Tieesha Taylor opens up about her path into elder law and her commitment to serving families with compassion and clarity. She introduces her philosophy of compassionate generational legal service, helping families across all dynamics—from adult children to grandparents and blended families—navigate some of life’s most emotional decisions.
Finding the Right Senior Living Option: What Families Need to Know
In this episode of Caregiver Counsel Elder Law Insights, host Tieesha Taylor, founder and CEO of the Elderly Care Law Firm in South Florida, is joined by SEBASTIEN GRINMAN, founder of Next Step Living Agency. They delve into the complexities of senior living options, discussing how families can determine the appropriate level of care for their loved ones. Sebastien explains the differences between independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing facilities, and offers guidance on evaluating senior living communities.
The conversation provides practical insights into recognizing when living alone is no longer safe and how to approach these transitions with empathy and understanding. Listeners will gain valuable knowledge on making informed decisions about senior care, ensuring their loved ones receive the best possible support.
25 Sept 2026
Funeral Pre-Planning: What Families Can Decide Before a Crisis
In this episode of Caregiver Counsel Elder Law Insights, host Tieesha Taylor, founder and CEO of Elderly Care Law Firm, is joined by John Acevedo, co-founder of Trust Path USA. With over 25 years of experience in pre-need funeral planning, John shares valuable insights into the evolving industry and the significant benefits of planning ahead. The discussion covers the emotional and financial relief that pre-planning can provide to families, the rising costs of funerals, and the various options available, including different types of cremation services. John emphasizes the importance of communication within families to prevent emotional overspending and reduce conflicts. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to ease the burden on their loved ones during difficult times.
10 Sept 2026
Navigating Probate Real Estate: Insights for Families
In this episode of Caregiver Counsel, Elder Law Insights, host Tieesha Taylor, founder and CEO of the Elderly Care Law Firm, is joined by Roxanne Codner, a seasoned realtor with over 20 years of experience, specializing in probate sales. Together, they delve into the complexities families face when dealing with a loved one’s home after their passing. Roxanne shares her expertise on common questions families have, such as whether to sell the home and who will manage the property. She explains the unique challenges of probate sales, including financial burdens, emotional stress, and the need for court approval. Roxanne emphasizes the importance of assembling a team of professionals to navigate the process efficiently. Listeners will gain valuable insights into preparing a home for sale, handling family disagreements, and balancing emotional and practical aspects of selling a loved one’s property.
27 Aug 2026
Understanding the PACE Program: Comprehensive Care for the Elderly
In this episode of Caregiver Counsel: Elder Law Insights, host Tieesha Taylor, founder and CEO of Elderly Care Law Firm, is joined by Stephanie De La Piedra, the client-relations manager at Florida PACE Centers. They delve into the PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) model, which aims to help older adults remain independent while providing comprehensive healthcare services. Stephanie explains how PACE differs from traditional senior care by focusing on holistic care that includes social, emotional, and medical support. She shares a touching success story highlighting the program’s impact on participants and their families. The conversation also covers the importance of community partnerships and the need for awareness about available elder care options. Listeners will gain valuable insights into planning for the future and understanding the resources available to support aging loved ones.
30 Jul 2026
Navigating the Hidden Challenges of Family Caregiving
In this episode of Caregiver Counsel: Elder Law Insights, host Tieesha Taylor is joined by Erick Montealegre, a certified senior advisor and community educator with the Alzheimer’s Association. Together, they delve into the often-overlooked challenges faced by family caregivers. Erick shares insights on the gradual transition into caregiving roles, the unexpected time commitments, and the emotional and relational impacts on caregivers.
The discussion highlights the strain on personal relationships and the signs that a caregiver may be overwhelmed. Erick emphasizes the importance of seeking help and utilizing community resources, such as local agencies on aging, to alleviate the burden. This episode is a valuable resource for anyone involved in caregiving, offering practical advice and support strategies to manage the complex dynamics of caring for loved ones.
16 Jul 2026
Navigating VA Benefits and Resources for Veterans
In this episode of Caregiver Counsel: Elder Law Insights, host Tieesha Taylor welcomes William G. Perez, a retired Marine Corps colonel, attorney, social worker, and veteran advocate. Together, they delve into the complexities of VA benefits, Medicare, and Medicaid, focusing on the resources available to support veterans and their families. Colonel Perez shares key insights on how veterans can access disability benefits, the importance of veteran service organizations, and common misconceptions about qualifying for assistance. He also highlights local initiatives in Miami-Dade County aimed at supporting veterans, such as property tax exemptions and educational assistance for children of veterans. This episode is invaluable for veterans and their families seeking to understand and access the benefits they deserve.
2 Jul 2026
Selling an Aging Parent’s Home: What Families Should Know Before Making the Decision
In this episode of Caregiver Counsel: Elder Law Insights, host Tieesha Taylor, founder and CEO of Elderly Care Law Firm, is joined by Lisa Shuster, a seasoned real estate professional with over 20 years of experience. Together, they explore the emotional and logistical challenges families face when deciding to sell an aging parent’s home. Lisa, a senior real estate specialist, shares insights on why this decision is often fraught with emotion and how safety and financial considerations can drive the need for a sale. They discuss the importance of early planning, the role of staging in preparing a home for sale, and the complexities of managing multiple decision-makers within a family. Listeners will gain valuable advice on minimizing stress and ensuring a smooth transition, making this episode essential for anyone navigating elder care and real estate transitions.
