A Real American Hero
I received a request from the Sun City Summerlin Neighborhood Preparedness Team (NPT) asking The Vegas Voice to present a guardianship seminar. It is scheduled
What Would You Do?
The Las Vegas Review Journal last month reported on an arrest of a 31-year-old woman who had stolen $230,000 from a lady in her 70s.
My Dad, My Hero
He was the only Dad I’ve known since my mother was divorced when they met. He was, as I grew from 4 years old to
My Road to Motherhood
The theme of this column is to how I became, not just the mother of two daughters (by the time I was only 21) but
Outrage over HOAs
At the last Nevada legislative session while lobbying various Guardianship bills, I heard several of the representatives I had come to know talking about presenting
Save the Trees
A place I have always loved to go, not too far from San Francisco, is Big Sur. You can roam through the giant Red Wood
Voting for Judges
If you are a regular reader of my column, it’s no secret that I have “issues” with some of our judges; mostly in family court
Something to Think About
Wishing everyone a Wonderful, Happy, Prosperous New Year with a “heads up” to kick it off! I have mentioned several times how important it was as
Are You Next?
It appears there are more people demonstrating their obsession for senior abuse and controlling behavior these days. I often refer to this attitude as you
What Do You Know About Those Judges?
The last time I tackled the topic of good vs. bad judges, I was asking my readers to please read the list of judges on
Protect Yourself at All Times
Judge Linda Marquis After the legislative changes that The Vegas Voice were able to accomplish over several sessions regarding guardianship, I was sure that treatment of
Lessons in Customer Service
I have spent my entire adult life in jobs and businesses where success depended on customer service. Perhaps that is why customer service – both