Are you a parent of young children? Have you ever wondered what would happen to your kids if something happened to you? In this eye-opening episode of the Smart Legacy Podcast, attorneys Glenn Stockton and Sophia Kandt tackle the number one risk facing young families: not having a plan in place for your children’s care and financial security.

Join us as we break down the real-life scenarios every parent dreads—like who will raise your children if you’re gone, how to ensure your assets are managed responsibly, and why leaving these decisions to the courts can have unintended consequences. You’ll hear powerful stories, learn about the emotional and practical steps to appointing guardians, and discover how trusts and wills can safeguard your family’s future.

Don’t let misconceptions or procrastination put your loved ones at risk. Tune in for expert advice, actionable steps, and the peace of mind that comes from knowing your children will be protected—no matter what. This episode is a must-listen for every parent who wants to take control, show their love through planning, and secure their legacy.

Discover how Evergreen Community is transforming senior care in Johnson County, Kansas, with a nonprofit, resident-driven approach that emphasizes dignity, vibrant living, and community connection. Host Glenn Stockton speaks with Belinda Vierthaler, Evergreen’s Chief Development Officer, about their award-winning culture, upcoming campus with all-private rooms, and the innovative Good Neighbor Fund ensuring no resident is left behind. Learn how families can plan ahead, what to look for in senior communities, and how Evergreen empowers residents to lead fulfilling lives—plus, details on their annual fundraising gala and how to get involved.

Are you or a loved one facing the challenges of Alzheimer’s or dementia? In this episode of The Smart Legacy Podcast, host Glenn Stockton sits down with Michelle King, Community Program Manager for the Alzheimer’s Association Heart of America Chapter, and Carrie Stracy, Director of Community Outreach at Stockton and Kandt and dedicated volunteer. Together, they share insider tips on early detection, the latest in care and support, and how to access free, life-changing resources in Kansas and Missouri. Hear deeply personal stories, learn about the critical warning signs, and discover how you can preserve dignity, independence, and quality of life for those you love. Whether you’re a caregiver, family member, or simply want to understand more about these conditions, this conversation offers practical advice, hope for the future, and a powerful reminder: you are not alone. Don’t miss this essential episode—listen now and take the first step toward a smarter, more supported legacy