In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry discusses the importance of wills and estate planning with attorney David Rosati, co-founder of Succession Wills. They explore the common misconceptions surrounding wills, the role of technology and AI in simplifying the will creation process, and the significance of having a will to avoid leaving a mess for loved ones. The conversation also covers the differences between wills and trusts, fiduciary responsibilities, and the necessity of living wills. David emphasizes the need for regular updates to estate plans and offers insights into how his platform can help individuals manage their estate planning effectively.
In this conversation, Sherry interviews Mike Vigil, a former DEA Director, discussing the recent military actions in Venezuela and their legal implications. Vigil critiques Trump's foreign policy, particularly regarding military interventions and the drug trade. He emphasizes the importance of democracy and voting, urging citizens to be active participants in the political process. The discussion also touches on the complexities of law enforcement operations abroad and the political dynamics in Latin America.
In this conversation, Sherry and Mike Vigil discuss the current political landscape, focusing on the actions and implications of the Trump administration. They explore various topics including international relations, congressional inaction, the Epstein files, corruption in politics, and the importance of public engagement in voting. The discussion emphasizes the need for accountability and the potential candidates for future elections, highlighting the importance of strong leadership and civic responsibility.
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry engages with Hal Kemper, CEO of Global Risk Intelligence Planning, discussing a range of pressing global issues. The conversation begins with an overview of the show's mission and upcoming events before diving into the current situation in Ukraine and Russia, highlighting the complexities of international relations and military strategy. Kemper shares insights on Putin's strategic miscalculations and the implications of military operations under international law. The discussion then shifts to the war on drugs, examining the evolving nature of drug cartels and their classification as terrorist organizations. The episode also covers tensions in the Middle East, particularly regarding Hamas and Hezbollah, and concludes with a conversation about the Epstein files and government accountability.
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry speaks with attorney Eric Bauer about the critical issue of child sex trafficking. They discuss the alarming statistics surrounding trafficking, the legal battles against platforms like Backpage and Craigslist, and the impact of the FOSTA-SESTA legislation. Bauer emphasizes the need for stronger enforcement of anti-trafficking laws and the role of technology in facilitating these crimes. The conversation highlights the importance of community awareness and legislative change to protect children from trafficking.
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry Harrison speaks with financial expert Marc Barnes about the intricacies of financial planning, including the role of family offices, the importance of fiduciaries, and the differences between whole and term life insurance. They discuss strategies for retirement, the implications of social security, and the challenges of collecting insurance claims. The conversation also covers identity theft protection, retirement distribution strategies, and the importance of estate planning to avoid common pitfalls. Listeners gain valuable insights into managing their wealth and preparing for the future.
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry speaks with Adam Swart, founder of Crowds On Demand, about the evolution of political activism and the role of organized protests in shaping public opinion. They discuss the importance of legal and respectful protests, the impact of social media on political movements, and the need for accountability in both political and corporate spheres. Adam shares insights on voter independence, the divisive nature of current politics, and the challenges of proving allegations in high-profile cases like that of Jeffrey Epstein. The conversation emphasizes the necessity of public pressure to drive change and the importance of strategic partnerships in activism.
In this episode of Law Matters, retired DEA Director Mike Vigil talks about the complexities of U.S. foreign policy, particularly regarding Venezuela and its oil crisis. They discuss the implications of Maduro's regime, drug trafficking, and the impact of fentanyl on public health. Vigil also addresses the rise of hate groups and political violence in America, the divisive influence of Donald Trump, and the upcoming midterm elections. The conversation emphasizes the need for legal and ethical considerations in military operations and calls for active participation in democracy.
In this episode of Law Matters, Sherry and immigration attorney Mo Goldman discuss the current state of immigration law under the Trump administration, including recent policy changes, the impact of ICE enforcement actions, and the controversial Gold Card program. They explore the challenges faced by individuals in immigration court and the community's reactions to these developments, emphasizing the importance of due process and the need for reform in the immigration system.
