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We don't know what we don't know. But elder law attorneys do, and their expertise can be transformational for families facing aging-related challenges. Whether you're dealing with a recent diagnosis, planning for potential long-term care needs, or simply trying to prepare for the future, understanding how and when to work with an elder law attorney can make all the difference in your journey. In this episode, we'll explore four essential tips for working with elder law attorneys, based on insights from Beth Prather, a board-certified elder law attorney with 32 years of experience, and Courtney Lovejoy, an elder law attorney with a Master of Laws in elder law. Their expertise in Medicaid planning, VA benefits, estate planning, probate, trust administration, and guardianship offers valuable perspective for anyone navigating the complex legal landscape of aging and caregiving. Connect with us and share your tips: Website: https://www.thecaregiversjourney.com Donate: https://give.cornerstone.cc/thecaregiversjourney Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecaregiversjourney/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheCaregiversJourneys/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/suearmstrongryan/, https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancytreaster/ Email: sue@thecaregiversjourney.com, nancy@thecaregiversjourney.com Full Show Notes https://thecaregiversjourney.com/they-know-what-we-dont-elder-law-attorneys-four-essential-tips-alzheimers-and-other-dementias/ Additional Resources Mentioned www.NAELA.org The National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys website has a searchable directory. "They have a really good search function where you can type in your zip code and find elder law attorneys within a certain radius," Courtney notes. State-specific organizations: For example, Florida has the Academy of Florida Elder Law Attorneys (www.AFELA.org). Beth Prather: https://www.gskattorneys.com/attorneys/beth-a-prather/ Courtney Lovejoy: https://www.gskattorneys.com/attorneys/courtney-van-emmerik-lovejoy/ Support the nonprofit The Caregiver's Journey: https://give.cornerstone.cc/thecaregiversjourney Takeaways Tip 1: How to Find an Attorney Who Specializes in Elder Law Finding the right elder law attorney requires more than just a quick Google search. Here's how to identify professionals with genuine expertise in this specialized field: Look for Specialized Credentials Professional credentials can be helpful indicators of specialized knowledge in elder law: Board Certification: I Master of Laws (LLM) in Elder Law: Ask the Right Questions How many Medicaid applications did they file last year? What percentage of their practice focuses on elder law? Do they handle guardianships, Medicaid planning, or VA benefits cases regularly? Use Reliable Resources to Find Specialists NAELA.org: State-specific organizations: For example, Florida has the Academy of Florida Elder Law Attorneys (AFELA.org). Personal referrals: Tip 2: Prioritize These Legal Documents and Planning Tools Once you've found an elder law attorney, certain planning tools should take priority: Comprehensive Durable Power of Attorney Consider Long-Term Care Insurance Limit or Avoid Gifting Avoid DIY Planning Common DIY mistakes include: Adding children to bank accounts or property titles Giving away assets based on outdated or incorrect advice Trying to "hide" assets from Medicaid Tip 3: Understand Medicaid and VA Benefits Options A significant part of elder law involves helping clients navigate government benefits for long-term care: Tip 4: Use This Time to Address Other Important Legal Matters Review Beneficiary Designations Create an Asset Inventory Consider Account Consolidation Address Healthcare Decision Documents Be Cautious About Adding Others to Accounts or Deeds Discuss End-of-Life Preferences

Aging parents present unique challenges, especially for the sandwich generation, who juggle caring for their parents while raising their own children.    In this episode of Off the Wall, Dean Catino, CFP®, CPWA, and Jessica Gibbs, CFP® speak with Catherine F. Schott Murray, a Shareholder and expert in Estate Planning, Tax, Estate and Trust Administration, and Elder Law at Odin, Feldman, & Pittleman. They discuss the critical importance of starting conversations about estate planning, navigating legal considerations for parents with diminished capacity, and the role of trusts in asset protection. The episode also covers healthcare directives and the necessity of a clear plan for end-of-life decisions.    Listeners will learn about protecting loved ones from financial exploitation and the legal complexities that effective estate planning can address. Cathleen Phelps, and Cecelia Gilliam from our Client Experience team join the later-half of the conversation to share stories and discuss the need for proactive planning, open communication among family members, and building support systems during this challenging time.    Having a team in place to help you navigate the overwhelm of trust and estate planning is more powerful than you think. Listen in to learn the benefits of working with a wealth advisor, attorney, and accountant to reduce anxiety and guide you through the process of caring for aging parents.    “Once you begin you are closer to the end than had you not begun at all… There's a hurdle that people have to overcome to start these conversations, but once you start the conversation, it tends to be amazing how much people will be open about it.” – Catherine F. Schott Murray    Episode Timeline/Key Highlights:  Part 1:  [01:01] Introducing Catherine & the topic of today's episode.  [03:16] How do I start the conversation with my parents about estate planning, assets, end of life wishes, and long-term care?  [09:33] Safeguards to put in place before your aging parents' decision-making ability becomes impaired.  [11:19] Are there tax implications for being a co-trustee with my parent(s) on their trust?  [12:14] How to protect your parents' house as an asset.  [15:19] Avoiding probate & Reasons not to create a trust for your parents.  [19:13] Living Wills & Advanced Medical Directives: What families should know about assigning healthcare proxies or powers of attorney.  [25:15] How long does it take to go through the estate planning process?  [27:29] How to protect your parents from elder fraud.    Part 2:  [33:15] Meet our Client Experience Team: Cathleen Phelps & Cecelia Gilliam.  [33:39] Estate planning steps you don't want to miss.  [38:01] What to do after your parent passes away.  [42:24] Advice for people in the sandwich generation.  [45:15] Collaborating with Siblings in Caregiving    [35:16] Resources + How to connect with Catherine.    Please see important podcast disclosure information at https://monumentwealthmanagement.com/disclosures.      Resources Mentioned:  Listen to our episode about Caring for Aging Parents: https://bit.ly/agingparentsepisode  Guide to Caring for Aging Parents: https://bit.ly/4hudfVK  Estate Planning | How to Evolve Your Plan When the Rules Keep Changing: https://bit.ly/3KD1dut  National Elder Fraud Hotline: 833-FRAUD-11 (833-372-8311)  Catherine's blog: http://www.beginthebegin.com/about-us/  [NPR] How to prepare for the death of a parent - A checklist: https://www.npr.org/2023/09/25/1199885811/how-to-talk-to-your-parents-about-their-money   Subscribe to our blog: https://bit.ly/MonumentWealthBlog  Subscribe to Monument #Unfiltered: https://bit.ly/monumentunfiltered    About Catherine F. Schott Murray:  Begin the Begin - Once you begin you are closer to the end than had you not begun at all. With that statement, Catherine F. Schott Murray appreciates that every client's situation is unique and requires solutions that are adapted to their particular needs, goals, and objectives once the planning process has begun. She takes the time to carefully listen to her clients and discuss decisions that are not always straightforward, ultimately reaching an appropriate resolution that is pertinent to each client. Catherine is professional, yet compassionate, while carefully explaining complex matters during potentially trying times.    Catherine's practice focuses on trust and estate planning as well as business planning. She advises clients with respect to the creation and implementation of simple and complex estate plans, including incapacity planning; elder law; guardianships and conservatorships; special needs trusts; health care decision making; estate and trust administration; probate administration; wealth preservation; asset protection; entity formation and maintenance, gift, estate and generation-skipping transfer tax planning; charitable planning; irrevocable trusts; donor advised funds; private foundations; family limited partnerships; and limited liability companies.    Prior to joining the firm, Catherine assisted individuals with estate planning and Medicaid planning as well as represented lenders and closely held companies in commercial and financial transactions, commercial lease negotiations, mergers and acquisitions, bankruptcy, commercial litigation, and collections. Catherine has been an active member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) and served on the Board of Directors of the Virginia Chapter (VAELA) of NAELA for more than a decade, including time spent as the organization's President.     Catherine gives back to the community through her involvement with the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia (CFNOVA) in which she has served on the Board of Directors, including as the Board Chair. Outside of the office, Catherine volunteers her time with her children's school and enjoys road trips with her family.    Connect with Catherine on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherine-f-schott-murray  Visit her website: https://www.ofplaw.com/attorney/schott-murray-catherine-f    Connect with Monument Wealth Management:  Visit our website: https://bit.ly/monumentwealthwebsite   Follow us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/MonumentWealthIG   Connect on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/MonumentWealthLI   Connect on Facebook: https://bit.ly/MonumentWealthFB   Connect on YouTube: https://bit.ly/YouTubeMWMFit  Subscribe to Monument #Unfiltered: https://bit.ly/monumentunfiltered    About “Off the Wall”:  OFF THE WALL is a podcast for business professionals and high-net-worth investors who want to build wealth with purpose. A little bit Wall Street, a little bit off-the-wall; it's your go-to for straightforward, unfiltered wealth advice on topics that founders, business owners, and executives care about.    Learn more about our hosts, Dean and Jessica, and featured team members on our website at https://monumentwealthmanagement.com. 

