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Ep 109: Part 1: Conversations Attorneys Need to Be Having with our Baby Boom and Gen-X Clients
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In this episode, National Director of ElderLawAnswers, Rebecca Hobbs, speaks with Elder Law Attorney and author Cathy Sikorski on the Long-Term Care Crisis that Baby Boom and Gen-X clients are facing. They discuss the "tsunami of legal, practical and financial issues" and how elder law attorneys can best educate their clients on these issues. More about Cathy Sikorski: Corner Office Books released Cathy's second book, which premiered as #1 on Amazon: "Who Moved My Teeth?" a practical and legal guide for adults and caregivers. She has been featured on the Huffington Post, AARP and is a She Source expert for the Women's Media Center (WMC) in Washington, D.C. Podcast Guest: Cathy Sikorski, Esq. | Author and Elder Law Attorney
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