Tax attorney Lance Drury examines IRS relief options that temporarily pause collection actions, including six-month payment agreements, collection due process hearings, and equivalency hearings. The episode covers eligibility requirements, application processes, financial hardship considerations, and the risks of relying on temporary relief without a long-term plan, providing essential guidance for taxpayers navigating IRS debt.

00:00 - Show Introduction and Welcome

01:30 - Overview of IRS Relief Options

04:00 - Six-Month Payment Agreements

07:00 - Collection Due Process and Equivalency Hearings

11:00 - Eligibility for IRS Relief Programs

14:00 - Interest and Penalties During Relief

17:00 - Financial Hardship Considerations

21:00 - Duration and Limitations of Relief

25:00 - Risks of Temporary Relief

29:00 - Shifting to Long-Term Debt Resolution

32:00 - Conclusion and Call to Action

Resilience and Resolve is a podcast dedicated to guiding taxpayers through complex IRS challenges with clarity and confidence. Featuring tax attorney Lance Drury, the show offers practical insights to manage tax debt, navigate relief options, and develop effective long-term strategies to achieve financial stability.

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Episode Summary: In this episode, Miguel Garza from MF Garza law firm explains the concept of contingency fee contracts in personal injury cases. He details how these contracts work, emphasizing that clients only pay if a settlement is achieved. Miguel highlights the benefits of contingency fees, such as not having to pay upfront costs and the tax-free nature of settlements. He also delves into the percentage charges based on the stage of the case and the importance of client-attorney trust in achieving successful outcomes.

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- 00:00 – Introduction

- 01:30 – Explanation of contingency fee contracts

- 03:45 – Percentage charges in different stages of the case

- 06:15 – Advance legal expenses and hiring outside help

- 09:10 – Client-attorney relationship and trust

- 11:45 – Factors influencing trial decisions

- 14:20 – Protections under Texas law for fair contracts

- 17:05 – Example of how contingency fees enable access to justice

- 19:30 – Misconceptions about personal injury attorneys' fees

- 22:00 – Advice on hiring a personal injury lawyer

About the Show: *MF Garza law firm helping injured victims one Texan at a time* is a podcast series hosted by Miguel Garza, focusing on personal injury law in Texas. The show aims to educate listeners on legal matters, providing valuable insights and guidance for individuals seeking compensation for injuries.

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In this episode of *Mental Performance Unleashed*, Emily Heird, a licensed psychotherapist and mental performance coach, delves into the importance of creating a mentally fit culture in the workplace. She emphasizes the need for clarity, communication, and prioritizing mental health to enhance team performance and well-being.

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00:00 – Introduction

01:30 – What defines a mentally fit culture

03:15 – Shifting away from constant availability

04:45 – Warning signs of low mental bandwidth in teams

06:10 – Turning personal habits into shared routines

08:00 – Small actions that lead to sustainable high performance

09:45 – Framing mental fitness in a performance-driven environment

11:20 – Consequences of neglecting mental performance in organizations

13:00 – Starting the conversation with the team

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*Mental Performance Unleashed* with Emily Heird focuses on empowering high-performing professionals to enhance their mental fitness for sustained success. Emily guides individuals and teams in strengthening their mental systems to achieve clarity, resilience, and optimal performance.

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In this episode of *Employee Benefit Plans and Business Sense*Doll lank and Kathleen Bass delve into the intricacies of Rob's Plans, a unique type of retirement plan that allows business owners to use their retirement savings to finance their businesses. They explain the mechanics of setting up a Rob's Plan, its tax benefits, potential pitfalls, and considerations for business owners looking to adopt this structure.

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00:00 – Introduction

01:30 – What is a Rob's Plan?

03:45 – Mechanics of a Rob's Plan

06:20 – Benefits of using a Rob's Plan for business funding

09:15 – Differentiating Rob's Plans from traditional 401k plans

11:45 – Exiting a Rob's Plan: Distribution vs. Redemption

14:30 – Legal considerations and the role of attorneys in Rob's Plans

17:10 – Factors business owners should consider before opting for a Rob's Plan

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*Employee Benefit Plans and Business Sense* is a podcast hosted by industry experts who provide insights into navigating the legal requirements of employee benefit plans. Covering topics such as retirement planning, compliance matters, and IRS audits, the show aims to educate employers and benefit plan service providers on best practices in the field.

In this episode of Stolen, Attorney Chad Brown and Attorney Caleb Wheeler explain what “highest and best use” means in eminent domain cases — and why it’s one of the most important factors in determining fair compensation. They break down the four-part test used to establish a property’s true value, discuss historical court cases that shaped the concept, and show how property owners can use this knowledge to maximize recovery when the government takes their land.

00:00 –  Overview of the episode and the importance of understanding property valuation in eminent domain.

Stolen is the world’s leading eminent domain podcast hosted by Attorney Chad Brown. The show educates property owners on their rights when the government or utility companies take — or damage — private property. Each episode simplifies complex legal issues to help owners protect what’s theirs and secure the compensation they deserve.

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In this episode, Melissa Smith, an associate at a law firm, discuss naming a guardian for children in a custody dispute. Melissa explains the role of a guardian, how courts make decisions, and the importance of good planning to prevent conflicts. She emphasizes the significance of considering the child's best interests and the impact of parental boundaries on custody arrangements.

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00:00 – Introduction

00:45 – Court appointment of a guardian in custody disputes

01:30 – Role and qualifications of a guardian in South Carolina

03:15 – Impact of parental boundaries on conflicts and custody arrangements

05:00 – Importance of addressing issues early on in custody disputes

06:30 – Recommendations for revisiting decisions in changing custody dynamics

08:10 – Introducing a new parent into the equation and considerations for children

09:45 – Benefits of making early choices to protect child stability and reduce future litigation

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*Off the Record* is a legal podcast that delves into family law and estate planning matters. The show features expert guests like Melissa Smith, offering insights and guidance on navigating legal challenges for families.

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In this episode, disability attorney Abe Arnold shares invaluable insights on handling remand hearings in disability cases. From preparing clients to filling evidentiary gaps, Abe provides expert strategies to navigate the complexities of remand hearings effectively.

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- 00:00 – Introduction

- 03:15 – Recent changes in past relevant work rules

- 05:45 – Utilizing prior unfavorable findings to strengthen testimony

- 08:20 – Misconception: No reason for a remand hearing with the same ALJ

- 10:30 – Misconception: Reapplying rather than appealing after losing a case

- 13:00 – Misconception: Appeals take too long and are a waste of time

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*The Disability Expert Podcast* delves deep into the intricacies of disability law, offering listeners practical guidance and expert insights from the country's leading disability attorneys like Abe Arnold. This podcast aims to empower individuals navigating the challenging disability process.

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00:00 – Introduction to insurance bad faith and what it means under Wisconsin law

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In this episode, James Mahan talks with Dr. Aimee, known as The Egg Whisperer, about what really happens during the medical stages of a surrogacy journey. Dr. Aimee explains how surrogates are screened, why medical record reviews matter, and how clinics protect both the surrogate and the pregnancy. She also discusses embryo transfers, why single transfers are often safer, and what’s changing in the surrogacy industry — from costs to emotional support and better education for intended parents and surrogates.

00:00 – Introduction to Dr. Aimee and her work in surrogacy medicine