Memento Mori: Remember Death, That You Will Die Last weekend I attended the International Death Symposium in Toronto, Canada. I went with a friend...
Tag Archives: Legal planning for end of life
There has been a lot of heat generated in the last couple years by groups protesting abuses of guardianship proceedings in several states. In...
This is a follow-up post about WEAAD. Elder abuse is a phenomenon that affects not just the victim of abuse, but threatens the...
WEEAD is Friday! If you want to show support in social media for this day, try this Thunderclap link to add your voice. I...
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...
Those of us who practice in the field of conservatorships and guardianships (this is Colorado terminology; their precise titles vary from state to state)...
What would a change in our guardianship law in Colorado mean? Well, that depends! In my previous post about guardianship reform I looked...
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...
I recently ran across an article by financial “coach” Chris Hogan about the importance of having a dream to inspire us to plan for...
I recently attended an educational lunch program put on by a financial advisor at a restaurant downtown. It was geared to attorneys and...