Annual.

"A publication of the Colorado Bar Association."

The Senior Law Handbook is designed to provide aging adults and their caregivers and families with useful information on myriad subjects pertinent to their legal concerns. It is compiled due to the gracious donation of time and intellect by our volunteer authors. We would like to thank all of the authors for their generous contributions of time and their willingness to share their expertise with Colorado���s older adults. We especially thank Sean Bell, our managing editor, for his continued dedication. We would also like to thank John Fielder, who donated the use of his beautiful photo that adorns the front cover of this edition. Much of the information in the Senior Law Handbook is based on current laws and practices in Colorado, as well as policies and programs of the federal government. The information provided in the Senior Law Handbook is not intended to replace the advice and services of an attorney. We urge you to contact an elder law and/or probate attorney for advice relating to the particulars of your situation. Individual chapters are available for free download at www.seniorlawday.org. Information about Senior Law Day can also be found at www.seniorlawday.org. Several counties in Colorado offer Senior Law Day on different days during the year, with a variety of programming and formats. If you have attended Senior Law Day, or you have comments or suggestions regarding the Senior Law Handbook, please visit www.seniorlawday.org to give us your feedback. We welcome all comments, and continuously strive to keep the Senior Law Handbook a helpful and informative resource for Colorado adults.