Where Has the Summer Gone?

Did you enjoy your Summer? Everyone here at the office did! Between Red Sox games, lounging at the beach, and volunteering in our spare time, everyone has been busy. Which is probably why the Summer has again passed us by so quickly!

Is Your Child Entitled to Receive SSDI Benefits?

Are you disabled and receiving SSDI benefits? Is the other parent receiving SSDI benefits? If so, your child may be eligible to receive the Social Security dependent disability allowance.
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REMINDER!

It is not too early to be thinking about the holidays and parenting/visitation time. November and December will soon be upon us, and it is essential to insure that provisions have been made for important holiday occasions. If a hearing on temporary orders has not occurred, or is not scheduled for some time, holidays should be addressed as soon as possible. The courts prefer that you not wait until the last minute to address these important times. Save yourself unnecessary worry, and plan ahead, so you do not have to seek such orders on an emergency basis.

Free Computer Seminar
The Norfolk County Registry of Deeds is hosting a free seminar on computer assisted land records research. Please visit the Norfolk County Registry of Deeds for more information.

We Have a New Website!
We have been working very hard on our website all Summer. Please check it out and let us know what you think!

Viv's Give
Our office is a drop-off site for Viv's Give. Please check out their website for more information and feel free to drop your donations off at our office.

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676 Bedford Street

Abington, MA 02351

(781) 982-8850

www.scryanlawofficesma.com

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The information in this newsletter is intended solely for your information. It does not constitute legal advice, and it should not be relied on without a discussion of your specific situation with an attorney.