The Benefits of Walking: A Conversation With Shane O’Mara – Part 2 – EP. 80 – Life’s Third Act

Special guest Shane O’Mara, Professor of Experimental Brain Research, and Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell are back this week for part 2 of their discussion on the science of walking. Continuing their exploration of Shane’s book, “In Praise of Walking,” they delve even deeper into the remarkable benefits walking offers.

In this episode, discover the continued positive impact of walking on our muscles, posture, and overall physical health. Shane uncovers further insights on how walking protects and repairs organs while potentially slowing down the aging process of our brains. Moreover, they explore the profound effects walking has on our cognitive function, creativity, mood, and stress reduction.

Don’t miss part 2 of their conversation on the transformative power of walking. Gain a deeper understanding of why walking is an essential component of our well-being and how it contributes to our cognitive and emotional health, along with connecting us further to our communities.

Learn more about Shane O’Mara – https://shaneomara.wordpress.com/

Get your own copy of “In Praise of Walking” now – https://www.amazon.co.uk/Praise-Walking-Shane-OMara/dp/1847925014/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=

If you have any questions about estate planning or elder law, get in touch with an attorney at TuckerAllen.

Exploring Aging, Depression, and Cognitive Connections – EP. 79 – Life’s Third Act

Join Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and special guest Shane O’Mara, Professor of Experimental Brain Research at Trinity College Dublin, on this episode of Life’s Third Act. They delve into Mr. O’Mara’s groundbreaking research and his book, “In Praise of Walking,” which explores the science behind walking and its numerous benefits.

Discover how walking positively impacts our muscles, posture, and overall physical health. Mr. O’Mara reveals how walking plays a vital role in protecting and repairing organs while potentially slowing down the aging process of our brains. But the benefits don’t stop there. Walking stimulates our minds, fostering creativity, improving mood, and reducing stress levels. Discover why walking is more than just a physical activity—it is a key component of our well-being and essential for our cognitive and emotional health.

Learn more about Shane O’Mara – https://shaneomara.wordpress.com/

Get “In Praise of Walking” now – https://www.amazon.co.uk/Praise-Walking-Shane-OMara/dp/1847925014/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=

If you have any questions about estate planning or elder law, get in touch with an attorney at TuckerAllen.

Life Plan Communities: A Conversation With Benjamin Pearce (Continued) – EP. 78 – Life’s Third Act

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and special guest Ben Pearce, President of Senior Living Consulting, are back for part two of their in-depth discussion on life plan communities, also known as continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs). In this episode, they continue their exploration of the advantages, disadvantages, and key considerations when selecting the right life plan community.

Join them as they dive deeper into crucial factors such as financial strength, service quality, resident representation committees, causes of resident dissatisfaction, conflicts with management, and pet policies within CCRCs. Drawing from Ben’s extensive experience in managing and consulting for senior living communities across the nation, this episode provides invaluable advice for retirees and caregivers navigating the world of CCRCs. Whether you’re a retiree exploring future living options or a caregiver assisting a loved one, this episode equips you with the knowledge to navigate the complexities of CCRCs and find the ideal senior living environment.

Read Ben Pearce’s e-book here: https://bit.ly/LifesThirdAct

Watch “My Caregiver Coach” by Ben Pearce here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4IjkFaqALLPWhCJXUPCqDEZT23sBYoTG

If you have any questions about estate planning or elder law, get in touch with an attorney at TuckerAllen.

Life Plan Communities: A Conversation With Benjamin Pearce – EP. 77 – Life’s Third Act

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell is back this week continuing his discussion on life plan communities, also known as continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs), featuring special guest Ben Pearce, published author and President of Senior Living Consulting which provides financial, development, marketing and operations consulting services to the healthcare field.

Together Mr. Cordell and Mr. Pearce walk through the advantages and disadvantages of CCRCs, provide valuable insights on selecting the right life plan community, explore various business models and pricing strategies, and delve into crucial factors such as financial strength, service quality, resident representation committees, causes of resident dissatisfaction, conflicts with management, and pet policies. With Mr. Pearce’s wealth of experience managing and consulting for senior living communities nationwide, this episode provides indispensable advice for retirees and caregivers navigating the world of CCRCs.

Read Ben Pearce’s e-book here: https://bit.ly/LifesThirdAct

If you have any questions about estate planning or elder law, get in touch with an attorney at TuckerAllen.

Understanding Life Plan Communities – EP. 76 – Life’s Third Act

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and TuckerAllen estate planning attorney, Benjamin Zinkel, are back this week on Life’s Third Act to delve into the world of life plan communities, where all levels of living converge on a single campus. If you’ve ever wondered about the benefits of residing in a life plan community, this episode will answer all your questions.

Discover how priority access to higher levels of care can provide peace of mind for individuals and their families, ensuring a smooth transition as needs evolve over time. Mr. Cordell and Mr. Zinkel also explore the financial aspects of life plan communities and discuss the different payment models available to suit various budgets and preferences.

If you or your loved ones are contemplating retirement living options, this episode is a must-listen resource that will empower you to make informed decisions about your future. Tune in now to learn more about life plan communities.

If you have any questions about estate planning or elder law, get in touch with an attorney at TuckerAllen.

