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In the latest episode of Life’s Third Act, host Joe Cordell discusses the life of classic American comedian and entertainer, Jerry Lewis. Nicknamed “The King of Comedy”, Lewis got his big break working alongside the legendary Dean Martin as the comedy duo act, Martin, and Lewis.

Lewis’ solo career was also successful, achieving acclaim on film, television and in the world of philanthropy. In 1966 the Jerry Lewis Telethon raised money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association and won him two stars on the Walk of Fame as well as a Nobel Peace Prize nomination.

In part two, Mr. Cordell delves into the vast $50 million Lewis fortune and the shock his first family faced after discovering they were were disinherited from his will. Could it also have been possible that Lewis’ second wife could have had the last word? Find out this and more in the latest installment of Life’s Third Act.

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In the latest episode of Life’s Third Act, host Joe Cordell dives into the life of a true American icon, singer and entertainer, Frank Sinatra. The son of Italian immigrants, Sinatra rose to fame thanks to his larger-than-life voice and talent for acting. The man with the golden voice defined 20th century music with classic albums like “The Voice of Frank Sinatra” and “Songs for Swingin’ Lovers” as well as smash hit songs such as “My Way” and “New York, New York”. By the time he passed away in 1998, the Sultan of Swoon had sold 150 million records worldwide and amassed a massive $300 million fortune.

Stay tuned for part two, where Mr. Cordell discusses the Chairman of the Board’s legacy as well as the brewing family feud that rocked the Sinatra family in the wake of his death, a classic case of the stepmother versus the deceased’s children. All that and more in the latest installment of Life’s Third Act with Joe Cordell.

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For part two on the Kobe Bryant story, Life’s Third Act host, Joe Cordell dives deep into the legal issues that plagued the Bryant family after the basketball star’s tragic death. Though Bryant had worked hard to provide for his family well into the future, a simple mistake in the family trust would cause havoc for the estate.

Kobe had created a family trust to protect his assets and pass on his wealth to his wife Vanessa and daughters, Natalia, Gianna, and Bianka. However, his youngest daughter, Capri, born in 2019, one year before the tragic accident, was not included in the original document in time.

What was probably an untimely oversight would cause months of legal troubles and court intervention to update the trust and ensure Capri’s rightful share among her siblings. Join Mr. Cordell as he discusses the importance of planning for the future as well as updating estate plans after major life events. All that and more in the latest installment of Life’s Third Act with Joe Cordell.

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Host Joe Cordell, Attorney/CPA, and Life’s Third Act researcher Marlea Parson invite you to embark on a captivating exploration of O.J. Simpson’s multifaceted life. From his humble origins in San Francisco to his meteoric rise as a football sensation at USC and in the NFL, Simpson’s journey is as inspiring as it is tumultuous.

In part 1, we discussed O.J. Simpson’s history, including winning a Heisman trophy during his time at USC and moving on to become an award-winning Running Back for the Buffalo Bills, which then propelled him into the spotlight. He became an actor and broadcaster, starring in films like “The Naked Gun” and “The Towering Inferno,” and working as a sports commentator on “Monday Night Football” and other broadcasts.

We will delve deeper into the aftermath of the trial, focusing on the ongoing pursuit of justice by the Goldman family. We’ll examine their relentless quest for accountability in the face of Simpson’s acquittal and the challenges they’ve encountered along the way.

Additionally, we’ll uncover the lasting repercussions of Simpson’s actions on American culture and the criminal justice system. From debates surrounding race and celebrity to the evolution of media coverage and legal procedures, Simpson’s case continues to shape our understanding of justice and inequality.

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Welcome back to part two of our exploration into the captivating life and legacy of Leonard Cohen. Join host Joe Cordell and Life’s Third Act researcher Marlea Parson as they continue their journey through Cohen’s enduring impact on music and the ongoing legal battles over his estate.

In this episode, dive deeper into Cohen’s profound influence on generations of musicians and his posthumous Grammy-winning album “You Want It Darker.” Explore the intricacies of the legal saga surrounding his estate, including accusations of forgery, battles for control of his royalties, and the implications for his children, Lorca and Adam Cohen.

Through compelling anecdotes and insightful analysis, this episode offers a comprehensive conclusion to our exploration of the life, music, and enduring mystique of Leonard Cohen. Join us for the riveting conclusion of this two-part series on Life’s Third Act.