Like many other questions I pose to clients, who ask me the question first – my answer often begins with . . . “it...
Category Archives: Change is the Only Constant
What will it take to raise the public’s awareness of the prevalence of elder abuse? Here is a recent New York Times article about...
It’s been a few years (3 ½) since I’ve written on this topic, and a colleague recently asked me to speak on this at...
So this is the second post examining our new statute. Today I’m focusing on a couple of its provisions which provide an intersection...
I’m gearing up for a continuing legal education program where I’ll be presenting on this new Colorado statute [EoLOA for short, even if it...
For the next few posts I promise to vary my topics a bit, so I won’t be writing solely on the new Colorado law...
Can you discern in this picture what is alive and what is dead? Death, the inevitable. Death, the rejected. Do we feel sorry for...
I read with interest Heather Snyder, Ph.D.’s blog post from December 28, 2016, titled “Alzheimer’s Falls More Heavily on Women Than on Men.” She...
Solstice is an astronomical event, a phenomenon occurring biannually which marks two extremes: the shortest day of the year (today) and the longest day...
In last week’s post about Colorado’s Prop 106 – End of Life Options, I looked at the version of “death with dignity” as...