In this episode, Steve Fretzin and Paige Fox discuss:The importance of mindfulness and wellness in professional lifeThe challenges lawyers face with time management and stressThe impact of meditation on mental health and productivityStrategies for lawyers to maintain a balanced lifestyle Key Takeaways:Chronic stress and long work hours often lead to burnout, highlighting the need to integrate mindfulness and wellness into daily routines to maintain mental health and job performance.Managing time through delegation, automation, and prioritization is crucial for professionals, especially lawyers, to allocate time for self-care practices like meditation and exercise.Incorporating a brief daily meditation practice, even if only for five minutes, can offer substantial benefits by significantly reducing stress levels and enhancing overall emotional resilience and clarity.The focus on billable hours and client demands often causes lawyers to neglect their wellness, leading to long-term health issues unless they balance professional and personal well-being. "Be the energy you want to attract." —  Paige Fox Read more from Steve at Above the Law: AboveTheLaw.com/tag/Steve-Fretzin/ Thank you to our Sponsors!Ready to go from good to GOAT? Attend PIMCOM the inaugural personal injury mastermind conference Sept 15-17, 2024. Use promo code BeThatLawyer to get $200.00 off at https://www.pimcon.org/Get Staffed Up: https://getstaffedup.com/bethatlawyer/Rainmakers Roundtable: https://www.fretzin.com/lawyer-coaching-and-training/peer-advisory-groups/ Episode References: Bledsoe Said So podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bledsoe-said-so/id1573038290 About Paige Fox: Paige N. Fox is the founder of Fox Law, LLC, a remote law firm in Illinois, and does of-counsel work for Erwin Law, LLC, and DentCoulson Elder Law. She specializes in estate planning, special needs planning, and elder law. As President of the Illinois Chapter of NAELA and Chair of the CBA's Young Lawyers Section Serving Our Seniors Committee, Paige is committed to professional development and community service. Recognized as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers since 2022, she received the David C. Hilliard Award in 2023. Paige earned her JD from Chicago-Kent College of Law and enjoys pro bono work, flying trapeze, sports, and dance. Connect with Paige Fox:  Email: paige@foxelderlaw.orgLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/attorneypaigefox/Linktree: https://linktr.ee/paigefox_attorney Connect with Steve Fretzin:LinkedIn: Steve FretzinTwitter: @stevefretzinInstagram: @fretzinsteveFacebook: Fretzin, Inc.Website: Fretzin.comEmail: Steve@Fretzin.comBook: Legal Business Development Isn't Rocket Science and more!YouTube: Steve FretzinCall Steve directly at 847-602-6911  Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

A raw, in-depth, vulnerable and honest conversation shared with two of my closest friends who are both ab*rtion survivors. Alex had one when she was 5 weeks along, and Naela when she was around 25 weeks — two totally different stages of pregnancy, but the feelings are all the same… because the life is all the same.     A life is a life at the moment of conception.     In this discussion, they share their testimonies in detail, we share the startling reality of Planned Parenthood, expose the lies we are fed through pop culture and media, how deceptive “pro choice” is - and so much more.     We want every woman to know that there is freedom and forgiveness in the name of Jesus; we want every woman to know that LIFE should always be the choice.     —     JOIN US AT THE MALL IN WASHINGTON D.C. ON THE DAY OF ATONEMENT OCTOBER 12 IN PRAYER & FASTING TO STAND FOR AMERICA TO BE SAVED: https://amillionwomen.org/     —     Alex's Instagram: @alexandreaappenzeller     Naela's Instagram: @undone_by_grace     Angela's Instagram: @angelamariescafidi     —     Watch my latest video with Alex HERE: Ex-Party Girl Tells All https://www.youtube.com/live/cISbDeuybls?si=2YTPXfRS5tniDDDC     Watch my latest video with Naela HERE: Ex-Blood Witch Tells All https://www.youtube.com/live/W6BFCIKVxzY?si=8w0iSu1-iPb5F01d     —     Ways to Support the Show:    

Me and Naela are having a SUPER important conversation on THE POWER OF BLOOD!     Naela will share the testimony of her journey as an ex-blood witch before she came to Jesus, and how having an ab*ration was her initiation into demonic blood covenant. From there, she became obsessed with using blood ritualistically to manifest her dream life. Because of her past, the Lord gave her a profound revelation on the power of blood covenants. With that, we will be talking about how America is in covenant with Moloch because of the ab*ration epidemic in this country and how women individually come into demonic covenant through this act of child s*crifice. We will get into the profound healing of taking communion, the significance of Jesus' blood shed on the cross, and the authority of His blood that ALL believers need to know.     Talking about the blood should not be taboo as Christians. That's exactly the complacency the devil wants. Do not miss this!     -     Ways to Support the Show:    

PART ONE     In this video, I am hosting a conversation with Naela (fellow ex-yoga teacher) and Brian (demonologist) to expose the DEMONIC truth about yoga!     This will be the comprehensive resource you have to send your friends and family who are either stuck in New age practicing yoga, or for any Christians that think yoga is just an innocuous stretching exercise! We are discusing:     - the history / origins / design of yoga and why the Hindu religion cannot be divorced from the participation of yoga     - the yoga poses in worship of pagan gods and how your body is channeling these spirits     - hand mudras/verbal cues/breathwork as they relate to yoga and the dangers of these incantation     -how eastern meditation is a conjuring of unclean spirits     -the body portals known as "chakras" and what is happening in the spirit realm when you partake in yoga     -the counterfeits of yoga: false salvation and the kundalini spirit     -why your subjective intention is irrelevant to the objective reality of yoga     YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS THIS!     -     Instagrams:     @angelamariescafidi     @undone_by_grace (Naela)     @demonerasers (Brian)     -     Ways to Support the Show:    

PART ONE     In this video, I am hosting a conversation with Naela (fellow ex-yoga teacher) and Brian (demonologist) to expose the DEMONIC truth about yoga!     This will be the comprehensive resource you have to send your friends and family who are either stuck in New age practicing yoga, or for any Christians that think yoga is just an innocuous stretching exercise! We are discusing:     - the history / origins / design of yoga and why the Hindu religion cannot be divorced from the participation of yoga     - the yoga poses in worship of pagan gods and how your body is channeling these spirits     - hand mudras/verbal cues/breathwork as they relate to yoga and the dangers of these incantation     -how eastern meditation is a conjuring of unclean spirits     -the body portals known as "chakras" and what is happening in the spirit realm when you partake in yoga     -the counterfeits of yoga: false salvation and the kundalini spirit     -why your subjective intention is irrelevant to the objective reality of yoga     YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS THIS!     -     Instagrams:     @angelamariescafidi     @undone_by_grace (Naela)     @demonerasers (Brian)     -     Ways to Support the Show:    

Me and Naela were in fellowship all weekend on THIS very topic! And we agreed much of our discussion would be edifying for those with ears to hear.     We will address the following:     • ⁠Contending for God's promise: clinging to the fringe of His garment, insisting on even the breadcrumbs of a miracle, and walking on water     • Active faith vs passive faith: not only praying for, believing for     • ⁠Suffering with Christ vs attacks of the enemy and self-imposed suffering: understanding suffering in a biblical context rather than an experiential context     • ⁠The Pharisee spirit of the church that has turned “faith” into a dirty word; radical, biblical faith should not offend a follower of Christ because it's not offensive to Jesus!     • Emphasis on faith all throughout the Bible; how God has always used our participation in fulfillment of His plan     • The finished work on the cross and becoming what He paid for     The devil's #1 goal is to steal, kill and destroy your FAITH! Don't let him lull you to sleep by tempting you with lies that hinder the freedom in Christ He died for you to have!     —     Angela's Instagram: @angelamariescafidi     Naela's Instagram: @undone_by_grace     —     Ways to Support the Show:    

Join Isaiah Saldivar, Angela Scafidi (Formerly Ucci) and Naela Rose as they expose the deception of the new age and struggles many have when they come out. Angela Scafidi spent nearly a decade engulfed in New Age spirituality. She was the host of a prominent astrology podcast, had a reiki business and was heavily involved in yoga. All of that changed when she encountered Christ. Her ministry Heaven & Healing, now serves to expose the demonic deception of New Age, share coming-to-Christ testimonies from all walks of life, discuss secularism and theology, share gospel, assert deliverance in Jesus' name and give all glory to God. Angela's Channel https://www.youtube.com/@heavenandhealingpodcast Naela Rose was a Spiritual Coach, selling different occult “healing modalities” online, while being worshipped as a self-proclaimed “goddess” by my new age community. Her life as a Womb Witch (as she would call herself) was a constant whirlwind of kundalini awakenings, moon rituals, chakra activations, blood ceremonies, & conscious hustling rituals, and energetic upgrades, and yet she remained agonizingly empty inside until everything changed when she met Jesus. Naela's Channel https://www.youtube.com/@naelarosewww.Isaiahsaldivar.comwww.Instagram.com/Isaiahsaldivarwww.Facebook.com/Isaiahsaldivarwww.youtube.com/IsaiahsaldivarTo sow www.Isaiahsaldivar.com/partner

Naela Rose was a Spiritual Coach, selling different occult “healing modalities” online, while being worshipped as a self-proclaimed “goddess” by my new age community. Her life as a Womb Witch (as she would call herself) was a constant whirlwind of kundalini awakenings, moon rituals, chakra activations, blood ceremonies, & conscious hustling rituals, and energetic upgrades, and yet she remained agonizingly empty inside until everything changed when she met Jesus. This is an unbelievable testimony of God's redemptive power. Naela's Channel https://www.youtube.com/@naelaroseGuest on Podcast: Naela Rosewww.Isaiahsaldivar.comwww.Instagram.com/Isaiahsaldivarwww.Facebook.com/Isaiahsaldivarwww.youtube.com/IsaiahsaldivarTo sow www.Isaiahsaldivar.com/partner

