A well-versed Denver nursing home attorney knows that many individuals are either caregivers or they know someone who is a caregiver for an aging family member. A study entitled, “Caregiving in the U.S.,” which was undertaken at the request of the National Alliance for Caregiving in collaboration with AARP, found […]
“Sext” Education Sexting is a hot topic today. Webster defines sexting as “the sending of sexually explicit messages or images by cell phone.” This definition is a bit narrow, however. Sexting is a multi-platform activity now, utilizing many forms of social media including Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Snapchat. When sexting […]
End-of-Life Decisions Part II: Should Such Decisions Include Ending One’s Life?
In Part I of End of Life Decisions, Levine Law discussed the importance of living wills and advance directives in making sure an individual’s desired medical care is implemented even when that person is unable to direct such care. Crucial to fulfilling a person’s wishes is the appointment of a […]
Most people have heard the terms “living will” and “advance directive.” If you have had surgery or any other type of medical procedure in the last 20 years, it is highly likely you had a conversation with medical personnel about having a living will or advance directive in place prior […]
While most of the country — and the media — is absorbed with the Ebola epidemic, it is the enterovirus-D68 that presents much more of a danger, especially to those of us in Denver, Colorado. Although experts do not know why Colorado appears to be the focus of this incredibly […]