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Yours, Mine, Ours and Theirs: Some Practical Questions to Get Started

  So this is part five of my series and just in time for next Saturday’s Jefferson County Senior Law Day (June 4, 2016)!...

Yours, Mine, Ours and Theirs: Estate Planning Challenges for Blended Families

  This is the first of a series I will be writing about the modern challenge of estate planning for the “blended family” –...

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...

Dementia and Memory: Out of Time, Out of Mind I

So I’m back to that rather slippery theme of memory again – this is the first of two parts. The online Merriam-Webster defines memory...

The Future of Dementia Care – Renegotiating the Terms

  I’m a baby boomer, but since both of my parents are now deceased, I’m no longer a “boomer sandwich.”  What does the future...

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