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Let’s Raise Awareness About Elder Abuse!

For this last post of June, I wanted to circle back on the importance of raising awareness of elder abuse.  You can read the...

Colorado End-of-Life Options – proposed Colorado legislation

A bill has recently been introduced in the Colorado legislature that would legalize “aid in dying” or physician assisted death.  Last year I wrote...

Caregiving Arrangements and Elders: The Next Conversation We Need to Have

Death denial and youth glorification go hand in hand in our culture.  Today, I’ll look a bit more at some of the cost of...

The Grail Question Continued – What Ails Thee?

  [Note – this post was published on August 19, but it didn’t make it into my migration to a new server. . ....

Jefferson County Senior Law Day – Saturday June 13, 2015

This is the season for the annual Senior Law Days, co-sponsored by the Colorado Bar Association.  There are a number of events taking place...

The Importance of Solo and Small Firm Attorney Disability and Estate Planning- part 2

This is part two of the previous post about some of the obstacles as well as rewards of solo and small firm lawyers getting...

Denial of Aging and Death as Source of Conflict

  Autumn here in the Denver metropolitan area is beautiful.  Some of our trees’ leaves have started turning while others have not.  The apple...

Elder Law Ethics or “Why Am I Left Sitting in the Waiting Room?”

I am openly borrowing from the title of an American Bar Association pamphlet “Why Am I Left in the Waiting Room?:  Understanding the Four...

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