Nathan and Mike discuss Britney Spears' upcoming hearing regarding her guardianship and update us on the current situation of Tony Hsieh's estate.

Nathan and Michael discuss what planning with IRAs has looked like for a couple of clients and what major implications could've happened had it not been done correctly.

Mike and Nathan talk about the financial devastation they've witnessed when families have failed to protect their most vulnerable loved ones. The Legacy Lawyers explain how special needs trust planning can be the difference between leaving a disabled child out in the cold or set for life.

Nathan and Michael go through the facts of crazy real-life lawsuits where the clients' assets were needlessly exposed to divorce claims, plaintiffs actions and other predators. The Legacy Lawyers talk about what could have been done to prevent the nightmares and reveal the best gift a parent can leave to a child---asset protection through well-crafted estate plans.

Mike and Nathan discuss a case where the client was concerned about her child inheriting a bunch of money after she passed away. She didn't want to cut him out as a beneficiary but she didn't want to set him up for failure either. The Legacy Lawyers discuss what the client's options were and what she decided to do.

Mike and Nathan talk about a case where a client signed his house as collateral to help a grandchild get bail, and how they helped the family protect the grandparent from losing their house.

Nathan and Mike discuss a case where one of the spouses wanted to change the distributions to the beneficiaries after the other spouse had passed away.

Nathan and Michael discuss the twist in the case that came to their law firm where 3 little words were going to cost a family greatly.

Nathan and Michael discuss a case that came to their law firm where 3 little words were going to cost a family greatly.

Attorneys Nathan Croxford and Michael Haslam talk about Britney Spears' situation and how a tool that's suppose to be protecting her appears to be doing the opposite.