In this episode of Heaven & Healing Podcast, I welcome back my sister in Christ, Naela Rose (@undone_by_grace) for the SECOND time! You can find our fist interview that we recorded over a year ago archived on heavenandhealing.com! Watch or listen to that episode first to hear her full testimony and our conversation on the “God-shaped hole” in all of us, so that you have full context of this new episode. In this conversation, Naela gives an update on her testimony — how she went from the extreme of New Age, to the extreme of dead religion, to the extreme of hyper-charismatic deliverance-mania, to now, where the Lord has brought her to balanced narrow road. We discuss the similarities of our sanctification — traversing from the far lefts and far rights of Christianity — to arriving at biblical equilibrium, as we continue to mature on our walks with Jesus. In this conversation, we: 1) Share how deliverance truly WAS a necessity for us to receive Ex-New Agers, and how it is truly a biblical command of Jesus to cast out demons, while also giving caution to what we perceive as deliverance mania in the body that gets into a false doctrine of CONSTANTLY needing it 2) Talk about the “can a Christian have a demon” debate 3) Discuss how we see in the Bible that is contingent on our agreement and faith under God's sovereign decision to impart free will — from our ability to “have” a demon, to ability to walk in freedom of Christ's finished work on the cross 4) Focus on what we see as the most crucial part of our walk with the Lord: MIND RENEWAL… Truly studying and believing every word of the Bible and receiving Jesus' atonement on the cross 6) Explain why we need claim the identity Christ has given us as SAINTS, not sinners... We speak to the identity crisis in the body of Christ. and how identifying as a sinner gives us the excuse to continue sinning, when Scripture does in fact call us to holiness 7) Dismantle lukewarm Christianity, by asserting our responsibility to simply embody what the Word of God says This is a long, loaded episode for sure, and it's a lot to digest — but we pray this fellowship would be fruitful and edifying for our brothers and sisters.   +NAELA'S INSTAGRAM: @undone_by_grace   +NAELA'S FULL TESTIMONY      +MY INSTAGRAM: @angelamarieucci     Consider becoming a monthly partner to support the podcast...     SOW INTO HEAVEN AND HEALING PODCAST     PARTNER WITH THE SHOW FINANCIALLY     Venmo: @angelamarieucci     *** BUY GOD'S PROMISES FOR YOUR EVERY DAY NEEDS HERE ***

“I receive great personal and professional satisfaction from helping families achieve their objectives, protect their assets, and cope during times of family crisis. I am also proud of the fact that we have become one of the most respected Elder Law, Special Needs, and Estate Planning firms in the country. Every day offers me a new opportunity to use my experience and knowledge to help families during difficult times." In this episode of Hilary Topper on Air, Hilary interviews Marie Elena Puma, partner at the Russo Law Group, P.C. Learn how Marie Elena got her start, her areas of concentration, and why she loves working where she does now. About Marie Elena Puma Marie Elena is a Partner of Russo Law Group, P.C. The firm is located in Garden City, Islandia, and Lido Beach, NY. Marie Elena joined the firm in 1991. Her areas of practice include Trust and Estate Administration, Elder Law, Special Needs and Estate Planning, Guardianships, and Real Estate. Marie Elena is a member of the New York State, Nassau and Suffolk County Bar Associations, the Academy of Special Needs Planners, ElderCounsel, and has served as a member of the Executive Committee of the Elder Law Section of the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) from 2004-2011. She is a former Co-Chair of the Legal Education Committee, former Chair of the Trusts and Estates Administration Committee, former Chair of the Estate Tax Planning Committee, and former Co-Chair of the Trusts and Estates Administration Committee for the New York State Bar Association's Elder Law Section. Marie Elena was also the Chair of the 2010 Annual Meeting for the New York State Bar Association's Elder Law Section. In addition, Marie Elena is a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA). She was a former Chair of NAELA'S Member Relations/Membership Committee, a former Chair of NAELA'S Academic Committee, and continues to be actively involved with NAELA. She also moderates monthly Alzheimer's/Dementia Caregiver Support Groups through the Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center at the firm. In 2010, Marie Elena was nominated to the Board of Directors of NAELA National. She has also served as a member of the Board of Directors of the New York Chapter of NAELA. She earned her law degree at St. John's University School of Law and is admitted to the New York State Bar. About the Russo Law Group, P.C. The Russo Law Group has been serving the Long Island community for more than 35 years. They concentrate their practice on Elder Law, Estate Planning, Special Needs Planning, Trust and Estate Administration, and Real Estate Law. If you are looking for peace of mind, The Russo Law Group is here for you. Their asset protection plan and recommendations on elder law, special needs, and estate planning will protect you and your family. For more information about their services and areas of practice, check out this FREE Planning Guide. The Planning Guides offers information on some of the many Legal and Financial issues that families are facing. It will also provide you with some answers and show you how they can help. Please request their free planning guides and they will send them through email or regular mail or visit www.vjrussolaw.com for more information.

On this episode of The Shape of Work, our guests talk about the emerging talent trends that have redefined Scry Analytics and how to create a fantastic organizational culture."Prioritizing employee satisfaction and experience leads to a positive work culture and increased productivity. It's a win-win for both the company and employees."We welcome Naela Rafeeque, Employee Engagement Lead at Scry Analytics (previously Culture and Talent Acquisition Specialist at Turing.com). Prior to Scry Analytics, she has 2+ years of experience in human resources and employee engagement.Episode highlights:Impact of talent trends on Scry Analytics' HR strategies and policiesThe primary focus areas when redesigning employee experienceHow to create a stellar organizational culture?Follow Naela on LinkedinProduced by: Priya BhattPodcast Host: Shradha MundhraAbout Springworks:Springworks is a fully-distributed HR technology organisation building tools and products to simplify recruitment, onboarding, employee engagement, and retention. The product stack from Springworks includes:SpringVerify— B2B verification platformEngageWith— employee recognition and rewards platform that enriches company cultureTrivia — a suite of real-time, fun, and interactive games platforms for remote/hybrid team-buildingSpringRole — verified professional-profile platform backed by blockchain, andSpringRecruit — a forever-free applicant tracking system.Springworks prides itself on being an organisation focused on employee well-being and workplace culture, leading to a 4.8 rating on Glassdoor for the 200+ employee strength company.

En la cultura occidental se ha usado el término LGBTIQ+ para nombrar la diversidad en cuanto a identidad de género y orientación sexual, ¿los Pueblos Indígenas cómo nombran esta diversidad? Con el fin de reflexionar sobre los muxes, considerados por los pueblos zapotecos de la Costa de Oaxaca como el tercer género, en Cultural Survival recientemente entrevistamos a Karla Rey, presidenta y fundadora de “Verbena Muxe”. En este programa conocerás a “Verbena Muxe”, un colectivo que tiene por objetivo “la difusión e inclusión de la comunidad Muxe del Istmo de Tehuantepec”, así como escucharás las reflexiones de Karla Rey, quien platica acerca de su trabajo, sus sueños y los retos a los que se enfrenta la comunidad muxe en México. ¡Te invitamos a escucharlo! Puede escuchar, descargar y compartir este programa de forma gratuita. Musicalización: Música de introducción: - “Burn Your Village to the Ground” de The Halluci Nation. Derechos de autor, propiedad de The Halluci Nation. Usada bajo su permiso. Música de fondo: - “Para neti naa”, “Ranchu gubiña” y “Bizuriqui”. Producción: Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia y Ediciones Pentagrama S.A. de C.V. Disco 25. “Canciones de vida y muerte en el Istmo oaxaqueño” de la serie fonográfica “Testimonio Musical de México”. Reproducción autorizada por el Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia. Voces: - Karla Rey, presidenta y fundadora de “Verbena Muxe”. - Guadalupe Pastrana, Nahua, Cultural Survival, México. Entrevista: - Mariana Kiimi, Ñuu sàvi, Cultural Survival, México. Guión y edición: - Guadalupe Pastrana, Nahua, Cultural Survival, México. Imagen: - Karla Rey (De izquierda a derecha: Malintzin, Naela, Karla Rey). Enlaces: Verbena Muxe https://www.facebook.com/verbenamuxecdmx Esta es una producción de Radio de Derechos Indígenas. Nuestros programas son gratuitos para escuchar, descargar y difundir.

