Show Notes
In this episode, Dr. Joe Casciani welcomes Nancy Cogar. Nancy is an elder law and estate planning attorney, speaker, and host of the Boomer Time podcast. Together, they explore how legal planning can support a fulfilling life in later years and provide a sense of control in uncertain times. With decades of experience advising older adults and families, Nancy offers practical, empowering guidance on topics like long-term care, financial decision-making, and how to prepare for life's transitions—before a crisis hits.
Listeners will hear why estate planning isn’t just about wills and documents. It's about peace of mind, protecting independence, and communicating values across generations. Joe and Nancy also share ideas for professionals working in senior care and discuss how law, psychology, and human connection intersect to promote successful aging.
This is a must-listen for anyone supporting an aging loved one—or planning for their own future with intention and confidence.
Mini Bio
Nancy Cogar, J.D. is an elder law and estate planning attorney based in Chattanooga, Tennessee. She has over 25 years of experience helping families prepare for life’s transitions. She is the founder of Cogar Law and host of the Boomer Time podcast. There she educates and empowers older adults on topics ranging from financial planning to aging with dignity. Nancy is a passionate speaker and advocate. She thoughtfully blends legal insight with a deep commitment to helping others age confidently and with purpose.
For Our Listeners
Nancy's Website: NancyCogar.com
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