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Queen sang about it. Your favorite windbreaker is named after it. It’s what every athlete and competitor strives to be — champion. But what is a champion? The way it’s used today, it typically means being the best in a sport or competition. And when we think of the word, we usually think of names... Read more

“Do not hang up, this is an urgent call.” How many times have you have heard some version of this phone greeting in the last year alone? More importantly, how many of those came in a pre-recorded, robocall? In recent years, robocalls –those pre-recorded messages delivered by a computerized auto-dialer – have been front and... Read more

Things go missing. It’s just what things do, especially your things. In fact, as you are reading this, you’re realizing you’ve definitely left something somewhere – you’re just not sure what thing or where just yet. Outside of breathing, eating, and sleeping, hunting for missing items is probably the most common pastime in the history... Read more

To fight financial abuse, you must first identify it — but as you’d imagine, identifying it is the hardest part. Read on to find out what to look... Read more

Discuss end-of-life care and advance directives today, as life is unpredictable. It’s what Paul Brophy taught... Read more

Time will take you through January, make sure your goals make it with... Read more

As we approach the end of December and the beginning of the Christmas and holiday season, a time when families get to share the past and create moments in the present, we should think and talk more about things that are worthy of preservation, such as the thoughts, wishes, and choices of our loved... Read more

Have you considered consulting with an elder law attorney? Read our brief overview of elder law. You may be just the person who may need... Read more

What did one puppet say to the other? Whatever you wanted it to! Puppeteering first came about in Ancient Greece around 5th century B.C. and has since then captivated the human... Read more

Elder Law has the same usage issues homonyms have, as many think elder law only covers wills, but that’s merely the tip of the legal... Read more