iAdvocate Radio!

iAdvocate Radios an outreach of Attorneys for Special Needs Children and ElderLaw Advocates, with a mission to raise awareness and motivate action in guardianship Nationwide. Candy Schwager, founder and Director of ELA and AFSNC, is a 16 year Texas Attorney practicing civil rights, probate, guardianship, special needs, family law, and disability practice. After working under the best civil litigation lawyers in the State for more than 10 years, Schwager left big firm practice to advocate for the rights of the disabled, starting with children in public schools via the IDEA and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. This led to Candy's certification as a Texas Attorney Ad Litem / Guardian Ad Litem in probate and guardianship law--an inconceivably abusive area of law run by a veritable mob of lawyers and doctors who routinely violate the rights of the elderly and disabled for profit, while calling it protection. After only 4 cases in guardianship, Candy's journey has turned towards federal court to enforce the civil rights of "people" who have become hostages of the State "under color of State law." Sherry Johnston joins Candy as co-host. Sherry lost her mother, Willie Jo Mills, in 2014, who literally starved to death as the Judge denied her attorney (Candy's) emergency motions for injunctive to help her. Willie Jo's Memory has motivated Sherry to devote her life to this work. Sherry is currently planning to take us live on Television and Radio and more will be revealed. We took a long break but begin again, inviting Amy Speed-Rauch and Tim Smith to join us for special needs radio as well. If you would like to be a guest, please email Candy at candiceschwager@icloud.com. We look forward to hosting those at the forefront of the hostage crisis, Debby Valdez, NASGA,Guardianship Whistleblowers, Doug Franks (Free Ernestine!), Marcia Southwick, Catherine Falk, Elaine Renoire, Sylvia Rudek and many others. Our mission is change.