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EPISODE · Jun 1, 2026 · 46 MIN

Justice Across Generations: Legal Needs of Older Adults

from Oklahoma Justice Exchange

To highlight Older Americans Month, join us as we explore elder law topics such as guardianship, consumer fraud, housing stability, and end-of-life and estate planning with experienced attorney, Cass Bobbitt, who advocates for elder Oklahomans both in and out of the courtroom. They will draw on their experience as an attorney and community educator to inform us on the nuances of aging in Oklahoma and what that means for individuals, families, and communities. Together, we will discuss hot topics such as aging autonomy; supported decision making, guardianships, and alternative options; and the toll of fraud - not just financially but also psychologically. Whether you're already older or simply actively aging, this refreshing conversation offers a look into how you can protect yourself and loved ones along the way.

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