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Understanding the Rising Costs of Long-Term Care

The uncertainty of the future can be a scary thing. As you get older, your body and your finances change, affecting every facet of your life and creating the need to make sure that you have a plan in place, should anything unforeseen occur.

Understanding Trusts

When you create a trust, you are creating an asset. You are utilizing resources, in order to protect the financial interests of yourself or your designated loved ones. Depending on the type of trust, you can find yourself shaping your estate and your future.

4 Asset Protection Strategies

Asset protection can certainly be complicated and confusing, especially for those with larger estates. However, there are straightforward steps that can be taken to protect property against potential future creditors, lawsuits and other unforeseen circumstances.

New Federal Law Puts Focus on Preventing Elder Abuse

A new federal law is designed to address the growing problem of elder abuse. The law supports efforts to better understand, prevent, and combat both financial and physical elder abuse. The prevalence of elder abuse is hard to calculate because

Recognizing Elder Abuse

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Seniors already have a lot to face. As they age, they have to deal with limitations, financial issues related to the supplementing of their income during their retirement years, medical issues that can limit mobility and force them to take

Avoiding Mistakes in Your Estate Planning [Episode 59]

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur break down the mistakes that notable individuals have made in their estate plans. For example, former Supreme Court Justice Warren Burger did his own estate planning and left out provisions that ended up

Thinking Differently About Treatment [Episode 58]

Sharon Hepburn, a physical therapist and founder of The Inner Connection, returns to ElderTalk with Joe Cordell and discusses every day activities that can be beneficial for ailments for aging patients with attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur. She

Avoid Being a Victim of Elder Investment Fraud

If you have worked and saved for many years, you probably have fun thinking about how to enjoy your hard-earned resources when you retire. Maybe you dream of a vacation home, exotic travel destinations, or having more time for a

Breaking Down Bone Health [Episode 57]

Dr. Andrew Spitzfaden, an orthopedic surgeon of Woods Mill Orthopedics, joins attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur to discuss the importance of bone health as you age. They break down hip and knee replacements, as well as alternative ways

The Importance of Having an Estate Plan

Sometimes, effective reminders are necessary to motivate the vital, but procrastinated decisions essential for planning for the future, and the month of May provides a number of good reminders, particularly for senior adults. May is National Stroke Awareness month. According

Deciding Your Living Arrangements [Episode 56]

Eileen Lambert, a certified senior advisor with Oasis Senior Advisors, joins attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur to discuss the steps that seniors have to take in deciding their living arrangements as they age. She breaks down the housing

Providing Services for the Elderly [Episode 55]

Susan Shaefers, manager of the St. Louis Older Residence program, joins attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur to discuss the role that the program plays in the lives of elderly St. Louis residents.

What To Do With The House When Entering The Nursing Home

When you are in the process of figuring out the medical decisions that best suit your needs, the option of a nursing home or assisted living facility inevitably comes up. They are licensed and equipped to take care of your

Life’s Third Act

Welcome to Life’s Third Act, hosted by attorney and CPA Joe Cordell. We explore the fascinating lessons learned from celebrity estates, uncovering insights into estate planning, wealth management, and family dynamics. Through the triumphs and pitfalls of high-profile legacies, we delve into the stories that shape lasting legacies and inspire smarter planning for the future.

In the latest episode of Life’s Third Act, host Joe Cordell delves into the legacy of one of America’s most prolific actors of all time, Mickey Rooney. Having starred in over 300 pictures, ranging from the silent film era to the digital age, Rooney is remembered for his lifetime of work and memorable performances. Notable films include “Boys Town”, “The Black Stallion”, and “Night at The Museum”.

Despite being one of MGM’s most successful actors, Rooney was left virtually broke later in his life. Even though he had a colorful and illustrious career, Rooney’s finances and estates painted a rather tragic picture. Tune in for part two to discover how the acclaimed star went on hard times at the hands of his own family.

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

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Watch now to learn about the life and estate of legendary actor Mickey Rooney. Explore his career, personal life, and estate planning advice in this informative video. Delve into topics such as Mickey Rooney’s death, movies, spouse, and children, and gain valuable insights into estate planning. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to educate yourself on the fascinating legacy of Mickey Rooney.

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