The Legal Podcast Network

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  Wage Garnishment in Missouri: What Creditors Can Actually Take From Your Paycheck 08.10.2026 18λ

  In this episode of Driven by Justice: Missouri’s Consumer Law Show host Sean O’Connor is joined by attorney Bryan Brody from Brody and Cornwell LLC to discuss the intricacies of wage garnishment under Missouri law. Bryan explains the process of how creditors can garnish wages after obtaining a judgment, highlighting the importance of attending court dates to avoid default judgments. He delves into the legal limits on garnishment amounts and the steps consumers can take to challenge improper judgments and garnishments. Bryan also addresses common misconceptions about wage garnishment and provides practical advice on how to protect one’s rights. This episode is essential for anyone facing wage garnishment or seeking to understand consumer protection laws in Missouri.
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  Finding the Right Senior Living Option: What Families Need to Know 08.10.2026 17λ

  In this episode of Caregiver Counsel Elder Law Insights, host Tieesha Taylor, founder and CEO of the Elderly Care Law Firm in South Florida, is joined by SEBASTIEN GRINMAN, founder of Next Step Living Agency. They delve into the complexities of senior living options, discussing how families can determine the appropriate level of care for their loved ones. Sebastien explains the differences between independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing facilities, and offers guidance on evaluating senior living communities. The conversation provides practical insights into recognizing when living alone is no longer safe and how to approach these transitions with empathy and understanding. Listeners will gain valuable knowledge on making informed decisions about senior care, ensuring their loved ones receive the best possible support.
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  How Fraudulent Transfers Affect Judgment Collection 08.10.2026 15λ

  In this episode of Judgments: Are They Worth the Paper They’re Written On? host Lisa Mosbey is joined by Howard Kahn, Senior Lead Counsel at Lone Star Lawyers, to explore the complexities of fraudulent transfers in judgment collections. Howard, with over 30 years of legal experience in Texas, explains what constitutes a fraudulent transfer, such as transferring assets to insiders or for inadequate consideration. The discussion delves into the signs of asset transfers aimed at avoiding creditor claims and the legal remedies available to creditors. Howard also shares insights on pursuing assets post-transfer and the implications of waiting too long to challenge a fraudulent transfer. This episode is essential for anyone dealing with judgment enforcement, providing practical advice and legal strategies to navigate the challenges of asset recovery.
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  Catastrophic Injury Cases: Why They're Different 08.10.2026 15λ

  In this episode of the San Antonio Injury and Employment Law Podcast, host Trey Cammack, a personal injury attorney from San Antonio, delves into the complexities of catastrophic injury cases. Joined by Evan Mack, they discuss the unique challenges these cases present, such as the lack of clear statutory definitions and the need for extensive medical and financial evaluations. Trey explains how catastrophic injuries, like spinal cord injuries and traumatic brain injuries, differ from standard personal injury claims due to their long-term impact on a person’s life and earning capacity. The episode highlights the importance of medical experts, life care planners, and economists in building a case, and the strategic considerations involved in settlements. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the legal intricacies and the critical steps necessary to navigate these life-altering cases.
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  Why Some Serious Injury Cases Never Become Lawsuits 08.10.2026 14λ

  In this episode of Game of Claims, host Evan welcomes back Erik Heninger, a seasoned trial attorney and partner at Heninger Garrison Davis. Erik delves into the intricacies of personal injury cases, discussing why some serious cases never progress to lawsuits. He explains the critical factors attorneys consider, such as client presentation, injury severity, and the opposing party’s conduct. Erik highlights the importance of managing client expectations and the challenges posed by insurance dynamics. He shares insights on how cases can be derailed by unforeseen factors like inadequate insurance coverage or a client’s criminal record. Erik emphasizes the necessity of honesty and patience from clients to ensure a successful legal process. This episode offers valuable perspectives for anyone involved in personal injury litigation, providing listeners with a deeper understanding of the complexities and strategies involved in pursuing justice.
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  Business Divorce: How Owners Separate When There's No Clear Exit Plan 08.10.2026 19λ

