I’m beginning a series of posts about guardianship reform and its relationship to elder abuse. What is known as “guardianship reform” is a very...
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This is the last post (for now at least) on the topic of capacity and incapacity. In my field of practice, I must be...
What is hoarding? I like this simple definition from the Anxiety and Depression Association of America. Hoarding is the persistent difficulty discarding or parting...
Like many other questions I pose to clients, who ask me the question first – my answer often begins with . . . “it...
As our national election day nears, I thought it would be worthwhile to revisit the topic of voting rights and elders with dementia. What...
In last week’s post about Colorado’s Prop 106 – End of Life Options, I looked at the version of “death with dignity” as...
A bill has recently been introduced in the Colorado legislature that would legalize “aid in dying” or physician assisted death. Last year I wrote...
This is a picture of my cousin Martin and me at the Centennial Chalk Art Festival last weekend. The Colorado Court of...
I have included this painting of a chalice because of its powerful symbolism. I will put aside the well-recognized religious symbolism (especially among the...
Last week I received news on a listserve that the Jefferson County District Court, sitting in probate, granted relief to a woman who...