In episode 9 of The Caregiving Soul, Dannelle speaks with C. Grace Whiting about initiating difficult conversations about your medical needs and planning for later in life.Based on the work of The Conversation Project, which is an organization that helps people talk about their wishes for care through the end of life, as well as based on our own experiences, we know these discussions can be very difficult and overwhelming to initiate and to receive. So, let's go through it in steps. Step One: Think about what matters. Start with good questions, which may include, “What does a good day look like?” Is it quality time with loved ones or doing certain activities or even creating a certain environment? This helps us to better understand how our loved ones would like to spend their day. We can also ask, “What does support look like in hard times?” Is it going to your place of worship or spending time with family or friends? The answer can help give insight into what our loved one feels they need most when life is hard. We can also ask, “What matters most in life for you right now?” As well as “What matters most through the end of life?” It could be the question of what do you want your family and others to understand about you? Consider what the priorities are when imagining what a good death looks like. Step 2: Plan Your Talk It's so important for all of us to have a say in our care. While certain circumstances may not allow all requests to be honored, conversations can give us a stronger understanding and greater certainty in honoring our loved one's wishes. And frankly, it's not going to happen in one conversation. This is an ongoing conversation so that we can better understand how much our loved one wants/needs to know about potential diagnoses and conditions; how involved they want to be in their medical decisions, who gets to be involved in making decisions on their behalf, as well as concerns about potential interventional treatments.Step 3: Start Talking Regardless of whether or not we have a close relationship with our care partner, it's just not possible for us to know everything unless we ask. Clarity helps give peace of mind. Think about some of the preparations to have these conversations and where would they feel most comfortable having this kind of discussion. Such as, who would our loved one like to have these conversations with? Who else should be in the room? Make a clear decision about when you would like to hold this conversation and write out a list of the most important things to cover. We can always practice having conversations to feel better prepared. The more we talk about it, the more informed decisions we can make. Step 4: Keep Talking When we make the courageous and important decision of initiating these conversations, keep going! Who else might need to be part of the conversation? As we continue to ask questions and listen, we build confidence that we understand what matters most for our loved one. Reflect on past conversations and decide when you would like to speak again, what might be important to revisit or clarify and what might be important to cover in the next conversation. For more information on having these conversations, check out The Conversation Project. There you can download their free conversation guides to provide even more guidance for these conversations. About C. Grace WhitingWith extensive experience in the nonprofit sector, Grace is a mission-driven leader with a commitment to make the world a more caring place. She is an expert in long-term care and health policy and has served as a resource for Members of the U.S. Congress, national and global advisory boards, and media such as the New York Times and CSPAN. Grace joins NAELA from the National Alliance for Caregiving, most recently serving as President/CEO. Grace also worked at the Alliance for Home Health Quality and Innovation and Leaders Engaged on Alzheimer's Disease. Grace earned her JD from the University of Memphis School of Law. There, she helped launch an Alternative Spring Break and received the Memphis Bar Association's Irvin Bogatin Public Service Award. A graduate of Louisiana State University, Grace started her career at the Louisiana Family Recovery Corps, which led hurricane recovery efforts. She lives in Maryland with her husband, writer Geoffrey and distinguished pug, Chief Justice.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dannelle speaks with C. Grace Whiting about some of the reasons to consider working with an elder or special needs attorney and how advanced planning can help alleviate future caregiving stress. You'll learn some tangible steps to plan for your care effectively and how legal support can prevent unanticipated problems. “That's where I feel like an elder law attorney or special needs lawyer comes in, because one of the things that makes them unique is unlike other areas of law - divorce, employment law - you don't go to an elder law attorney or a special needs lawyer just for one thing, you go to them and they look at the whole situation and they think about how does everything interrelate?” – C. Grace WhitingTimestamps02:15 Grace's personal and professional background in caregiving 03:33 Grace's 3 core values and how they connect to her professional roles 06:52 The importance of an elder law attorney and Grace's work with NAELA 09:32 Educating caregivers on the importance of connecting with an elder law attorney 13:52 Recent laws that benefit caregivers 18:48 How some laws truly originate 22:17 Creating caregiving-friendly workplaces 25:21 Grace's passions outside of caregiving Actionable Tips If you are considering seeking out legal advice to effectively plan for your care or care for a loved one, reach out to The National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys or your local bar associate to be connected to a lawyer who suits your needs. Start from a position of planning as a family before medical needs and emotions become heightened. The conversation can be difficult, but focusing the conversations on honoring what your loved one wants allows space for an open dialogue. For more resources to have these discussions, check out The Conversation Project. Be active in demonstrating the need for change in caregiving legislation. Much of policy and legislation changes begin at a grassroots level by advocates who are deeply passionate and willing to speak with their local congress people. Know that it may take time for a policy to be created but taking action makes all the difference. If you manage or own a business, part of supporting diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging in workplaces is recognizing that many caregivers would like to participate fully in their careers. As much as possible, support them by making simple accommodations, like remote work or flexible schedules. About C. Grace WhitingWith extensive experience in the nonprofit sector, Grace is a mission-driven leader with a commitment to make the world a more caring place. She is an expert in long-term care and health policy and has served as a resource for Members of the U.S. Congress, national and global advisory boards, and media such as the New York Times and CSPAN. Grace joins NAELA from the National Alliance for Caregiving, most recently serving as President/CEO. Grace also worked at the Alliance for Home Health Quality and Innovation and Leaders Engaged on Alzheimer's Disease. Grace earned her JD from the University of Memphis School of Law. There, she helped launch an Alternative Spring Break and received the Memphis Bar Association's Irvin Bogatin Public Service Award. A graduate of Louisiana State University, Grace started her career at the Louisiana Family Recovery Corps, which led hurricane recovery efforts. She lives in Maryland with her husband, writer Geoffrey and distinguished pug, Chief Justice.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“Unfortunately, losing people you love is something we endure in life. In between those tragic moments, life can be beautiful. It's up to you to choose between uplifting moments and tragic events. Go through life with a smile on your face, and focus on those amazing times. Stay with people who make you feel good about yourself” In this episode of Hilary Topper on Air, Hilary speaks with Vincent J. Russo, managing partner of the Russo Law Group, P.C. Hear about Vincent's late daughter, Theresa, and how he started the Theresa Foundation in her memory. Also, discover how Vincent has devoted his life to helping those people in need - from adults living with disabilities, the vulnerable elderly, or children with special needs - through his estate planning and elder law firm, the Russo Law Group, P.C. In addition, hear Vincent's advice on overcoming obstacles in life. About Vincent J. Russo Vincent is the Managing Shareholder of Russo Law Group, P.C., Long Island's Signature Elder Law, Special Needs and Estate Planning Law Firm with offices in Garden City, Islandia, Lido Beach and Manhattan, New York. He has championed the rights of seniors and people with special needs since 1985. Vincent is also the Founding Member, Fellow and Fifth President of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) and is a Founding Member and First President of the New York Chapter of NAELA. He is the only NAELA member to receive the prestigious President's Award twice. He is also the Co-Founder of Theresa Alessandra Russo Foundation for children with special needs. About the Russo Law Group Russo Law Group, P.C. is dedicated to providing peace of mind to you and your family. Their team of elder law attorneys, estate planning attorneys and special needs (disability) attorneys have experience in helping people with their problems. They promise to answer any question with a straight answer. For more information, please visit www.vjrussolaw.com.

Uno de los grandes éxitos del cantante colombiano Rodolfo Aicardi vino incluido en el álbum “La pena de mi viejo” de 1978, canción que lleva por título “Naila”. Así la escuché yo… Rodolfo Aicardi en realidad realizó una nueva versión de la canción grabada por el Grupo La Amistad de México en la voz de su líder y cantante Pepe Ramos, quien la interpretó en 1978 con el nombre “Naila”. Dos años antes, ya La Única Sonora Maracaibo originaria del Estado de Guerrero en México había grabado su propia versión en 1976 en la voz de su cantante Toño Almonací, bajo el título “Naela”. La primera grabación conocida de esta canción la realizó el Trío Montalbán de México, incluida en su álbum “Llorona” de 1969, composición del mexicano Chuy Rasgado, quien la escribió con el título “Naela”. El propio Trío Montalbán grabó otra versión en zapoteco, una lengua indígena de México de donde se especula proviene el nombre “Na'Ela”. Como dato curioso, hay que decir que las versiones del Grupo La Amistad de México y la del colombiano Rodolfo Aicardi incluyen dos poemas de autores españoles… En primer lugar se oye “La casada infiel” de Federico García Lorca. Y luego se escucha el poema “La profecía” de Rafael de León. ¿Y tú, conocías otras versiones de esta canción? Autor: Chuy Rasgado (nombre real Jesús Irigoyen Rasgado, mexicano) “La casada infiel” poema de Federico García Lorca (español) “La profecía” poema de Rafael de León (español) Naila - Rodolfo Aicardi (1978) “La pena de mi viejo” álbum (1978) Rodolfo Aicardi (nombre real Marco Tulio Aicardi Rivera, colombiano) Naila - Grupo La Amistad (1978) “Naila” álbum (1978) single “Naila/Acapulco, Ixtapa del mar” (1978) Canta: Pepe Ramos (nombre real José Ramos, mexicano) Grupo La Amistad del estado de Guerrero, México Naela - Trío Montealbán (1969) “Llorona” álbum (1969) ___________________ “Así la escuché yo…” Temporada: 5 Episodio: 70 Sergio Productions Cali – Colombia

Attorney Rupe Gill is a retired USAF Judge Advocate (JAG) who is now an Estate Planning Attorney. Upon graduation from college, Rupe joined the US Air Force and served as an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) launch officer. In 1990, he was among a few select officers selected by the Air Force to attend law school. After Rupe completed Law School, he continued to serve in the Air Force, this time as an Attorney with the United States Air Force Judge Advocate General's Corps and retired in the grade of Lieutenant Colonel after 20 years of service. When Rupe returned home to North Carolina after retiring from the Air Force, he continued practicing law. His law practice at the firm, Walker Lambe focuses on Estate Planning, Special Assistance Planning and Elder law. Rupe's focus is protecting families from the devastating legal effects of disability and death. Rupe uses his expertise to craft plans for clients concerned about preserving their hard-earned dollars and providing for their loved ones in case of disability or death. Rupe is a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA), the Durham Bar Association, the North Carolina State Bar and the North Carolina Bar Association. He is President of the non-profit organization, Jiti Foundation, a group focused on empowering young women, combating blindness, and transforming lives in rural India. He is the former Chair of the Elder Law and Special Needs Law Section of the NC Bar Association and former President, NC Chapter of NAELA. https://www.walkerlambe.com/ RGill@walkerlambe.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ferah-ozbek/message

What's it like to give birth as a single mother during the time of a global pandemic, forced isolation and very little human contact? How has it affected childhood development? This episode, we reconnect with our dear friend from episode 28 NAELA DURRANI who finds talent for shows like AGT (AMERICA'S GOT TALENT ) & others. She used to eat fire in her spare time. But NOW, she is a mom! She had her beautiful son during the pandemic. Naela graciously shares her experience with us and the developmental challenges COVID Babies face. DISCOUNTS from our sponsors: Pique Tea Use FOCKERY5 at check out to Enjoy 5% off your Tea Crystals Fockery Podcast Exclusive: Get 25% Off at Veestro.com. Use code FOCKERY25. Enjoy 10% off to support your well-being https://betterhelp.com/fockery10 Support us: https://anchor.fm/whatthefockery/support Special content: https://www.patreon.com/whatthefockeryAccess Special content here: https://www.patreon.com/whatthefockery See her & other guests on our IG: @whatthefockery S SUPPORT US here What The Fockery? • A podcast on Ancho Send us a voice memo via the Anchor App or via email us: whatthefockery@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whatthefockery/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatthefockery/support

In this episode of the Chasing Leviathan podcast, PJ and Dr. Roberta Flowers discuss the joys and challenges of practicing in the area of elder law. Dr. Flowers reflects on ways that lawyers can better serve aging clients, as well as signs of a good elder law attorney. Along with serving as a professor of law at Stetson University, Dr. Flowers also serves as president of the National Association of Elder Law Attorneys. To learn more about NAELA, check out their website

