In this post, I am looking at what’s at stake for elders currently on Medicaid. The AHCA or American Health Care Act (a/k/a Trumpcare)...
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May is National Elder Law Month! So – for the last post of this month I wanted to mention this important detail. The event...
How does one assess the value of planning for one’s retirement, potential incapacity and/or eventual demise? That is a very personal assessment, notwithstanding that...
In my latest issue of Bifocal, the bi-monthly publication of the American Bar Association’s Commission on Aging, I noticed a helpful new resource...
Today I’m presenting on this topic at the biennial Advanced Elder Law Institute, put on by Continuing Legal Education in Colorado. It’s a two...
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...
My posts about reporting elder abuse remain my most popular among readers and since it’s been a while since I’ve written on the topic,...
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...
We have forgotten how to die. We have forgotten that it is death, as part of our life, which makes us human. Death is...