In this essential episode, Alix Claps clarifies when and how New Jersey courts allow changes to custody, parenting time, child support, and alimony. The discussion covers qualifying life changes, required evidence, and strategies to avoid costly mistakes when seeking modifications.

In this episode of The Family Law Frontline, Attorney Fedor Kozlov breaks down how business owners can protect what they’ve built during a divorce. He explains what qualifies as marital property, how commingling assets can impact ownership, and how courts evaluate and divide business assets. Fedor also covers critical issues like dissipation of marital assets, Chancery cases, and the legal ways business owners can safeguard their companies before and during divorce proceedings.

In this episode of Off the Record, South Carolina family law attorney Rhett Burney joins attorney Anna Tarbert to discuss how mediation works, why it’s required in family court, and how it helps couples stay in control of their outcomes. Rhett explains the mediation process, common misconceptions, and why it often leads to better results than going to trial. The conversation covers confidentiality, emotional dynamics, and practical tips for preparing for mediation. Whether you’re facing divorce, custody, or other family disputes, this episode highlights why mediation is one of the most effective tools for reaching fair and peaceful resolutions.

Attorney Barry Levine explores the connection between financial distress and mental health, emphasizing how bankruptcy can alleviate anxiety and stress for debtors. The episode addresses the emotional toll of creditor actions, debunks myths about bankruptcy’s impact on credit, and highlights the role of professional guidance in providing peace of mind, offering practical strategies for navigating financial challenges.

Attorney Michael Joseph explains what happens when landlords fail to maintain safe apartments and tenants get hurt. He shares how to prove negligence, what evidence matters most, and how New York law protects tenants when landlords ignore safety hazards.

In this episode, Attorney Erica T. Healy Kagan discusses the evolving legal protections for transgender employees and the importance of inclusion in the workplace. She explains how federal, state, and local laws—like those in New York—protect against discrimination based on gender identity and expression. From pronoun usage to restroom access, Erica outlines practical steps employers can take to create a more equitable environment while ensuring every employee feels safe and respected at work.

What happens when the biggest threat to your business doesn’t come from the outside, but from someone who once had access to everything inside? In this episode of In the Courtroom and the Boardroom, Colleen McKnight explains the legal and strategic challenges of suing a former insider. From fiduciary duties to reputational risks, Colleen breaks down what business leaders need to know when a trusted partner, executive, or employee turns into an adversar

In this episode of The Legal CFO, attorney financial strategist Ryan Kimler, founder of Net Profit CFO, breaks down the essentials of financial forecasting and why it is critical for law firm owners who want to scale with clarity and control. Unlike budgeting, which can feel restrictive, forecasting provides law firms with a flexible and proactive way to plan growth, manage cash flow, and prepare for unexpected changes. Ryan explains how to identify fixed expenses, debt obligations, and owner distributions as the foundation of a reliable forecast. He also shares how firms can use forecasting to make better hiring decisions, manage seasonal fluctuations, and anticipate cash flow needs before problems arise. With practical steps and examples, this episode provides attorneys with the tools to gain financial clarity and grow their practices with confidence.

In this episode of The Millennial Lawyer Podcast, Attorney Mark Shirian discusses the legal consequences of injuries that occur in bars, nightclubs, and lounges. From bouncer violence to overserving alcohol and negligent security, Mark explains the key laws that protect victims in New York and when an establishment can be held responsible for injuries caused by intoxicated patrons. He also shares insights into dram shop laws, evidence challenges, and how insurance companies often try to shift blame in these cases.

In this episode, Sarah Green and Brett Nelson share practical insights on navigating co-parenting challenges after divorce. They explain the most common mistakes parents make when trying to “win” custody battles, how toxic communication affects children, and why keeping the child’s best interest at the center is key. From tools that support healthy co-parenting to guidance on managing emotions, this conversation provides valuable advice for parents seeking to reduce conflict and build healthier relationships for the sake of their children.

In this episode of Law Talk with Peter Meyer, Peter breaks down the complexities of trucking accident cases in Georgia, offering a step-by-step guide from the moment an accident occurs to the resolution of a claim. He explains the key parties involved, the common causes of trucking accidents, and the unique legal challenges these cases present. Peter also shares critical evidence that can make or break a case, including black box data, dash cam footage, driver logs, and maintenance records. He highlights why early legal intervention is essential and warns against speaking to insurance companies without consulting an experienced attorney. Whether you’ve been involved in a trucking accident or want to better understand how these cases differ from standard car accidents, this episode provides insider knowledge on proving liability, preserving evidence, and maximizing compensation.

In this episode, family law attorney Ellie Sweeney shares strategies for resolving family disputes through mediation, negotiation, and settlement—without going to court. She discusses how families can protect relationships, reduce emotional stress, and save on legal costs. Ellie also explains the differences between mediation and settlement negotiation, common mistakes clients make, and tips for approaching divorce and custody matters with clarity and dignity.

In this premiere episode, James Sadigh shares his journey from immigrant to seasoned personal injury advocate and reveals how to spot a lawyer who is genuinely fighting for you. Drawing from 35+ years of experience on both plaintiff and defense sides, James discusses red flags in law firm practices, the importance of personal attorney involvement, realistic case expectations, and a real client success story that turned a $21,000 offer into over $300,000.

In this episode of Fresh Start with Jason Cline, experienced bankruptcy attorney Jason Cline explains the bankruptcy means test—how it works, who qualifies for Chapter 7, and what it means for New Mexico residents struggling with debt. He also clears up common misconceptions, discusses how Chapter 13 can still provide relief, and offers practical advice for anyone considering bankruptcy as a way to start fresh.

In this essential episode, Tom Begley tackles the widespread question of transferring a home to children, debunking myths around probate, taxes, and long-term care protection. The discussion contrasts risky outright deeds with smarter options like life estates and specialized trusts to preserve step-up basis, avoid Medicaid penalties, and maintain control.

In this episode of Estate Planning: Beyond the Binder, Brian Chew, Managing Partner at OC Wills and Trusts, explains what it truly means to die “intestate” in California. Brian breaks down how state law distributes assets, why probate can be so costly and time-consuming, and the common misconceptions about what happens when you don’t leave behind a plan. He also shares the critical differences between a will and a trust, why online legal documents often fall short, and the simple questions you should ask yourself to start building an effective estate plan.

In this episode of Caregiver Counsel: Elder Law Insights, Attorney Tieesha Taylor sits down with Marysol Betancourt from Sunrise Senior Living in Coral Gables to discuss dementia, memory care, and caregiver burnout. They explore how families can recognize when it’s time for memory care, how to choose the right senior living community, and ways to balance love, guilt, and responsibility when caring for aging loved ones.

In this episode of Obsessed With Success, Russel Morgan explains why client experience is the real driver of loyalty, referrals, and long-term growth. Russel shares how his firm has built systems around communication, personal touch, and feedback, and why simple details like handwritten notes can have lasting impact.

In this episode of Road to Recovery, Sagi Shaked explains the devastating impact of underride accidents, why they are often fatal, and how stronger safety measures could save lives. He shares insights into federal underride guard requirements, common causes of these crashes, and what families must know when pursuing justice.

Texas trial attorney Brooks Harrison shares what refinery and plant workers should do after an explosion or fire. He explains how to stay safe, report correctly, and protect your legal rights while avoiding mistakes that could harm your case.