  In this episode of The Pennsylvania Counsel Podcast, host Sean O’Connor and attorney James Creenan delve into the intricacies of business divorces. They explore the common reasons why business partners decide to part ways, such as differing visions for growth, unequal contributions, and loss of trust. The discussion highlights the importance of having a buy-sell agreement in place to facilitate a smoother separation process. James explains the complexities that arise when no exit plan exists, including the challenges of valuing a business and the impact on operational decisions. The episode also covers various options for separating business partners, such as buyouts, installment purchases, and mediation. Listeners will gain valuable insights into how to manage business separations effectively, ensuring the continued success of their ventures.
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  Independent Contractor vs. Employee: What Minnesota Business Owners Need to Know 08.10.2026 21λ

  In this episode of Built with Intention, host Sean O’Connor and attorney Sarah Soucie Eyberg delve into the complexities of classifying workers as independent contractors or employees, focusing on Minnesota’s legal landscape. Sarah, founder of Soucie Eyberg Law, explains the critical differences between the two classifications and the implications for business owners. They discuss the factors that determine classification, such as control over work and the presence of other clients. Sarah emphasizes the importance of understanding jurisdiction-specific rules and the potential legal consequences of misclassification, including tax liabilities and penalties. The episode provides practical advice for business owners on how to assess their current worker classifications and the steps to take if a reclassification is necessary. Listeners will gain valuable insights into maintaining compliance and avoiding costly legal pitfalls.
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  Obligor Vs. Obligee: The Child Support Episode Every Parent Needs To Hear 08.10.2026 12λ

  In this episode of the Nelson Law Group Podcast, hosts Brett Nelson, Founding Partner of Nelson Law Group, and Sarah Green, a Certified High Conflict Divorce Coach and Mediator, delve into the complexities of child support. They tackle common misconceptions, such as the belief that 50-50 custody eliminates child support obligations. Brett explains the purpose of child support, which is to equitably distribute the cost of raising children across two households. The discussion covers how child support is calculated in Texas, including guidelines and caps, and the roles of obligor and obligee. They also explore enforcement options when child support is not paid and emphasize the importance of communication and cooperation between co-parents. This episode provides valuable insights for anyone navigating child support issues, offering practical advice on maintaining a balanced approach for the well being of children.
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  Texas Sales Tax Audits: What Business Owners Need to Know 08.10.2026 14λ

  In this episode of The Tax Roundtable, host Michelle Rotella is joined by Lee Wilson, managing attorney at the Wilson Firm, and attorney Randi Askew to delve into the intricacies of Texas sales tax audits. The discussion begins with identifying common triggers for audits, such as discrepancies between sales tax returns and federal income tax returns. Randi outlines the audit life cycle, from the initial notice to the final determination, emphasizing the importance of timely responses and accurate record-keeping. Lee highlights critical documentation like resale and exemption certificates, while Randi discusses common mistakes businesses make, such as misunderstanding tax obligations. The episode also covers strategies for mitigating liability, including voluntary disclosure programs, and the appeal process if disagreements arise. This comprehensive guide equips business owners with the knowledge to navigate audits effectively, minimizing potential liabilities.
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  Can You Force a Business Partner to Sell Their Interest? What the Law Actually Allows 08.10.2026 18λ

  In this episode of Partnered Up: Business Law, Deals and Dynamics, hosts Jeffrey N. Fink and Evan Mack delve into the complexities of business partner exits and the legal frameworks that govern them. Jeffrey, a partner at Coren Lichtenstein LLP, shares his expertise on the misconceptions surrounding forced sales of ownership interests in closely held companies. The discussion covers the importance of understanding operating agreements, the distinction between ownership and control, and the potential legal pitfalls of attempting to oust a partner without proper legal authority. Jeffrey also highlights the significance of having clear exit mechanisms in place from the outset to prevent costly disputes. Listeners will gain valuable insights into how to navigate partner disputes effectively and the critical role of legal advice in these situations.
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  Navigating Squatters and Holdover Tenants: Legal Insights for Landlords 08.10.2026 20λ

