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Getting back into dating can be hard when you’ve been out of the game for a few decades. In fact, some would-be romantics are so self-conscious about their age that they never even try! In honor of Valentine’s Day, we’ve rounded up some expert advice on dating at any age. Don’t fear online dating. Online… Read More »
While it’s easy for people to put estate planning on the back burner due to busy schedules or thinking they have plenty of time to get around to it, doing so can result in property and financial assets passing to unintended heirs in unintentional ways. Additionally, people fall into the belief that estate planning only… Read More »
February may be a short month, but there is a lot going on. To kick off the month, I’ll be attending the second annual National Alliance of Attorneys for Alzheimer’s Planning (N3AP) conference. This takes place Feb. 1 and 2 in sunny Tempe, Arizona. As a founding member of the N3AP, I am fortunate to… Read More »
When your loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia, talking with them about no longer driving is difficult. But it is an important discussion to have for their own safety and the safety of others. Click on the link below for some great tips on how to handle this situation in the best… Read More »
Isolation of vulnerable adults is a serious problem. For example, your sister is caring for mom and won’t let you visit. Or your brother is dad’s guardian and won’t let dad talk to you on the phone. Remember radio legend Casey Kasem? He suffered from Parkinson’s disease for years. His children wanted to visit. His… Read More »
We’re in the middle of cold and flu season. During the winter months, these common illnesses can spread like wildfire. As we get older, these illnesses can last longer and be more severe as our bodies work hard to fight off the infection. To add to the challenge, these types of illnesses can be hard… Read More »
With age comes change. You retire, you move out of the family home, your health needs change, and things just aren’t the way they used to be. These changes may come all at once, or they may occur gradually over the years. One side effect of such change is depression: the constant feeling of sadness,… Read More »
It’s been a good year, both at the office and at home. On the home front, it’s been a particularly exciting year for my three kids. My daughter, Sara, moved back home from North Carolina with her husband, Jeremy. She went to law school in North Carolina and had been practicing law there for the… Read More »
As a nation, America is getting older. By 2030, 20% of Americans will be 65 or older. With people living longer than ever before and the baby boomers approaching retirement age en masse, older adults will continue to have a massive impact on the American economy at large. Normally, we think of seniors as people… Read More »
Last week we touched on the “Holiday Blues”. We’d like to revisit it, as the days still aren’t yet getting any shorter. Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a form of depression that people experience every fall and winter. If you find yourself feeling blue as the days become shorter and darker, know there are things… Read More »