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Join Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and Life’s Third Act researcher, Marlea Parson, as they unravel the story behind Aretha Franklin’s wills. In this episode, they explore the legal journey that began when two handwritten documents were discovered in the iconic singer’s suburban Detroit home.

Join Mr. Cordell and Ms. Parson as they dive into the courtroom drama that pitted Aretha Franklin’s sons against each other, with her estate hanging in the balance. They will cover the differences between the 2010 will, found in a cabinet, and the 2014 note tucked beneath a couch cushion, along with the legal battle that ensued. The pair will also be discussing the importance of having a witnessed and notarized will, why there is such a big difference between writing your own will and having a lawyer write it, and how this will help your estate avoid probate after passing.

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

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In this episode, Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell provides practical guidance on the complex issue of family heirlooms in estate planning. Join Mr. Cordell as he explores the process of determining heirs, discussing fair distribution, and integrating these valued possessions into your estate plan.

Mr. Cordell will share strategies to prevent conflicts and ensure your family’s history is preserved through these treasured items. He offers clear insights into the legal considerations and options available to facilitate the smooth transfer of heirlooms. Whether you’re starting your estate plan or seeking to enhance an existing one, this episode offers practical advice to help you navigate the intricate process of safeguarding your family’s legacy.

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

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Join in as Attorney-CPA, Joe Cordell, continues his conversation about costly estate planning mistakes in part 2 of Life’s Third Act. In this episode, we’ll dive deeper into the nuances of estate planning, focusing on practical advice and relatable stories to help you navigate the ins and outs of this crucial process.

Discover the dos and don’ts that can make all the difference in protecting your family’s future and legacy. Mr. Cordell shares insights drawn from his experience, shedding light on the potential downfalls when it comes to wills, trusts, and other essential estate planning documents. Learn how to minimize estate taxes, ensure the right beneficiaries, and shield your assets from probate costs.

Through real-life examples, you’ll gain a clear understanding of why keeping your estate plan current is vital, given life’s ever-changing nature. Whether you’re just starting out or refining an existing plan, this episode will help you to gain the practical knowledge needed to make informed choices and provide a secure path for your loved ones’ future. Join us for another engaging discussion that brings the world of estate planning to a relatable and understandable level.

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Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell is joined by Laura McCoy, Director of Community Outreach for Home Instead Senior Care, to delve into the company’s mission of delivering compassionate care to individuals within the familiarity of their own homes.

Ms. McCoy sheds light on the company’s inception, the wide range of services they offer, the specialized support they provide for those with Alzheimer’s and dementia, and what clients can anticipate during a consultation. The discussion also explores their comprehensive approach to assessing a client’s needs, the cost of services, and the potential coverage by insurance. Tune in to gain valuable insights into providing essential care for seniors at home.

To learn more about Home Instead Senior Care, visit https://www.homeinstead.com/

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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.