  In this episode of The Landlord Advocate, host Sean O’Connor discusses the pressing issue of squatters and holdover tenants with Matthew Paletz, CEO of Paletz’s Law, and senior attorney Ian Morton. They delve into the complexities of tenants who overstay their leases or occupy properties without permission, highlighting the legal challenges landlords face. The conversation covers the differences between squatters and holdover tenants, the implications of month-to-month tenancies, and the risks of self-help eviction methods. Matthew and Ian emphasize the importance of legal guidance and the potential pitfalls of trying to resolve these issues without professional help. This episode is essential for landlords, property managers, and homeowners seeking to protect their investments and understand the legal landscape surrounding tenant disputes.
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  Common Trademark Mistakes That Cost Businesses Money 08.10.2026 13λ

  In this episode of Mark My Words, host Cole Carlson, Managing Attorney at Carlson IP Law, and co-host Michelle Rotella discuss the critical trademark pitfalls that can cost businesses dearly. They delve into common misconceptions about trademark protection, such as the false security of having an LLC or a domain name, and emphasize the importance of conducting a thorough clearance search before launching a brand. Cole explains the nuances of trademark rights, including the significance of federal registration and the risks of not filing early. He also shares insights into the costly consequences of infringing on existing trademarks and the importance of maintaining and protecting trademark rights. This episode is essential for entrepreneurs and business owners who want to safeguard their brands and avoid expensive rebranding efforts.
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  Separate vs. Community Property in Texas Divorce: What Actually Counts? 08.10.2026 16λ

  In this episode of Family Law War Room, host Sean O’Connor sits down with Brad LaMorgese, a board-certified family law attorney in Texas, to dissect the complexities of separate versus community property in Texas divorces. They delve into the nuances of Texas’s community property presumption, the burden of proof for claiming separate property, and the intricacies of co-mingling assets. Brad explains the importance of documentation, from deeds and bank statements to probate documents, in proving property claims. The discussion also touches on inheritance, gifts, and the challenges of tracing assets over time. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the legal distinctions and practical strategies for protecting their assets during a divorce.
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  Should You Talk to the Insurance Company After a Car Accident? 08.10.2026 7λ

  In this episode of Hurtlanta, host Evan Mack is joined by Ron Debranski and Lauren Debranski from Debranski and Associates to discuss the critical steps to take when dealing with insurance companies after a car accident. Ron and Lauren provide insights into why it’s crucial to be cautious when speaking with the at-fault driver’s insurance company and the importance of having legal counsel early in the process. They delve into the nuances of recorded statements, the implications of signing medical authorizations, and how having an attorney can prevent clients from inadvertently minimizing their damages. The episode emphasizes the strategic advantage of legal representation in handling communications with insurance companies to protect one’s rights and ensure fair compensation. Listeners will gain valuable knowledge on managing post-accident interactions with insurers, safeguarding their claims, and understanding the legal landscape of personal injury cases.
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  How Does Islamic Estate Planning Differ? 08.10.2026 13λ

  In this episode of Faith, Law, and Legacy, host Abed Awad delves into the distinctions between conventional secular estate planning and Shariah-compliant estate planning. Awad explains the importance of aligning estate plans with Islamic values, emphasizing the necessity for Muslims in non-Islamic countries to proactively establish Shariah-compliant plans. He discusses the obligatory nature of such plans according to Muslim scholars in the U.S., and outlines the differences in asset distribution rules between secular and Islamic laws. Awad also explores the historical origins of trusts, tracing them back to Islamic law and the concept of ”wakth,” which influenced the development of the common law trust. The episode provides valuable insights into the complexities of Islamic estate planning, offering listeners a deeper understanding of how to ensure their estate plans reflect their faith and values.
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  DUI Charges in Kansas: What the Process Looks Like and What’s Really at Stake 08.10.2026 16λ

