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...
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Can you discern in this picture what is alive and what is dead? Death, the inevitable. Death, the rejected. Do we feel sorry for...
This article from last June in The Huffington Post cites a Pew Research Center number from 2011 which states that a whopping 42% of...
I was thinking about elderhood and language, how we think of aging and the words we give it and the life that is...
Yes, this is an excuse for a post about elder and probate mediation. . . ! On Monday I gave a presentation to...
This is an important development regarding the Uniform Law Commission’s Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act (UFADAA). I learned that there is a...
Well, it’s been a while since I’ve written a post about digital assets in the probate context. This year, Colorado was one of twenty-three...
I first wrote “old age” in the title instead of elderhood, but thought better of it. “Old age” can refer to something that is...
In this second installment about capacity and incapacity, I’m looking at capacity in the health care context. To recap, the fundamental question of “how...
Here is a timely follow-up to the blog post I wrote a few weeks ago about annuities and elders. The Colorado Division of Insurance...