Elder Law & Advocacy: The Conversation is a new podcast that brings to life the stories, struggles, and successes at the intersection of aging, justice, and compassion. Produced by Elder Law & Advocacy, a nonprofit law firm serving seniors throughout Southern California, the series invites listeners to explore the legal and human dimensions of topics such as financial elder abuse, end of life planning, and common legal issues affecting seniors. Each episode will delve into real-world cases and community issues that shape the lives of older adults and their families—told through the voices of those on the front lines. Listeners will hear from attorneys, law enforcement, case workers, and occasionally clients themselves, as they discuss how the legal system can both protect and empower vulnerable seniors. The podcast examines not only how abuse occurs, but how collaboration, advocacy, and persistence can restore dignity and safety. From navigating capacity issues to understanding systemic barriers in long-term care, each conversation illuminates the challenges—and the hope—within this critical area of public service. The Conversation also opens a broader dialogue about what it means to age in today’s world. Episodes will explore leadership and innovation within the nonprofit sector, featuring executive directors and advocates tackling issues like implementation of technology to improve access, and funding challenges. With honesty, empathy, and expertise, Elder Law & Advocacy: The Conversation aims to educate, inspire, and connect those who care about protecting our elders and strengthening the systems that serve them.
In this episode of Elder Law & Advocacy: The Conversation, host David Shwartz, attorney at Elder Law & Advocacy, is joined by Madison Kovall, a San Diego–based tenant rights attorney, to unpack an important San Diego City ordinance that changes how utility fees are regulated in rental housing - and what those changes mean for senior tenants.
Together, they explore how updates to local housing policy can affect older adults,...
In this episode of Elder Law & Advocacy: The Conversation, Bryan Devore joins the show to share his mission to improve the quality of life for older adults and help more seniors age safely and independently at home. Bryan serves as Board President of the San Diego Council on Aging, is a longtime Board Member of ElderHelp of San Diego, and leads the Senior Division at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties.
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In this episode of Elder Law & Advocacy: The Conversation, Attorney Tony Chicotel shares his powerful journey as an advocate working to improve the quality of life in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and memory care communities. Tony discusses the challenges residents face inside long-term care, the progress driven by legal advocacy and policy reform, and the critical work still needed to protect vulnerable older adul...
In this episode of Elder Law & Advocacy: The Conversation, Attorney Ann Vue reflects on her two years of volunteering with Elder Law & Advocacy and the powerful impact of serving seniors in need. Ann shares what it’s like to work directly with vulnerable older adults, the challenges they face navigating legal issues, and why this work has become one of the most meaningful parts of her career.
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In this episode, Attorney Andrew Thompson, a leading advocate for nursing home residents and their families, breaks down the realities of elder neglect, nursing home abuse, and the legal responsibilities long-term care facilities must uphold. Andrew explains how to recognize the early warning signs of neglect, what families should document, and the most common violations of elder care standards that attorneys see in both assisted ...
In this premiere episode of Elder Law & Advocacy: The Conversation, Executive Director and Supervising Attorney Jaime Levine sits down with Attorney Caleb Logan to uncover the realities of elder abuse, financial fraud, and senior scams affecting older adults today.
Caleb shares insights from his experience litigating cases against nursing homes, banks, and fraudsters who target seniors, offering a behind-the-scenes look at how ...
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