Episode 5 of Heaven & Healing Podcast features my beloved sister in Christ, Naela Rose. Naela is an ex-occultist with a background in womb worship, menstrual magic, psychic mediumship, yoga and goddess work both personally and professionally before Jesus saved her from the deception she was living in. She pulled a complete 180 and gave up her business over a year ago, and has lived in stewardship to the Lord ever since.   In this conversation, Naela shares her coming-to-Christ testimony, leading us into discussion of the God-shaped hole in all of us. We talk about how every person on this planet has an innate longing within for God because He designed us to need Him; however, we live in a secular, global society that benefits and profits from convincing the masses that this longing can be self-fulfilled with what the world has to offer. Consequently, us humans attempt to fill the void with sex, sport, food, drugs, alcohol, intellectualism, porn, music, personal-actualization, or new-age spirituality as Naela and both fell victim to.   God created every being that has ever or will ever live. We are made in His image, in His likeness, in His love, and therefore we need Him, as children of the Heavenly Father. But because God's love is unconditional, He will never force us to accept this truth. He has declared free will for His children, and therefore we have been given the personal responsibility to recognize that need for Him.   Because we are designed to need, love and serve Him — for He loves and delights in us — we are inherently programmed to worship something. Therefore, if it's not God we rightfully choose, we will try fitting square pegs into round holes and find something to worship. We are wired that way. So without God, we become obsessed with or addicted to things, people, and relationships that we think will quench the internal thirst, only to be continually left high and dry because God is the Living Water.   Many modalities of self-worship to idol-worship that we reach for in an attempt to fill the void that only God can fulfill within us, because He is the one who put it there.   +subscribe to the podcast if you haven't already +leave a 5 star rating and written review +share this podcast +Instagram: @angelamarieucci +find Naela on Instagram @undone_by_grace +take a screenshot of you listening and tag me to your story so I can mention and thank you personally

Do you have a life plan? You may think you are prepared for what happens next but are you really? What happens if you become disabled or pass away? Do your loved ones know what to do next? About the Interview In this episode of Hilary Topper on Air, Hilary speaks with Vincent Russo, Managing Partner of the Russo Law Group, P.C. – the premier Long Island elder law, estate planning, and special needs planning law firm. Vincent discusses how to formulate a life plan or a road map for your life, especially when planning for the unexpected. Learn how an experienced estate planning attorney can take your life plan and based on it, help you put legal planning tools in place that will help you down this path, including unforeseen disruptors like healthcare or personal challenges. He'll talk about foundational legal documents such as a durable power of attorney, health care proxy, and where you want your assets to go, in what way, and who you want to leave in charge. Vincent will also discuss the Russo Law Group's Peace of Mind program. About Vincent J. Russo Vincent is Managing Shareholder of Russo Law Group, P.C. He has championed the rights of seniors and people with special needs since 1985. Vincent is a Founding Member, Fellow, and Fifth President of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) and is a Founding Member and First President of the New York Chapter of NAELA. He is the only NAELA member to receive the prestigious President's Award twice. As a national advocate for people with disabilities, seniors, and their families, Vincent has appeared on numerous national and local radio and television programs. He created and co-hosts Family Comes First on cable TV, which won three Telly Awards. Vincent is a nationally recognized speaker and noted authority on Elder Law, Special Needs, and Estate Planning. His distinction in Elder Law, Special Needs, and Estate Planning has made him one of the most prominent attorneys in his field. He earned his law degree from Fordham University School of Law and his LLM in Taxation from Boston University School of Law. Vincent is admitted to the New York, Massachusetts, and Florida State Bars, and is a Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA) by the National Elder Law Foundation. Contact the Russo Law Group, P.C.  Russo Law Group, P.C. is dedicated to providing peace of mind to you and your family. Their team of elder law attorneys, estate planning attorneys, and special needs (disability) attorneys have experience in helping people with their problems. They promise to answer any question with a straight answer. The Russo Law Group serves all of Long Island, Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan, from their four offices in both Nassau, Suffolk Counties, and Manhattan. For more information visit, https://www.vjrussolaw.com/ or call (800) 680-1717.

The Britney Spears guardianship case has brought the topic of guardianship into the spotlight lately.  People all over the world want to know more about what guardianship is and why it is used.  In this podcast episode, Annette goes over a few of the many guardianship questions she has received from listeners and followers.  Please note that guardianship laws do vary from state to state.  Please check with your state for their specific guardianship laws and procedures before beginning the guardianship process. A Way to Connect the Disability Community Annette opens the episode with a little explanation as to why she began this podcast.  Over 20 years ago, as a special needs mom, Annette struggled to find the information she needed for her daughter Elizabeth.  Elizabeth was born with mitochondrial disease, had a profound brain injury and was wheelchair bound.  Annette would constantly find one piece of information she needed in one place, then would have to hunt down another piece somewhere else.  There was no one place to gather all the information she needed.  This podcast was a way to try to help connect resources with families, professionals, and other interested parties in the disability community – to connect everyone together in one way, one group. Annette also created Special Needs Companies and the Facebook group Circle of Care to offer resources and a way to connect the disability community as well. Terminate a Guardianship The first guardianship question Annette goes over is how do you terminate a guardianship?  Annette explains this will require a trip back to court and medical documentation.  This medical evidence is needed to prove to the court that the previous incapacity the individual had that necessitated the guardianship before, is now changed and that person is now capable of making decisions for themselves.  A full guardianship may now be able to go to a limited guardianship, or a guardianship may be able to be terminated completely or go to an alternative form of guardianship.  Many states have gone from not having any alternatives to guardianship to now having supported decision making laws.  These allow a person with capacity to have a group of supporters assist in their decision making but the ultimate decision is left to the disabled person rather than left to the guardian in a guardianship situation.   Right To Counsel Annette also goes over the question regarding “right to counsel” within a guardianship case.  Unfortunately, this varies from state to state and there is no uniform right.  An individual may not automatically be appointed counsel because they are the subject of a guardianship petition.  The individual would need to understand that they need to hire their own counsel at their own cost if they wanted to fight the guardianship action.  This is not something that someone with diminished capacity may understand.  Nationally though, several organizations are trying to come up with best practices and guidelines where each state would have right to counsel available in all circumstances, though this would be challenging due to time and financial issues.  Find Assistance in Your State Annette would like to encourage each listener with guardianship questions to seek legal support in your own state.  There are a few networks to go to find an attorney:   NAELA, Special Needs Alliance and the Academy of Special Needs Planners.  You can also possibly find answers to your guardianship questions at the National Guardianship Association.   Please Leave a Podcast Review As Annette mentioned, please consider leaving a podcast review for Parenting Impossible – The Special Needs Survival Podcast on iTunes.  More positive ratings and reviews mean more new listeners are introduced to this informational and inspirational podcast.  Look at the bottom of this page for the purple oval that says “Enjoying the podcast?  Leave an iTunes review here.”  This will take you over to the iTunes site/app where you will be able to login and leave a review.  We really appreciate it! You can also join our free Facebook group for the disability community, the “Circle of Care,” or watch the webinars and other speaking events on YouTube. The purpose of this community is to create a space for people to be themselves, ask questions and get support and answers, so please share these resources with your friends!  For information on other topics, please also check out Special Needs Companies. For legal advice, inspiration, and other resources, visit our blog here. Similarly, you can always listen to previous podcast episodes (and be sure to leave us a review), or download our free eBook here. We are always looking for podcast guests as well so please let us know if you or someone you know, has a special needs or disability topic you would like to speak about - Contact Us!  Annette Hines has been practicing in the areas of Special Needs, Elder Law, and Estate Planning for more than 20 years. Ms. Hines brings personal experience with special needs to her practice and podcasts as the mother of two daughters, one of whom passed away from Mitochondrial disease in November 2013. This deep, personal understanding of special needs fuels her passion for quality special needs planning and drives her dedication to help others within the special needs community.

UN RATO CON NAELA, UNA CANTANTE DIVINA QUE TIENE MUCHO QUE DAR AUN, ESTRENA RECIÉN SU SINGLE "ASÍ NO" BIO: Nataly Rivera, mejor conocida por su nombre artístico, Naela, es una cantante, compositora y productora discográfica colombiana. Debutó en el mercado nacional en el 2009 con su primer sencillo «No Quiero Estar Sin Ti» y el éxito internacional le llegó en el 2011 con su segundo sencillo «Muero Por Amarte» --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cristhian-navarrete/message

Today’s reading is from the first few pages of المولودة Al-Mawluda (the newborn) by Nadia Kamel, which was published in 2018 and written entirely in Egyptian ‘aammiya. In this biography-memoir-novel, Nadia Kamel tells the story of her mother in her own words: Naela was born Mary Elia Rozenthal to a Jewish Turkish-Ukranian father and a Christian Italian mother. She eventually converted to Islam and changed her name to Naela when she met and married Nadia’s father, Saad Kamel. The story is written from the mother’s perspective, so the first person “I” which you’ll hear in the extract is Naela/ Mary herself. Naela’s recollections, which are faithfully rendered by her daughter, deal with her childhood, family, friends, political activism, imprisonment and marriage, but they also paint a picture of the multicultural Egyptian society of the 1930s, 40s and 50s. As you might expect, because it was written entirely in عامية there was a backlash from those who feel that books should only ever be written in فصحى (with some exceptions allowed where dialogues are concerned), but Nadia Kamel was adamant that the colloquial is the language that we use to communicate our thoughts and feelings every day, so that it’s appropriate to use it in writing as well. The reading was once again kindly provided to me by Amani Hassan (with whom I collaborated two episodes ago), who also proposed the questions I ask after the reading. And once again my contribution consists in providing the intro, the answers to the questions, as well as the فصحى version of the extract, which you’ll find in the downloadable document below (one row in مصري followed by a row in فصحى, followed by the questions). Hopefully we can make more episodes on this delightful book in the future! You may also be interested in watching the film “Salata baladi” سَلَطة بلدي which Nadia Kamel made of her mother and her chats with her grandson, and their trips to Italy and Israel to visit relatives and reminisce about their past. The film is available on YouTube here. Consider supporting me on Patreon. Thanks! Download pdf here

Welcome to season 3! Today we talk to Naela Durrani who is a casting casting producer for shows like America's Got Talent, the Gong Show and I Can See Your Voice! We are going to learn what it takes to get on the show and get some instant fame and What she has to weed through to bring the show together. We got some belated Christmas presents, and as always… THE HOT SEAT!

