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Corliss Law Group
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Zyanya S.
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Estate planning is slowly becoming a very common activity among the elderly and even among the middle-aged. The wisdom of undertaking one cannot be questioned as it involves not merely tangible things but also precious intangible things or possessions, such as one’s family heritage, relationships and even priceless personal memories and experiences.
Those who may not be rich in material things may be so in terms of age-old values and practices. Tribal medicinal practices may be seen as mere quackery to many of us; but for those who have used them for centuries and still believe and depend on their effectiveness, their value to the family and future generations is measureless. Yet, in today’s eclectic environment, even such obscure practices can bring great financial gain for these ethnic groups who can readily adapt to modern ways. The popularity of wellness programs based of ancient Chinese and other ethnic medicinal sustains this fact.
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