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Hosted by Jeffrey Bellomo, Esq., CELA, LLM, and over 20 years of experience practicing in estate planning.  We’ll discuss all things Estate Planning and Law.  Our mission is to help educate so that what happened to the Bellomo family doesn’t happen to you. We hope to answer your most burning questions and support you with a solution to estate planning that works for you and your loved ones.

Dec 18, 2025

Throughout the course of this podcast—the Red Wagon Elder Law and Estate Planning Show—we have featured various members of the team at Bellomo & Associates. Time and again, their discussions with our founder, Jeffrey Bellomo, show that his law firm is comprised of caring, dedicated, service-minded people.

We now...


Dec 4, 2025

Everyone knows that with hearing loss, you can miss parts of conversations. But did you know that untreated hearing loss can cause faster cognitive decline, increased dementia risk, and brain atrophy? 

Jeffrey Bellomo sits down with licensed hearing specialist Kathleen Scheydt of Hearing Life to discuss why...


Nov 20, 2025

When we think of social workers, we typically picture them in a hospital, nursing home, or emergency setting. But the Life Care Planning Team at the Elder Law Firm of Bellomo & Associates is different. The LCP team members provide expert guidance for clients and their families in a wide and adaptable range of...


Nov 6, 2025

Marketing for a mission-driven Estate Planning and Elder Law Firm isn’t just messing around on Facebook. It means relying on front-line authenticity, building trust, fighting against misinformation, and working hard to help people understand the value of specialized knowledge and services.

Jeff Bellomo and Roslyn...


Oct 23, 2025

During the current session of the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS), the justices may hear a case that could overturn Obergefell v. Hodges (2015), the landmark ruling that legalized same-sex marriage. If SCOTUS agrees to hear the case, it will re-surface the question of whether marriage equality should remain federally...