game

Johan Santana, who pitched the first no-hitter in Mets history last Friday, will be getting a bit of extra rest before his next start, which will come this Friday night against the Yankees at Yankee Sta...

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Wisc. recall election: Can Scott Walker win with Christie in his corner?

BY ROBERT KINKEAD
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

For just the third time since 1776, voters will decide if they want to boot a sitting governor out of office.

If history is any guide, the odds look some...

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From High Point to Cape May, N.J. attractions offer summer fun

BY  MATTHEW W. MILAM and CELESTE RILEY 

Families everywhere are looking these days to save money, and fortunately right here in New Jersey families have many alternatives close to home to hel...

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Nintendo Wii U game pad twice as powerful as Xbox 360?

BY BOB HOLT
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

Nintendo’s upcoming new Wii U game pad will contain a social network that will also work on mobile phones.

The company will be unveiling its new Wii gaming console at th...

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Death of 'Family Feud' host Richard Dawson sheds light on deadly cancer

BY BOB HOLT
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

Richard Dawson, best known from “Hogan’s Heroes” and “Family Feud” died from complications of esophageal cancer. It is not known what treatment options Dawson chose, bu...

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Children can be conned out of inheritance after multiple marriages

BY CAROL ABAYA NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM THE SANDWICH GENERATION Multiple marriages and blended families can mean children get cheated out of money and assets their parent(s) earned and had before the second or third marriage. At the 2012 senior citizens’ law day conference, Lawrence A. Friedman, Bridgewater elder law attorney, said elders need to protect their children of prior marriages from being disinherited. "Even if your spouse’s current will provides for your children, your spouse may change it after you pass away,” he said. In addition to protecting one's child, an appropriate will can minimize N.J. estate taxes, which kick in if assets are over $675,000. At the conference, Cathyanne Pisciotta from North Brunswick discussed guardianship which could be necessary if various legal documents are not signed. Pisciotta said that if a person does not have a durable power of attorney (for financial affairs) and a living will (for medical decisions), anyone else can seek guardianship of that person. An expensive court proceeding is mandatory. And she said, “If one person seeks guardianship, someone else can challenge the appointment. Another relative may seek to be appointed guardian because he/she wants the money and power.”

 

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