We’re joined by Amy Vu, Volunteer Attorney with Elder Law & Advocacy, for an in-depth conversation on senior debt negotiation, elder rights, and language access in legal services.

Amy shares her experience working with Spanish-speaking seniors, highlighting why culturally competent support and strong translation processes are essential to understanding clients’ stories, protecting their rights, and helping older adults navigate complex legal and financial systems. She discusses practical strategies for supporting seniors through debt negotiation, contract disputes, fraud, and financial abuse.

Drawing from her work in Imperial County, Amy explores the unique challenges seniors face in underserved and rural communities, and highlights local resources beyond traditional legal aid. The conversation also addresses where elder law protections fall short, and what still needs to change at the policy level to protect seniors from abuse.

If you’re an elder law attorney, advocate, social worker, policymaker, or community member working to protect seniors from exploitation and ensure equitable access to justice, this is an episode you won’t want to miss!

Attorneys Caleb Logan and Jaime Levine continue their conversation by deep diving into the real stories behind the cases shaping senior protections in California in 2026. Through detailed case breakdowns, they explore how moments of elder abuse, financial exploitation, and legal injustice become turning points that drive change in the law.

This episode takes listeners deep into key 2025 cases, unpacking the people, conflicts, and legal strategies at the heart of each decision. They discuss elder abuse prevention, financial exploitation, and the fight to challenge unjust policies, while highlighting how EL&A CLICC (California Low Income Consumer Coalition) are often looking at the interplay of legislation and case law.

Love deep case breakdowns? This episode is for you. Dive into the facts, legal strategies, and judicial reasoning behind 2025 cases shaping elder law and senior protections across California in 2026.

Tune in as attorneys Caleb Logan and Jaime Levine break down key California legislation enacted in 2025 that is already shaping how seniors are being legally protected in 2026 and beyond.

They discuss new and existing laws designed to prevent elder abuse and financial exploitation, how recent legal changes impact senior clients and their communities, and the growing role of advocacy organizations like the California Low Income Consumer Coalition in advancing elder protections.

The conversation also explores what it takes to fight for seniors in court under these updated laws - including changes to evidentiary standards, what kinds of proof are now required, and how expanded statutes are shifting accountability.

A powerful discussion for advocates, attorneys, and community members working to safeguard seniors’ rights in California.