Remembering to honor the dead. The picture is from my annual Memorial Day visit on Monday – accompanied by my brothers – to Fort...
Tag Archives: End of life planning
I thought since last week I wrote on the topic of dreaming into retirement, well – why not take it a step further...
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...
I’m privileged to be the invited speaker for Denver City Councilwoman Kendra Black’s “Senior Series” program tomorrow morning on the topic “Financial Empowerment: Planning...
Last week I went on a “spring break” trip of sorts. . . to the Jung in Ireland seminar with the Monks of...
So this is the second post examining our new statute. Today I’m focusing on a couple of its provisions which provide an intersection...
I read with interest Heather Snyder, Ph.D.’s blog post from December 28, 2016, titled “Alzheimer’s Falls More Heavily on Women Than on Men.” She...
I’m returning to the theme I introduced a couple months back about successful elderhood and its obstacles. Today I’m looking at institutionalized care...
I’m working up a new series of posts on the many obstacles along the path of what I will call “successful elderhood.” Being...
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...