About Reg P. Wydeven

Hoping to follow in his father’s footsteps from a young age, Reg’s practice primarily consists of advising individuals on estate planning, estate settlement and elder law matters. As Reg represents clients in matters like guardianship proceedings and long-term care admissions, he feels grateful to be able to offer families thorough legal help in their time of need.

Ink on the Brink

When my dad was a teenager and in the Marine Corps, he got a tattoo of a seahorse, the logo for the U.S.S. Princeton, the aircraft carrier he was stationed on. He paid 80¢ for it. My dad was lucky – a lot of the guys’ tattoos got infected, but his did not. When I […]

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Tough Conversations

It’s that time of year again – I just filed my taxes and can breathe easier knowing my financial health is in order. But, it’s also the time of year to ensure my actual health, and specifically my health care wishes, are in order. April 16, the day after the deadline for filing taxes, is […]

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Bare Necessities

The Bill of Rights are the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution, which add specific guarantees of personal freedoms and rights, clear limitations on the government’s power in judicial and other proceedings, and reserves all powers not specifically granted to the federal government to the states or the people. In essence, the Bill of […]

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Aw, Rats!

A few years ago, my son and I went to Chicago for one of his volleyball tournaments. After a long day of games, we headed to Lou Malnati’s Pizzeria for some Chicago-style deep dish. On our way back to our hotel, what I thought was a small dog crossed our path, only it had a […]

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C is for Congress

When I was little, I loved ‘Sesame Street.’ While the hilarious Muppets helped me learn my ABCs and how to count, they also influenced me in other ways. Bert inspired my love of argyle socks. Kermit inspired my love of journalism. And, of course, Cookie Monster inspired my love of cookies. Well, apparently Cookie Monster […]

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What’s in a Label?

Last week, I wrote about the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s efforts to update the definition of “healthy” foods and utilize a logo to better help consumers identify those healthy foods. But that’s not all the agency is up to. The FDA is also currently researching another major proposal for food packaging: a potential new […]

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Not-So-Private Jet

Over the last several months, we have witnessed the blossoming romance of recent Super Bowl champ Travis Kelce and pop icon Taylor Swift. In October, after attending the premiere of the theatrical release of her tour movie in L.A., Swift flew to Kansas City to watch Kelce and the Chiefs defeat the Denver Broncos on […]

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Shallow Fake

A while back I wrote about how artificial intelligence was used to fabricate Johnny Cash signing ‘I’m a Barbie Girl.’ It sounded authentic, making it creepy and unsettling. Like most technology, AI can be used to create amazing things. Unfortunately, some people use it for nefarious purposes. In addition to the Man in Black, AI […]

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