Therapy of the Absurd Podcast Ep.17, Our special guests tonight are Casting Director Naela Durrani and writer/comedian Paul Moomjean! Watch us live on Youtube, Facebook, Twitch & Periscope! We discuss the craziness that is the 2020 presidential election and much-much more. Come hang out and laugh with us. Naela Durrani: IG @whererealitymeetsreality, Paul Moomjean: IG @themoomabides, Stephen Bowman Host: IG @stephenbowmancomedy, Danna Kiel Host: IG @stacyyines, Dan Ochoa Host: @danochoa79, Stacy Ines Host: IG @stacyyines

On this (very bloopered) episode of Buddycast, we chat with America's Got Talent casting producer Naela Durrani. Hear all about her career and what it takes to be on a popular show such as America's Got Talent here on Buddycast! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nick-sorensen/support

Hay momentos en que a la hora de crear parece va a haber mucha presión por todos lados, no hay técnica, manual, reputación o ego que te salve, lo único que queda es ver hacia adentro y confiar en las respuestas que ahí encuentres.

In this Senior Learning Institute Education Moment, Shawn Estep, Estate Planning and Elder Law Attorney provides insight into the importance of having a Financial Power of Attorney in place. Ideally, it's part of a comprehensive estate plan.

Mr. Cordell earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Texas School of Law and his Bachelor of Science in accountancy from Oklahoma State University. He is a graduate of the National Institute for Trial Advocacy and holds a Missouri CPA license. He received his LL.M. from Washington University. Mr. Cordell is also an adjunct faculty member at Washington University School of Law. Additionally, Mr. Cordell is the past president of the American Academy of Attorney-Certified Public Accountants. He is frequently featured in national media outlets, such as The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Time Magazine, and CNN. He is the founder of MensDivorce.com and DadsDivorce.com, popular websites for divorced men and divorcing fathers, and is the author of “Your Civil War: A Father's Guide to Winning Child Custody,” “Divorce Full Force,” and “The 10 Stupidest Mistakes Men Make When Facing Divorce.” Mr. Cordell speaks at various seminars for the public and fellow attorneys dealing with topics from domestic relations to bankruptcy to estate planning.

Host Tom Simes sits down with Naela Durrani, casting producer at America's Got Talent about the process of performing on the show.

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Drafting a Special Needs Trust is only the foundation of sound planning. On that foundation are additional documents and steps to take. In this episode we discuss two. First, the memorandum of intent which gives direction on wishes and day to day care.  This episode covers what to put in the memo of intent, ensuring it is easy to find, being bold yet discreet in wishes that others may not like, and why you should not store it in your safe at home. The second consideration discussed is the importance of funding the trust via retitling to avoid probate. Show notes for this episode are at https://www.lomah.org/podcastseason4/104 Find Kim on instagram as journey2lomah About the Guest Michele P. (Fuller) Urbatsch is the founder of Michigan Law Center, P.L.L.C, and President of Advocacy, Inc., a non-profit organization. Her law practice focuses on advocacy, protection, and asset preservation for persons with disabilities, including working in the following areas of law: elder law, special needs planning, special needs trust administration, and settlement planning. Michele was recently appointed Special Assistant Attorney General to assist in settlement planning for the Flint Water cases. She is the former Chair of the Elder Law and Disability Rights Section (ELDRS) of the State Bar of Michigan and has leadership positions in several national organizations: Advisory Board Member of the Academy of Special Needs Planners (ASNP) and Michigan Chapter of NAELA Board of Directors. She is also active in the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA), the Michigan Association for Justice, and a regular contributor for the Institute for Continuing Legal Education (ICLE).  Michele is honored to have received the 2018 State Bar of Michigan Unsung Hero Award, given annually to an attorney demonstrating dedication in their practice for the betterment of others. She has also been nominated to the Super Lawyers list for the last several years. Other awards she has received include: American Institute of Legal Counsel 10 Best Elder Law Attorneys 2016-2019, and Distinguished Lawyers 2016-2019 by The Expert Network, given to the top 3% of attorneys in the nation. She was also named the Women-in-Law Elder Law and Special Needs Planning Attorney of the Year by Lawyer’s Monthly Magazine in 2016. Parenting Magazine also named Michele the Top Special Needs Child Advocate in 2013.   Michele and her award-winning special needs attorney and spouse, Kevin Urbatsch, frequently write together. Their publications include: Administering the Michigan Special Needs Trust; the 2nd and 3rd editions of Administering the California Special Needs Trust;and Special Needs Trusts: Protect Your Child’s Financial Future, 6th and 7th Editions, NOLO Press. She is also the author of Saving Grace, an elder law client’s experience, and Finding Peace: a guide for caregivers, to be published in 2020. Michele and Kevin have also co-authored several nationally published articles, including Traps for the Unwary During Special Needs Trust Administration, in Estates and Trusts Magazine, the Future of Planning for Persons with Disabilities which was published in the Fall 2013 edition of the NAELA Journal, and Pooled Trusts: An Approach to Special Needs Planning for Families of Modest Means, published in the May-June 2013 edition of BiFocal, a Journal of the ABA Commission on Law and Aging. Michele has also contributed to Michigan Bar Journal, Planning for a Person with Disabilities, Considerations when Settling a Lawsuit for an Individual Lacking Capacity or a Minor, and Divorce and Disability: Identifying and Resolving the Unique Issues of a Spouse with Disabilities. In addition to the Michigan State Bar Journal, Michele has contributed to the MAJ Journal, Elder Law Answers, NAELA news, and other publications.  Michele is a frequent presenter for various national and statewide organizations such as ElderCounsel, MassMutual, the American Bar Association, American Association for Justice, Michigan Association for Justice, the Institute of Continuing Legal Education, Michigan Brain Injury Association of Michigan and the Michigan Guardianship Association, among others. She is of council for several non-profit organizations, national and statewide, which administers pooled special needs trusts.   Michele graduated with Honors as a member of the James Madison College at Michigan State University with a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations. Michele then attended American University International Law Masters program and obtained her Juris Doctor from the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law.  

Special needs trusts are one of the first things mentioned when beginning to plan financially for a family member with special needs. In this episode we learn why special needs trusts are such powerful tools and the difference between 1st, 3rd, and pooled trusts. We also learn a management strategy that works well for most families, what to look for when choosing a pooled trust, as well as suggested next steps after the completion of creating the trust. About the Guest: Kevin Urbatsch is a principal of the special needs and settlement planning law firm, The Urbatsch Law Firm P.C. located in Pleasant Hill, California. Kevin also serves as National Director of the Academy of Special Needs Planners (ASNP), a national organization of special needs and settlement planning professionals. Kevin is a Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, Trust, and Probate Law by the California State Bar Board of Legal Specialization. Kevin is also a fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC). In 2013, Parenting Magazine named Kevin as one of the nation’s Top Child Advocates for his work in fighting for the rights of children with special needs. In May 2011, Kevin was presented the NAELA’s Presidential Recognition Award for his work in special needs planning. In each year from 2010 to 2017, Kevin was named a Northern California Superlawyer. In 2009, Kevin was named KRON-TV’s Best of the Bay estate-planning attorney for Northern California. Kevin is a frequent lecturer to professionals and consumers on special needs and estate planning. He also is the author (or co-author) of several books and treatises. Kevin has been a member of the California Bar since 1993. He received his law degree from St. Louis University in 1993 and his undergraduate degree from Truman State University in 1988. He began his California law practice as a litigator where he specialized in a variety of matters, including but not limited to elder financial abuse, Americans with Disabilities Act public access cases, and trust and estate litigation. This show is the 2nd of 12 episodes in a series focusing on Special Needs Financial Planning Find Kim on Instagram as Journey2Lomah Find LOMAH on Facebook as LOMAH

This is a special presentation of the Sno Jam Comedy Festival live Casting/Auditioning Panel with freelance casting producer Naela Durrani moderated by Dan Bublitz Jr. This panel features tips about video submissions & auditions along with a Q&A from a live audience.

@whererealitymeetsreality is the perfect Insta handle for Casting Producer NAELA DURRANI! She finds talent for shows like AGT (AMERICA"S GOT TALENT ) & others. She also eats fire in her spare time. A Fire-Eating talent scout who knows her fockery like no other!!! This episode will take you on a fun roller coaster ride & if you or anyone you know has any desire to try out for AGT or any competitive reality show, our exciting convo partner, Naela, shares some insider tips on how you (talent) can help yourself stand out. I personally think that she belongs in front of an audience. Listen in and you might agree. Either way, let me know. Hop over to our insta @whatthefockery to see her eat fire & follow her @whererealitymeetsreality while you're at it. Mention you heard her on "What The Fockery? Podcast" if you reach out to her. Access Special content here: https://www.patreon.com/whatthefockery See her & other guests on our IG: @whatthefockery SUPPORT US here What The Fockery? • A podcast on Ancho Send us a voice memo via the Anchor App or via email us: whatthefockery@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whatthefockery/message

AGT Casting Producer, Naela Durrani talks about her work on America's Got Talent. We discuss what it takes to get on the show and how Naela copes with sorting the Talented from the Weird and how sometimes the two are one in the same. 