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry speaks with Logan Harris, CEO of Spotter, about the rapid evolution of drone technology and its implications for law enforcement and public safety. They discuss the introduction of Remote ID for tracking drones, the concerns surrounding drone surveillance, and the legal frameworks that govern drone usage. Harris emphasizes the need for public awareness and local regulations to address the growing challenges posed by drones, especially in critical infrastructure and conflict zones. The conversation also touches on the future of drone deliveries and the importance of empowering law enforcement to act against drone threats.
In this episode of Law Matters, Sherry Harrison interviews retired USMC Lieutenant Colonel Hal Kemper, who discusses the complexities of drug cartels, military strategy, and international law. The conversation delves into the implications of U.S. military actions against drug trafficking organizations, the legal and ethical considerations surrounding military operations, and the evolving role of drones in modern warfare. Kemper also addresses the political ramifications of Trump's foreign policy decisions and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, emphasizing the importance of understanding the fog of war and the realities of military engagement.
In this conversation, Dr. Richard Carmona, former Surgeon General, discusses the critical importance of vaccinations, the impact of misinformation on public health, and the need for qualified leadership in health positions. He addresses concerns about conspiracy theories, the role of the Surgeon Generals in advocating for science-based health policies, and the current state of democracy and civic responsibility in America. The discussion emphasizes the importance of voting and the need for selfless leaders who prioritize the greater good over personal interests.
This conversation delves into the critical issue of human trafficking, focusing on the work of Soul Survivor, Inc., which helps survivors reclaim their identities by removing branding and tattoos. The discussion highlights personal stories, the legal framework surrounding trafficking, the evolution of trafficking methods with the rise of the internet, and the urgent need for community awareness and federal action to combat this pervasive issue.
In this episode of Law Matters, Sherry interviews Mike Vigil, former director of DEA International Operations, discussing the political landscape in Honduras, the influence of Donald Trump on Honduran politics, and the pervasive corruption and drug trafficking issues in the region. They delve into Trump's controversial pardons, his administration's legal controversies, and the implications for international relations and military actions. The conversation concludes with a call to action for public engagement in democracy and the importance of voting in upcoming elections.
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry and guest LtCol Hal Kempfer discuss a range of pressing geopolitical issues, including the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the complexities of U.S. relations with Mexico and Venezuela, and the implications of the Epstein files on political figures. They explore the challenges of intelligence sharing among allies, the influence of drug cartels in Mexico, and the strategic importance of maintaining relationships with countries like Saudi Arabia despite their controversial actions. The conversation highlights the intricate balance of geopolitics and the realities of international relations.
In this conversation, Sherry and Denise Ybarra delve into the complexities of Medicare and health insurance, emphasizing the importance of understanding various plans, the role of insurance agents, and the need for annual reviews. They discuss the challenges consumers face, including the risk of fraud and the necessity of staying informed about changes in policies. The conversation highlights the differences between Medicare and Medicaid, the significance of personalized service from local agents, and the evolving landscape of health insurance benefits.
Marc Barnes, Owner of Coper Caynon Tax Service explains the new rules, how long they will last, and how you need to prepare for this years tax season before it's too late.
The conversation with Beth Goulden delves into the complexities of sexual offenses committed by juveniles, particularly focusing on the implications of age on accountability and public awareness regarding offender registration. The speakers discuss a specific case that raises questions about who should be tracked and the societal responsibilities surrounding these issues.
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry engages with Mike Vigil, former head of International Operations for the DEA, to discuss pressing issues surrounding law enforcement, political accountability, and international relations. The conversation delves into the complexities of the situation in Venezuela, the implications of healthcare policies, the ongoing investigation into the Epstein files, and the role of the Supreme Court in political corruption. Vigil emphasizes the importance of public awareness and voter engagement, while also addressing the challenges of drug policy and law enforcement in the U.S. and abroad.
In this conversation, Sherry and Gina Jernukian discuss the critical work of Soul Survivor, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping survivors of sex trafficking. They explore the My Step resource program, the challenges faced by survivors, and the importance of community awareness and involvement in combating trafficking. The discussion also touches on the complexities of survivor support, the impact of branding, and the need for accountability in cases of abuse. Gina shares her journey into nonprofit work and the various fundraising efforts to support their mission.