Probate forms and procedure in the District of Columbia and rules of the probate court

Probate forms and procedure in the District of Columbia and rules of the probate court

by William Clark Taylor

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When their favorite pizza restaurant almost goes out of business, the Alden children try to help their friends stay open while they find out who is behind all their problems.

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    How do the Alden children balance their personal loyalty to the pizza parlor owners with the objective detective work needed to uncover the saboteur?

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    What role does comfort food, specifically the local pizza restaurant, play as a community gathering space and a symbol of stability in the neighborhood?

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    In what ways do the unique skills and personalities of each Alden sibling complement one another when they are faced with high-pressure investigative challenges?

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