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Listen to Crazy Funny Asianz for a SPECIAL BEHIND THE SCENES EXCLUSIVE with Pakistani Network Reality TV casting director NAELA DURRANI she breaks down what she’ll be looking for Sunday 10/27/19 for the first annual #CrazyFunnyAsianz Comedy Spectacular! Where the best AAPI Comedians in Hollywood give their best two minutes of material for a chance at spot on network television. Essential podcast listening for any aspiring standup comedian who wants to be on Network TV! This is the inside information from the source!!! Naela also reveals a very special surprise at the end of the episode! LISTEN. REVIEW. SUBSCRIBE. #TellYourStoryTellOurStoryIn Los Angeles? GET YOUR FREE TICKETS TO THE CFA COMEDY SPECTACULAR RIGHT HERE!!! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/crazy-funny-asianz-1st-annual-comedy-spectacular-tickets-76862811739 Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/erickesteban)

Planning financially for you and your family’s future can feel daunting, but it doesn’t need to be. A living trust can help put your mind at ease and be an invaluable planning tool. But, do you need one? In this episode of Hilary Topper On Air, Hilary interviews Frank Buquicchio, Partner of Russo Law Group, P.C., Long Island’s Signature Elder Law, Special Needs and Estate Planning Law Firm. About Frank Frank earned his law degree at Hofstra University School of Law and was admitted to practice in 1994. He focuses on the areas of Elder Law, Estate and Trust Planning, Veterans Benefits, Trust and Estate Administration, and Real Estate. Frank has been designated a Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA) by the National Elder Law Foundation. He is admitted to the New York State Bar and is a member of the New York State and Suffolk County Bar Associations. He is also a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) and is on the Board of the New York Chapter of NAELA. Frank is a member of the invitation-only NAELA Council of Advanced Practitioners (CAP). He is a member of the New York State and Suffolk County Bar Associations’ Elder Law Committees (Past Co-Chair), and the Suffolk County Bar Association Surrogate’s Court Committee. In addition, he is on the Board of Directors for the Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center (Long Island) and the Chair of their Legal Advisory Committee. Frank is also on the Board of the Arthritis Foundation Long Island Chapter. About the Interview A Living Trust can be an invaluable planning tool. Trusts can be utilized for a myriad of reasons including avoiding probate and protecting assets from the cost of long term care. They can also be used to protect a loved one who has special needs. It is a common misconception that trusts are “for rich people”. “Rich” is, of course, a relative term, but you do not have to be financially “rich” for a trust to be helpful in your estate plan. Frank will discuss the topic trusts and answer common questions such as: What is a living trust? What’s the difference between a revocable and irrevocable living trust and when should each be used? How do living trusts work? How can you determine if you need a living trust to protect a loved one with special needs? About Russo Law Group The Russo Law Group is comprised of a team of elder law attorneys, estate planning attorneys, and special needs (disability) attorneys have represented the elderly and persons with special needs/disabilities and their families since 1985. In most professional occupations there is no replacement for experience. At Russo Law Group, P.C., our caring and compassionate staff have been involved in literally thousands of cases. Our experience is your protection. To contact Frank or learn more about Russo Law Group, visit https://www.vjrussolaw.com.

We're back!  Today we have casting director and awesome human being Naela Durrani on the podcast.   Naela is a freelance reality casting producer based in the LA area.  She has worked in casting for over 10 years and has worked on some casting amazing shows such as AMERICA'S GOT TALENT. We had a blast talking to her and her pet dogs even make a special guest appearance! Follow her at Instagram @whererealitymeetsreality

Jim Jax & Florence Carmela talk to television casting director & producer Naela Durrani about the upcoming special created by the NFL & Amazon Prime!

Reality Casting Producer, Naela Durrani (America's Got Talent, The Gong Show, Undercover Boss) talks about going on some horrible dates in LA. She might cast reality shows, but does she use the same methods for her dating life? Sometimes Naela's reality is crazier than the shows she casts! Listen! And please visit storyworthypodcast.com! You'll find special deals courtesy of my sponsors like KiwiCo, Third Love Bras, and BetaBrand. Just use the promo code STORYWORTHY. When you support my sponsors, you support me! THANK YOU! It's good karma guys! And please subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts here- http://apple.co/1MceZ2Q Oh, and check out the funniest game in LA, Story Smash, played every month at the Hollywood Improv!Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

Reality Casting Producer, Naela Durrani (America’s Got Talent, The Gong Show, Undercover Boss) talks about going on some horrible dates in LA. She might cast reality shows, but does she use the same methods for her dating life? Sometimes Naela's reality is crazier than the shows she casts! Listen! And please visit storyworthypodcast.com! You’ll find special deals courtesy of my sponsors like KiwiCo, Third Love Bras, and BetaBrand. Just use the promo code STORYWORTHY. When you support my sponsors, you support me! THANK YOU! It’s good karma guys! And please subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts here- http://apple.co/1MceZ2Q Oh, and check out the funniest game in LA, Story Smash, played every month at the Hollywood Improv!

انتبهوا عندما تذهبون إلى المطاعم في بلاد الغرب، فإن بعض العادات العادية قد تعتبر وقحة و مهينة. ما هي؟ و ما الفعل الوقح الذي فعله هاشم في حمام أحد المطاعم؟ المتحدثون في هذه الحلقة: سداد، رضا، نائلة، عمر و هاشم. Be careful when you dine out in foreign countries, some of your normal customs could be considered rude and offensive. What are they? And what offensive act did Hashim do in a restaurant bathroom? In this episode: Sadad, Redda, Naela, Omar and Hashim.

عندما تعيشون في الغربة، عليكم التأقلم مع معتقدات الأجانب عن العرب و الشرق أوسطيين. يمكن يفكروك إرهابي، أو بتركب جمال او انك اجدب مثل بورات. ما هي الصور النمطية التي تعرضنا لها؟ و كيف تعاملنا معها؟ المتحدثين في هذه الحلقة: نائلة، رضا، هاشم، سداد و عمر When you live abroad, you need to get used to stereotypes that foreigners have on Arabs and Middle Easterners. They might think you’re a terrorist, or that you ride camels, or that you’re an idiot like Borat. What are the stereotypes we faced, and how did we handle them? The speakers in this episode: Naela, Redda, Hashim, Sadad and Omar Twitter: https://twitter.com/6osheh Facebook: https://tinyurl.com/y6cfzvbk SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/6osheh-podcast Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/y5akfezv

For the baby boomers, there are many concerns from being a caregiver for their parents to planning for their own retirement. How do seniors access quality long-term care and how can they afford it? How can the Medicaid program help? What planning should be done in advance of a crisis to avoid or minimize the loss of assets and more importantly, the loss of dignity? In this episode of Hilary Topper On Air, Hilary interviews Vincent J. Russo, Managing Shareholder of Russo Law Group, P.C., Long Island’s signature elder law, special needs and estate planning law firm. Vincent's Background Vincent is a Founding Member, Fellow and Fifth President of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) and is a Founding Member and First President of the New York Chapter of NAELA. Additionally, he is the only NAELA member to receive the prestigious President’s Award twice and is also a member of the invitation only, NAELA Council of Advanced Practitioners (CAP). He is a Trustee and was the Founding Chair of the NAELA Foundation. Vincent is a certified elder law attorney by the National Elder Law Foundation. He is a Founding Member and Past Chair of the Elder Law Section and Co-Chair of the Special Needs Section of the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA). Vincent is a Co-Founder of the Academy of Special Needs Planners and Past Board Member and President of the Guardianship Corporation of Cerebral Palsy of Nassau County. He is also Co-Founder and Chairman of the Board of ElderCounsel, LLC. Vincent is a Co-Founder of the Theresa Alessandra Russo Foundation and the Theresa Academy of Performing Arts for Children with Special Needs, which were established in memory of his daughter, Theresa. He also created and co-hosts Family Comes First, a television on cable TV, which has won Three Telly Awards. He is admitted to the New York, Massachusetts and Florida State bars and is the co-author of New York Elder Law and Special Needs Practice (Thomson Reuters). Vincent is a nationally recognized speaker and noted authority on Elder Law, Special Needs and Estate Planning. His distinction in Elder Law, Special Needs and Estate Planning has made him one of the most prominent attorneys in his field. About Interview Vincent will discuss how to take care of a parent at home and afford the care the parent needs. Learn how to avoid losing your life savings in a nursing home. Vincent will also talk about how to plan for retirement and protect your retirement funds for your next generation. Also hear about Vincent's television show, Family Comes First, on the Catholic Faith Network and the Theresa Alessandra Russo Foundation, a nonprofit serving children with special needs. About Russo Law Group, P.C. Russo Law Group, P.C. is comprised of a team of elder law attorneys, estate planning attorneys, and special needs (disability) attorneys have represented the elderly and persons with special needs/disabilities and their families since 1985. In most professional occupations there is no replacement for knowledge and experience. At Russo Law Group, P.C., their caring and compassionate staff has been involved in literally thousands of cases. The firm’s experience is your protection. To contact Vincent or learn more about Russo Law Group visit https://www.vjrussolaw.com.

Almost to 100! Episode 99 of the podcast with my guest Naela who is a casting director for America's Got Talent, a foodie and Ramen addict. We talk about what makes good ramen vs bad ramen, food challenges and our mutual addiction for oysters. ALSO, she gives you some tips on how to audition for America's Got Talent and how to get her attention! As always, help us grow the show and get EXCLUSIVE content by becoming a Patreon patrons! Support the podcast in different levels! $1 a month makes you a Private, $5 a month puts you in the E-4 Mafia, and it goes up from there! Check it out and Support at http://www.patreon.com/thomtran

As she begins her last month as President of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Shirley Whitenack talks to Bob her unlikely road to law school, how she became an elder law attorney and what lead to her involvement in NAELA. Shirley and Bob also discuss the challenges of practicing in a state (New […] The post TH012: SHIRLEY WHITENACK – MADAM PRESIDENT! appeared first on TrustChimp.

As she begins her last month as President of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Shirley Whitenack talks to Bob her unlikely road to law school, how she became an elder law attorney and what lead to her involvement in NAELA. Shirley and Bob also discuss the challenges of practicing in a state (New […] The post TH012: SHIRLEY WHITENACK – MADAM PRESIDENT! appeared first on TrustChimp.

A past president of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Frank Johns has done just about everything an elder law attorney can do. Frank has been involved in countless committees in various capacities over the years, was a key player in the development of NAELA’s Aspirational Standards (and continues to be involved in a […] The post TH004: Who’s the Client? With Frank Johns appeared first on TrustChimp.

A past president of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Frank Johns has done just about everything an elder law attorney can do. Frank has been involved in countless committees in various capacities over the years, was a key player in the development of NAELA’s Aspirational Standards (and continues to be involved in a […] The post TH004: Who’s the Client? With Frank Johns appeared first on TrustChimp.

