The New York Times featured an article entitled, “As Cognition Slips, Financial Skills Are Often the First to Go.” According to the research cited therein,
By Robert Irving Miller, June 8, 2020 Having a family member with dementia is usually very difficult and challenging. We often work with families of
By Robert Irving Miller, R.N., M.S., J.D., May 19, 2020 People who have never worked in an ICU have no idea how difficult it can
The passage of the New York State Education Law that’s being called “Enough is Enough” means that all private colleges and universities in the state
We have seen some rather terrible things happen to people when they have gone to court without at least consulting an attorney. Therefore, we always
An article 17-A guardianship petition is used when one wants to appoint a guardian for an intellectually disabled[1] or developmentally disabled person, or for a
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