  In this episode of For The Defense, attorney Kevin Dellet joins host LeAnn Lyon to discuss the complexities of DUI charges in Kansas. Kevin, a seasoned criminal defense attorney, shares insights on the dual nature of DUI cases involving both court and DMV proceedings. He emphasizes the importance of hiring an experienced criminal defense attorney to navigate the pitfalls of DUI cases. The episode covers critical topics such as the implications of breathalyzer test refusals, the role of ignition interlock devices, and the potential for diversion programs to mitigate long-term consequences. Kevin also highlights the hidden costs associated with DUI convictions, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of what’s at stake. This episode is essential for anyone facing DUI charges or interested in understanding the intricacies of DUI law in Kansas.
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  Settlement Strategy in Commercial Litigation: When Cases Resolve and Why 07.10.2026 19λ

  In this episode of the Texas Commercial Litigation Podcast, host Lisa Mosbey is joined by Bob Arnett, a principal at Carter Arnett in Dallas, to discuss the intricacies of settlement strategies in commercial litigation. Bob, with over 40 years of experience, delves into the factors influencing whether a case moves towards settlement or trial, emphasizing the importance of preparing for trial to facilitate settlements. The conversation covers the impact of factual records, timing, dispositive motions, and damage models on settlement dynamics. Bob also highlights the role of settlement counsel and the complexities of multi-party disputes. This episode provides valuable insights for attorneys and clients navigating the commercial litigation landscape, offering practical advice on achieving favorable outcomes.
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  Power of Attorney in California: What It Does and When You Need One 07.10.2026 20λ

  In this episode of Trust and Estate Clarity with Dada Law Office, host Lisa Mosbey is joined by attorney Codi Dada, founder of Codi M. Dada Law Offices, to discuss the critical role of powers of attorney in estate planning. Codi explains the functions of a durable power of attorney, emphasizing its importance in managing financial and legal affairs when an individual becomes incapacitated. The discussion highlights the differences between a power of attorney, a trustee, and an executor, and why a trust can provide more comprehensive protection. Codi also addresses common misconceptions about DIY legal documents and the potential pitfalls of not having a power of attorney in place. Listeners will gain valuable insights into ensuring their affairs are managed according to their wishes, avoiding costly legal processes, and protecting their loved ones.
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  Life at the IRS 07.10.2026 20λ

  In this episode of the Freedom Tax Controversy Podcast, host Shameika Rhymes engages with Justin Yarnell, a seasoned tax attorney and founder of Freedom Tax Controversy LLC, to explore the inner workings of the IRS. Justin shares his experiences transitioning from corporate tax roles to the slower-paced environment of the IRS, highlighting the challenges of adapting to a large federal agency. He discusses the structure of the IRS, the significance of different divisions, and the procedural complexities agents face. Justin also delves into the training and autonomy of IRS agents, emphasizing the need for improved IT infrastructure and streamlined processes. This episode offers valuable insights for taxpayers and professionals navigating tax disputes, providing a comprehensive understanding of IRS operations.
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  Wisconsin Medicaid Planning: How Eligibility and Long Term Care Planning Actually Work 07.10.2026 19λ

  In this episode of One Happy Lawyer: The Estate Planning Podcast, host Lisa Mosbey joins Attorney Dan Krause, founder of Krause Estate Planning and Elder Law Center, to demystify Medicaid planning in Wisconsin. Dan, a board-certified estate planning law specialist, explains the intricacies of Medicaid eligibility, the differences between Medicare and Medicaid, and the critical role timing plays in long-term care planning. The discussion highlights how Medicaid planning can protect assets from being depleted by long-term care costs, and Dan shares practical strategies for both single individuals and married couples. Listeners will gain valuable insights into how early planning can preserve family legacies and ensure financial security during the later stages of life.