Robot and Frank is a near-future comedy about an aging cat burglar, a robot caregiver, and a son who can’t be there every day. On this episode of 82 Toothpicks, the crew finds elder care and estate planning lessons hiding inside it.
The Father follows Anthony Hopkins as a man with dementia slowly losing his grip on reality. The 82 Toothpicks crew breaks down what legal documents he needed, and why timing matters.
A black-and-white road trip movie says more about elder law than most legal brochures. Here’s what Nebraska teaches families with aging parents.
What if someone could legally take control of your life, sell your house, and drain your savings…and the court let it happen? That’s the premise of “I Care a Lot,” and the 82 Toothpicks crew digs into why it’s closer to reality than most people think.
A Man Called Otto is more than a tearjerker. It’s a quiet masterclass in elder law, caregiving, and what happens when the people around us disappear without a plan.
Carl refused to sell his house. He had no plan for what came next. The 82 Toothpicks crew watched Pixar’s Up and found more estate planning moments than they expected.
What does a 1992 women’s baseball movie have to do with estate planning? More than you’d think.
Danny Ocean’s crew planned everything down to the last detail, and they still had to adapt. On 82 Toothpicks, the hosts unpack the estate planning lessons inside Ocean’s Eleven.
The hosts of 82 Toothpicks watch The Lincoln Lawyer and uncover estate planning lessons hidden in a movie about legal ethics, inherited assets, and who you can really trust.
Chuck Noland got stranded on an island for four years, and the legal questions that created are more relevant than you’d think. Here’s what Cast Away gets right about estate planning.
