We recently told readers about a study that found social isolation to increase the rate of cognitive decline in older subjects. Today we are reporting on another study, this time on the impact of physical activity on the onset of dementia. Not surprisingly, the...
More Than 20 Years Of Serving Colorado Families And Businesses In Times Of Need
Month: May 2020
Study shows importance of socialization in slowing cognitive decline
Our older clients as well as clients concerned about aging loved ones will be interested in the results of the Harvard Aging Brain Study, a four-year look at cognitive decline in 260 people ages 62 to 89. The study’s senior author concluded that “social...
Technology-support enhancements for people with disabilities
Many of our clients are family members or guardians of people of any age with a variety of disabilities. Especially in this challenging time, the use of technology and virtual learning can provide education, communication and entertainment opportunities for children...
By the numbers: The cost of care for an aging loved one
Preparing for an aging loved one’s long-term care can challenge even the best of us. There are myriad factors to consider, including those of the mind and of the heart.But it should come as no surprise that finances are a significant stressor within this puzzle....
May 2020 is the 71st observation of Mental Health Month
At our law firm, we provide support to clients with mental health challenges as well as to family members and professionals in their efforts to create safety nets for people with mental impairments. Mental Health America (MHA) first observed May as Mental Health Month...
Pregnant mothers may have unique estate planning concerns
Most pregnancies and births go well without serious complications and with especially delightful outcomes. But from an estate planning perspective, some potential problems that can arise merit that a pregnant woman have a discussion with an estate planning attorney to...
Do you suspect elder abuse of a loved one in Colorado?
At & , LLC, our attorneys are dedicated to quality of life, safety and dignity for our respected and beloved elders. As part of our practice, we represent family members, caregivers, guardians, conservators...
Making an informed choice of a nursing home for your loved one
Watching a loved one age can be so difficult when they reach a point where their physical disability, cognitive impairment or frailty make independent living unsafe or when the extent of these problems make care at home or with a relative impossible. At that point,...
Consider a will, the basic building block of estate planning, part 3
A will is probably the part of an estate plan with which Coloradans are most familiar. Today we will talk about how a will can help with the orderly winding down of your affairs after your death in the way that you direct. Distribution of propertyMost people first...
Colorado’s courts remain open for many services
Everyone in Colorado and across the country is continuing to adjust to the new rhythms of life. Many individuals have shifted schedules based on these ever-changing priorities, shuffling responsibilities around in the name of public health.But not all matters in life...