This is the second installment of my series. If you’re reading this post you might be one of the few people willing to talk...
Tag Archives: Dementia and estate planning
Are you one of the few and one of the brave who is willing to talk openly about dementia – specifically what kind of...
Is Communication a Seasonal Thing? In my experience working with elders, communication with loved ones can be fraught with difficulties. Sometimes it can be...
There has been a lot of heat generated in the last couple years by groups protesting abuses of guardianship proceedings in several states. In...
Did you know that the first recognition of this month was in 1963, when President Kennedy declared it to be Senior Citizens Month to honor those 65...
What would a change in our guardianship law in Colorado mean? Well, that depends! In my previous post about guardianship reform I looked...
This may seem like a pretty basic and simple question, maybe too simple for some – but it lies at the heart of a...
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...
In observance of this Veteran’s Day, November 11, 2017, I wanted to share a blog post on this topic as well as some valuable...
I’m taking a look at the alternatives to unrestricted or plenary guardianship as a result of reading my latest issue of the ABA’s Bifocal...