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• In a legal career which has already spanned over a quarter-century, Bryan Schefman has served the general business and healthcare fields in private practice, as General Counsel to a Medicaid Managed Care Plan (Great Lakes Health Plan, Inc.), and later as CEO of that same Plan, increasing enrollment by 60%, expanding the provider network, and pushing annual revenue to $175,000,000. Now back in private practice, Mr. Schefman brings his expertise in managed care and insurance law, subrogation and claims recovery, general and professional liability, contracts and funding to businesses of all types throughout the Detroit Metropolitan Area.

  In addition to his roles of General Counsel, President and CEO of Great Lakes Health Plan, Mr. Schefman has served as a Lobbyist and Member of the Board of Directors of a MCO/HMO and MCO trade association. In 1998, Mr. Schefman was Runner-up in Ernst & Young's/Crain's "Entrepreneur of the Year" in the formation, funding, and growth of a venture capital-funded insurance company.

• Michigan, 1983 U.S. District Court Eastern District of Michigan U.S. District Court Western District of Michigan U.S. Court of Appeals 6th Circuit

• State Bar of Michigan, Business Law Section & Healthcare Section (Member) Oakland County Bar Association

• University of Detroit Mercy School of Law, Detroit, Michigan, 1983J.D. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1977B.A.

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Credit monitoring / ID theft / protection services from experian ? ($120 a year). . The name it's protecting is my name...not my business name. But since i'm the only person with the biz and connected with the biz....if they were to steal my identity, they'd be able to access my business as well..

Hey all,. I'm an English 22 year old woman - I've recently been seriously considering changing my name. Due to financial and family spats it seems the right time to do so. Would you recommend simply adding a middle name or changing the first name? Because my father is Yugoslavian, I have no middle name (tis Yugoslav. custom... apparently), which has always sort of bugged me.

There is nothing she can sign that would force you to divide your property after her death. She should sell the house NOW to all 4 children.. . She will not be able to use any Medicaid for 5 years after this sale, this is to prevent this exact fraud you are talking about. The state will still seize the house for the money you are planning to defraud them out of. Some states go back 10 years, so you may want to consult a criminal defense attorney before you even bother with committing this felony.

Name change deed, is it legal?

The Social Worker keeps telling my husband he has to make the decision as to where she is going, as he is listed as her healthcare POA. However, she is fully alert and apparantly capable of making her own decisions --- has not been declared incompetent in writing by her MD (which my husband has requested before he will step in as a POA).

If you get a power of attorney, you'll have to talk to a lawyer, and he will be able to give you a valid answer. The only POA problems I've ever had have been from Texas, where they must be very specific.. . As for the second question, is your father incompetent? If not, why should you be able to prevent him from accessing his own funds? If one of my sons tried that, I'd disinherit him.

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