Since 1990, Mr. Glatstein has limited his practice to the areas of guardianship, conservatorship, wills and probate administration. Much of his practice is devoted to estate planning, powers of attorney, advance directives and health care related issues. He represents family members as well as several professional fiduciaries serving as guardians, conservators, trustees and personal representatives.  Mr. Glatstein also sits on two bio-ethics committees and consults for various hospice organizations on medical and end-of-life decisions.He is a frequent lecturer on elder law and probate topics including powers of attorney, advance directives, guardianship and conservatorship, Medicaid, exploitation of the elderly, and probate administration. His materials have been used in training and resource manuals by state and county adult protective services and law enforcement agencies, as well as numerous continuing legal education programs.Mr. Glatstein serves as adjunct professor at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law where he has developed and taught the Elder Law Curriculum.  His community efforts include chairing the Senior Law Day, co-sponsored by the University of Denver, the Colorado Bar Association and Denver Regional Council of Goverments.