Updated 7/17/16 Dear Reader, this post is available in audio and print format, you can also download the audio post and listen to it later. Preventing thefts and recovering assets stolen from vulnerable adults, elders and the dead has been the focus of my elder law practice for the past decade. These forms of thefts […]
Note: This post is available in audio form for ease of listening. This audio can also be downloaded and listened to on other media devices. For audio versions of other posts, see the page Listen to Posts for a selection of recorded posts. We think of death as this solemn time. Picture in your mind a family […]
“Don’t speak ill of the dead.” I’m sure you’ve heard that saying at some point in your life. I’ve heard it for decades and wondered where that phrase came from. I found the origins of this saying date back to Roman times. In Latin the phrase is: “De mortuis nil nisi bonum.” People used to […]
Dear Readers, This post is also available in audio form, so you can listen now or download for later. I know this one truth about the emotion called grief: it will find its way out of that inner closet you shoved it into, and it will happen on a day when you least expect it, and […]
NOTE: This post is also available in audio by clicking the link above. The audio version of this post can be downloaded for listening on mobile devices. This question usually comes in the form of a phone call from one of the children of an elder I represent. This question is always […]
This Post was written by Amman Tabrard (U.S. Army-Ret). While serving in Afghanistan on his third tour of duty, he took the time to share his thoughts on how his parents prepared him for their deaths when he was a teenager, what he went through when both parents died within months of each other, and […]