Welcome Medicare Nation!  Today’s discussion spells out the essential elements of Elder Law, and how the specialty is necessary for so many circumstances.  That’s why I am talking to an expert in the field today, who can help us clarify some common misconceptions, and also point us to the right resources to make sure you and your family are protected.   My guest today is Andrew Brusky, who is an attorney who specializes in elder law, offering services designed to provide greater options and security for the elderly and disabled.  Mr. Brusky regularly handles cases and is a frequent speaker on issues involving Medicaid eligibility, health care and financial powers of attorney, trust documents, as well as long-term care options for the elderly.  Andrew has worked for Legal Assistance to the Elderly in San Francisco, California and as an intern with the Center for Public Representation in Madison, Wisconsin.  Mr. Brusky received his Undergraduate degree in psychology and gerontology from Santa Clara University and his law degree from the University of Wisconsin Law School.  He is a member of the Milwaukee and Wisconsin Bar Associations (State Bar Elder Law Section Board Member and Past Chair, founding member of the Milwaukee Bar Elder Law Section serving as its Past Chair), the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, past chair and board member for the Greater Milwaukee Interfaith Older Adult Program, and is currently a member of the Life Navigators trust committee in Wauwatosa.  Andrew has been listed in The Best Lawyers in America in the specialty area of Elder Law and Wisconsin Super Lawyer.   What is Elder Law and the difference between estate planners, etc?   Elder law attorneys are looking at your estate, looking at what counts and what doesn’t.  They determine what needs to be spent down, and what steps you need to take for estate recovery.  There are also considerations for post-eligibility estate planning as well.  There are so many nuances to the law for each specific situation, such as considering what happens if the healthy spouse passes prior to the nursing home spouse, so it really is imperative to have a specialist to make sure there are no surprises down the road.  You want to leave yourself and your estate in the best situation possible in regards to taxation, etc.   What is Divestment and how is that associated with Elder Law?   It helps to think of it in terms of gifting, because you are not getting anything in return for the asset you transfer.  It’s problematic because it can be a barrier to qualifying for Medicaid.  Currently there is a 5 year period prior to eligibility that you cannot conduct these transactions.  An elder law attorney will be able to do things on the front end to make sure you aren’t losing your option for Medicaid.  There are many mitigating actions if this isn’t done correctly from the start, but it takes more time and money than if you did it the right way from the beginning.   Can Financial Powers of Attorney be helpful in the context of Elder Law?   Yes, many times the spouse who has all or part of ownership, isn’t able to administer it themselves, so someone else will need to do it for them.  Many of the pitfalls can be alleviated with a well drafted Financial Power of Attorney.   Are there times when a court guardianship may be necessary?   In cases of abuse, this frequently happens.  If there is mismanagement , there isn’t any family to handle the responsibility or even if there is a dispute about the existing Financial Powers.  It is always a last resort when there are problems with the administration of the directives.   Can having all the documentation in place ahead of time avoid Probate court?   Yes, and no, but while you are already putting steps into place, there is no harm in putting probate avoidance tactics into place.  Good advanced directives and financial power of attorney documents can go a long way in avoiding probation.   Will Medicare cover Long Term Care?   Medicare was not designed for long term care.  It is rehabilitative, and designed to help short term with injury or illness.  It doesn’t have the funds to pay for it ether.  The chronic issues that require custodial care are generally not going to be covered by Medicare.  Lawyers, discharge planners, and geriatric case managers can all be helpful in navigating these complex issues.  If you need monitoring of the care provided, these case managers can be extremely helpful.  It’s as if they are your eyes and ears on the ground, when you can’t always be present to intercede for your loved one.   You can pay your relatives to provide care for you.  Many times it has to be structured and done at fair market value, but there is no reason not to utilize it.  You cannot give away money to your children, but you can pay for them to take care of your, without ruining your eligibility.     What does the future of Elder Care look like?   Baby boomers are just now starting to retire.  Government is trying to get out of the business of providing long term care.  So, there are lots of changes on the horizon.  As more people become eligible, it may bring down the cost of providing care.  It’s important to have funds available to get yourself into an institution, if necessary.  Families are becoming more fractured and living in different locations, so more than ever we will be dependent on these types of programs.  The spectrum continues to swing back and forth between, people needing help and private planning for the financial burdens associated with these services.   Resources:   You can reach Andrew at apb@bruskylaw.com   NAELA - National Association of Elder Law Attorneys lawyers.com - referrals Local bar association can provide referrals Alzheimers Associations will have referral lists Consult neighbors and friends for referrals    Andrew speaks and the NAELA chapters and the Local Bar Association in the Milwaukee area.   Got questions about elder law?  Send them to support@medicarenation.com.  We will address them in future episodes.   Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe and leave a 5 star rating and review in iTunes! (Click here)       Find out more information about Medicare on Diane Daniel’s website!  www.CallSamm.com                

Valerie Peterson is the CEO of ElderCounsel, a national organization that provides education, support and a document drafting system for elder law, special needs planning  and veterans benefits planning attorneys across the country. Valerie Peterson has been with ElderCounsel since its beginning in January 2008, first serving as Education Director and Member Liaison, then Executive Director and now  CEO. Prior to joining ElderCounsel, Valerie was a practicing elder law attorney in Ft. Lauderdale and Miami, Florida as the owner of Peterson Law Office, P.A. In her role as ElderCounsel’s CEO, Valerie also sets the curriculum for ElderCounsel’s education conferences and serves as instructor in several courses, including the Elder Law Immersion and Practice Building Camp and the VA Pension Planning Immersion Camp. Valerie has also taught for NAELA, the Academy of Veterans Pension Planners (AVAPP), and for various state bar associations on topics pertaining to Elder Law, Special Needs Planning and Veterans Benefits. As an adjunct professor for Stetson University Law School, Valerie teaches the Veterans Benefits course to Elder Law LL.M. students. She is accredited by the Veterans Administration to assist veterans with claims, and is a member of National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and the Academy of VA Pension Planners.

Certified Eldercare attorney Dana Bookbinder and the authors of a new book, World War II Remembered, are the guests on the May 27 episode of Boomer Generation Radio. In the Kendal Corporation-sponsored  portion of the program, Clint Gardner and co-author Mary Jenkins discuss their book that collects reminiscences of residents at the Kendal retirement community in Hanover, NH. Clint was in the 13th wave of infantry ashore on D-Day, and was one of the US military liberators of German concentration camp Buchenwald.   Dana E. Bookbinder, CELA Begley Law Group About the guests Dana E. Bookbinder is a Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA) by the ABA accredited National Elder Law Foundation and a Series 65 licensed investment advisor representative. She concentrates her areas of practice in Asset Protection Planning, Elder Law, Veteran's Planning, Disability Planning, Estate Planning, Life Care Planning and Estate & Trust Administration. In addition, Dana is an accredited attorney for the preparation, presentation and prosecution of claims for veteran's benefits before the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Dana is a former Chair of the Elder and Disability Law Section of the New Jersey State Bar Association and past Chair of the Burlington County Probate Committee. She has authored several articles on legal devices for asset, estate and tax planning in publications including the New Jersey Law Journal's Financial Planning Supplement. She also lectures to civic and retirement groups and holds seminars sponsored by the New Jersey State Bar Association. She is a member of NAELA, a life member of The National Registry of Who's Who and a member of the New Jersey State, Pennsylvania and District of Columbia bar associations. She received her B.A. degree with distinction from Cornell University and her law degree from The George Washington University Law School. Watch a panel discussion video involving Mary and Clint taped during a 2012 Veterans Day Observance at Dartmouth College.   Boomer Generation Radio airs on WWDB-AM 860 every Tuesday at 10 a.m., and features news and conversation aimed at Baby Boomers and the issues facing them as members of what Rabbi Address calls “the club sandwich generation.” You can hear the show live on AM 860, or streamed live from the WWDB website. Subscribe to the RSS feed for all Jewish Sacred Aging podcasts. Subscribe to these podcasts in the Apple iTunes Music Store.

Programa "Hijos de la Luna" dirigido y presentado por José Luis Mateo acompañado por María Tortosa. Incluye la entrevista a Naela, que nos habla de su trabajo discográfico "Imparable". Emitido en directo el Martes, 13/05/2014 de 21:00 a 22:00 h. a través de esmiradio.es Lo puedes escuchar en directo de Lunes a Viernes de 21 a 22 h. a través de Internet en http://www.esmiradio.es o también en directo a través de Tune-In o iVoox. Consulta nuestra programación en www.esmiradio.es Contacto: programahijosdelaluna@gmail.com

Fiduciary Litigation: Equity Jurisdiction - Timothy D. Sullivan, Esq. Fundamentals of Elder and Special Needs Law - Thursday, February 16, 2012 Sponsored by Center for Advanced Legal Studies, CLE & Academic Conferences at Suffolk University Law School & the Massachusetts Chapter of NAELA

Planning for the Future - Estate Planning Our guests today are Mary Frances Price and Gerald Cummings, both Attorneys specializing in Elder Law and Estate Planning.  Mary France Price practices law in Minnesota.  Her expertise is in the areas of: Planning for Incapacity and Disability, Medicaid, Asset Preservation, Estate Planning; as well as Veteran's Benefits and Life Care Planning. Website:  www.MaserLaw.com Website: www.LCPLFA.Org Website: www.NAELA.Org Phone:  952-925-4147 Gerald Cummings practices law in California.  His expertise is in the areas of: Estate Planning, Medi-Cal Planning to pay for skilled nursing care, Probate and Trust Administration, Conservatorships and Guardianships. Website: www.cummingslegal.com  Email: gwc@cummingslegal.com  Phone:  408-286-2122   Disclosure -  Alzheimer's Speaks Radio is not giving any legal advice and all listeners should do their own due diligence when hiring a professional to assist them.Support this Show: https://alzheimersspeaks.com/donate-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.