18 Jun 2026
Coming Home After a Hospital Stay: How Families Can Make It Safe and Sustainable
In this episode of Caregiver Counsel: Elder Law Insights, host Tieesha Taylor, founder and CEO of Elderly Care Law Firm, welcomes Isabelle Miranda, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Right at Home. With over 20 years of experience in senior care, Isabelle discusses the challenges families face when transitioning a loved one from hospital to home. The conversation covers common pitfalls like falls and medication mismanagement, the importance of participating in therapy, and the critical role of in-home care services. Isabelle shares practical advice on assessing care needs, establishing a support system, and balancing independence with safety. This episode is essential for families seeking to ensure a smooth and safe transition for their loved ones, providing insights into maintaining independence while receiving necessary care.
5 Jun 2026
Supporting Seniors at Home: When Caregiving and Guardianship Decisions Intersect
In this episode of *Caregiver Counsel: Elder Law Insights* Tieesha Taylor discusses how families can assist aging loved ones in staying safe at home, particularly when caregiving decisions intersect with legal planning. Kemar Brown from Comfort Keepers shares insights on challenges caregivers face, early warning signs indicating a senior may need assistance, and the importance of collaboration between caregiving teams and elder law professionals.
7 May 2026
Understanding Guardianship in Florida
Tieesha Taylor and Stephen Garcia-Vidal discuss the significance of guardianship in Florida, highlighting signs that may indicate the need for legal protection, legal tools to consider before guardianship, and the responsibilities of a court-appointed guardian. They also delve into the court process in Florida and share tips for making the transition to guardianship easier for families.
20 Jan 2026
Legal Steps After a Dementia Diagnosis: Protecting Your Loved One’s Future with Compassion and Clarity
In this episode, Tieesha Taylor discusses the crucial legal priorities families should focus on after receiving a dementia diagnosis. She emphasizes the significance of taking small legal steps at a time, starting with ensuring loved ones have essential legal documents in place to protect their finances and create a medical plan for future decision-making.
23 Dec 2025
Power of Attorney and Guardianship: What Families Need to Understand Before It’s Too Late
In this episode of *Caregiver Council, Elder Law Insights*, Tieesha Taylor sheds light on the crucial legal tools of power of attorney and guardianship. Tieesha clarifies the distinctions between these instruments, emphasizing the importance of proactive decision-making to safeguard family futures. She addresses common misconceptions and outlines scenarios where these legal mechanisms play a vital role in protecting seniors and their assets.
15 Dec 2025
The First Steps Families Should Take When Elder Care Gets Complicated
In this episode of Caregiver Counsel: Elder Law Insights, Attorney Tieesha Taylor speaks with Attorney Daisia Glover about what families should do when a parent suddenly needs care. From Medicaid and guardianship to family dynamics and legal authority, they discuss practical first steps, common mistakes, and how an elder law attorney can bring clarity and peace of mind during emotional transitions.
10 Dec 2025
Protecting Residents’ Rights in Florida’s Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program
In this episode of Caregiver Counsel: Elder Law Insights, Attorney Tieesha Taylor speaks with Fiorella Parasi, District Ombudsman Manager for Florida’s Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program. They discuss how the program safeguards nursing home and assisted living residents, the rights every resident should know, common facility complaints, and how families can get involved to protect their loved ones.
12 Nov 2025
Dementia, Caregiver Burnout, and Choosing the Right Senior Living Option
In this episode of Caregiver Counsel: Elder Law Insights, Attorney Tieesha Taylor sits down with Marysol Betancourt from Sunrise Senior Living in Coral Gables to discuss dementia, memory care, and caregiver burnout. They explore how families can recognize when it’s time for memory care, how to choose the right senior living community, and ways to balance love, guilt, and responsibility when caring for aging loved ones.
30 Oct 2025
Planning for the Cost of Long-Term Care and Retirement
In this episode of Caregiver Counsel: Elder Law Insights, Attorney Tieesha Taylor sits down with financial expert Jose Jimenez, President of All Star Capital Group, to discuss how caregiving affects family finances and retirement planning.
They explore the rising cost of long-term care, common mistakes families make when paying for care, and how to plan early to protect your lifestyle and legacy. Jose shares key financial questions every family should ask, the role of life insurance in planning, and why caregivers must prioritize their own financial and emotional health.
This episode is packed with practical advice for families looking to plan ahead, support loved ones, and ensure a secure future.
15 Oct 2025
Decisions When Siblings Own Property Together
When siblings inherit or co-own property, what begins as a shared legacy can quickly turn into conflict. In this episode, Tieesha explains what families should know before emotions and money get in the way. She walks through how property ownership really works, what to do when one person wants out, and how to protect your family’s relationships—and the home itself.
16 Sept 2025
Understanding Medicaid Planning and Eligibility in Florida
In this episode of Caregiver Counsel Elder Law Insights, elder law attorney and founder of Elderly Care Law Firm, Tieesha Taylor, tackles one of the biggest fears families face: losing a home or lifetime of savings to nursing home costs. With nursing care in Florida averaging $9,000–$10,000 per month, many families worry that Medicaid will “take everything.” Tieesha explains why that fear is a myth, how Florida Medicaid rules actually work, and what assets are exempt. She also dispels common misconceptions, such as believing Medicare covers long-term care or thinking you must be completely broke to qualify. Through real-life examples, Tieesha highlights planning strategies like trusts, annuities, and Lady Bird deeds that can protect assets, even in crisis situations. Families will walk away with clarity, reassurance, and actionable steps to safeguard what matters most.
27 Aug 2025
From Advocacy to Elder Law: Meet Tieesha Taylor
In this debut episode of Caregiver Counsel: Elder Law Insights, elder law attorney Tieesha Taylor, founder of Elderly Care Law Firm, shares her journey from aspiring real estate developer to becoming a passionate advocate for caregivers and families. After a career shift sparked by the 2008 housing crisis and volunteer work in long-term care facilities, Tieesha found her calling in elder law.
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