Choosing the Right Trustee: Key Questions to Ask – EP. 75 – Life’s Third Act

Whether you’re planning your legacy or making arrangements for the future, selecting a trustee who can effectively manage your assets and carry out your wishes is paramount. In this episode of Life’s Third Act, Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell is joined by TuckerAllen estate planning attorney, Benjamin Zinkel, to dive into the crucial topic of choosing the right trustee for your estate.

Join Mr. Cordell and Mr. Zinkel as they explore the essential factors to consider when selecting a trustee. They’ll delve into various aspects that can greatly impact the success of your trust, including the size of your estate, honesty, versatility, and the option of having a co-trustee. Together, they will shed light on the cost implications and the decision-making process when multiple trustees are involved.

Drawing on real-life examples, they share the fascinating story of Boatman’s Bank and how choosing the wrong trustee can have far-reaching consequences. Additionally, they explore the concept of bonding, where a bond company guarantees the trustworthiness of your chosen trustee. Don’t miss this episode packed with essential information that will empower you to navigate the complex world of trusteeship and secure your legacy with confidence.

If you have any questions about estate planning or elder law, get in touch with an attorney at TuckerAllen.

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Exploring Revocable Trusts – Episode 4 – The Corpus: Part 2– EP. 74 – Life’s Third Act

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and TuckerAllen estate planning attorney Benjamin Zinkel are back with episode 4 of our series on Exploring Revocable Trusts. Together they explore the integration of life insurance and tax-deferred assets with the trust corpus. They emphasize the benefits of designating your trust as the beneficiary for life insurance policies and tax-deferred accounts like IRAs and 401(k)s.

By naming your trust as the beneficiary of life insurance policies, you can exercise greater control, protection, and flexibility over the proceeds. This approach aligns your life insurance planning with your overall estate plan, providing enhanced distribution options. Furthermore, they delve into the strategic advantages of utilizing a trust as the beneficiary of tax-deferred assets, offering tax efficiency, asset protection, and a seamless transfer of these assets to intended beneficiaries. Throughout the discussion, Mr. Cordell and Mr. Zinkel highlight the significance of effectively managing and preserving the trust corpus. They provide advanced strategies for optimizing the growth and protection of trust assets, ensuring their long-term financial stability and success.

Exploring Revocable Trusts – Episode 3 – The Corpus: Part 1– EP. 73 – Life’s Third Act

Welcome to part three of our Exploring Revocable Trusts series. In this episode, Attorney-CPA, Joe Cordell, and TuckerAllen estate planning attorney, Benjamin Zinkel delve into the concept of the trust corpus, demystifying its significance within the realm of estate planning.

In this enlightening discussion, Mr. Cordell and Mr. Zinkel provide insights on effectively defining and managing the trust corpus. Learn about key considerations such as asset transfer, protection, and growth strategies to ensure your trust’s long-term financial stability and success. Join them as they explore the fundamental elements of the trust corpus, which serves as the “body” or foundation of the trust. Discover how the trust corpus represents the property that is transferred into the trust, also known as the trust res. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the critical role the trust corpus plays in forming and validating a trust.

If you have any questions about estate planning or elder law, get in touch with an attorney at TuckerAllen.

Exploring Revocable Trusts – Episode 2 Part 2: Beneficiaries – EP. 72 – Life’s Third Act

Welcome back to part two of exploring beneficiaries within revocable trusts with Attorney-CPA, Joe Cordell, and TuckerAllen estate planning attorney, Benjamin Zinkel. In this continuation, the pair delve deeper into the complexities of estate planning, further focusing on beneficiaries within the realm of revocable trusts.

Join them as they explore advanced strategies and practical considerations for effectively managing beneficiaries in revocable trusts. Gain invaluable insights on handling disputes that may arise among beneficiaries, navigating the challenges of distributing wealth to multiple children, and ensuring the long-term financial stability of your loved ones. In this episode you will discover the intricacies of perpetual trusts, cascade provisions, and the potential advantages of passing the trust down the family line.

If you have any questions about estate planning or elder law, get in touch with an attorney at TuckerAllen.

Exploring the Elements of a Revocable Trust – Part 2A: Beneficiaries – EP. 71 – Life’s Third Act

Join Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and TuckerAllen estate planning attorney, Benjamin Zinkel, in part two of exploring revocable trusts. In this enlightening discussion, Mr. Cordell and Mr. Zinkel explore the intricate world of beneficiaries and the crucial aspects surrounding their role in estate planning. Discover the step-by-step process of how a trustee and beneficiary take over, gain insights into the transfer of authority and understand what actions you can take if a trustee misbehaves or fails to honor your wishes, explore the various ways to leave money for your beneficiaries and learn about effective strategies for distributing wealth among multiple children, and more.

The episode delves into the complexities of supplemental needs trusts, providing invaluable information on how to ensure financial security for children with special needs while preserving their eligibility for government benefits. Mr. Cordell and Mr. Zinkel also address disputes between beneficiaries regarding the distribution of funds, offering practical guidance on resolving conflicts and finding equitable solutions. Furthermore, they explore the fascinating concept of cascade provisions, also known as perpetuity, and its implications for passing the trust down the family line. Gain a deeper understanding of multi-generational wealth management and the potential long-term benefits it can provide.