Attorney Jeffrey Hale examines the process of post-decree modifications in Ohio family law, focusing on adjusting custody, parenting time, and support orders. The episode explains the need for substantial changes in circumstances, such as relocation or financial hardship, to trigger modifications. It also discusses the legal process for filing motions, the consequences of violating court orders, and strategies for effective co-parenting by treating it as a business transaction. The discussion provides practical guidance for parents navigating post-divorce changes.

00:00 - Show Introduction and Welcome

01:30 - Overview of Post-Decree Modifications

05:00 - Common Types of Modifications

09:00 - Substantial Changes in Circumstances

13:00 - Modifications Due to Children’s Activities

17:00 - Process for Filing Modifications

21:00 - Modifying Spousal Support

25:00 - Rules for Parental Relocation

29:00 - Consequences of Violating Court Orders

33:00 - Challenges in Shared Parenting

37:00 - Co-Parenting as a Business Transaction

41:00 - Conclusion and Call to Action

From Separation to Settlement is a podcast dedicated to helping individuals navigate the legal and emotional complexities of family law. Featuring attorney Jeffrey Hale, the show provides expert insights into divorce, custody, support, and post-decree modifications. Through clear advice and real-world examples, the podcast empowers listeners to make informed decisions and achieve equitable resolutions in their family law matters.

Attorney Vincent LoTempio, joined by Andrew Lees of Stoke Ventures, discusses the critical sequence of patent filing and product development for inventors. The episode explores the importance of conducting patent searches, the strategic use of provisional patent applications, and the risks of filing too early or too late. It emphasizes collaboration between patent attorneys and product developers to ensure innovations are both protected and market-ready.

00:00 - Show Introduction and Welcome

01:30 - First Legal Steps for Protecting Inventions

05:00 - Risks of Filing Patents Too Early

09:00 - Consequences of Filing Patents Too Late

13:00 - Importance of Patent Searches Before Development

17:00 - Benefits of Provisional Patent Applications

21:00 - Collaboration Between Patent Attorneys and Developers

25:00 - Designing Prototypes for Manufacturability

29:00 - Validating Market Demand Before Manufacturing

33:00 - Conclusion and Call to Action

Guardians of Innovation is a podcast dedicated to empowering inventors with practical intellectual property advice. Featuring registered patent attorney Vincent LoTempio, the show provides clear insights to protect and commercialize innovations, helping entrepreneurs navigate the complexities of patent and trademark law with confidence.

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In this episode, business development expert Steve Fretzin discusses practical strategies for attorneys to master networking and convert relationships into sustainable growth. He explores common networking mistakes, preparation techniques, and the importance of building authentic, long-term connections. Fretzin also shares actionable tips for introverted lawyers and highlights how social media and traditional networking intersect to expand professional influence.

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00:01:00 – Why networking feels uncomfortable for many lawyers

Be That Lawyer: Coach’s Corner with Steve Fretzin is the podcast where top attorneys come to learn how to grow thriving, self-sustaining practices without the burnout, bravado, or BS. Hosted by business development coach Steve Fretzin, each episode delivers practical strategies and mindset shifts to help lawyers build authentic relationships, win business ethically, and take control of their careers.

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In this episode of Blueprint to Billions, HUD attorney and multifamily housing strategist Terry Bruner shares why credibility—not just strong financials—determines whether a HUD deal succeeds. Drawing on years of experience guiding developers, nonprofits, and investors through complex transactions, Terry explains how authenticity, responsiveness, and transparent communication shape government approvals.

From avoiding credibility pitfalls to building trust with HUD reviewers, Terry offers strategies that every developer, attorney, or investor should know before engaging in multifamily housing deals.

00:02:15 – The role of credibility in HUD approvals

About the Show

Blueprint to Billions is a podcast for real estate professionals, investors, and changemakers who want to master the strategy behind HUD-backed multifamily housing deals. Hosted by attorney and  multifamily housing strategist Terry Bruner, the show pulls back the curtain on what really drives successful affordable housing development, from navigating red tape and relational capital to building generational wealth through TPA investments. Each episode blends legal insight, policy knowledge, and practical advice to help listeners scale projects with purpose, profit, and community impact in mind.

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00:01 – Show introduction

Empowering Workers: Federal Employees Disability and Employment Rights and Social Security Disability for All is hosted by attorney Eric L. Pines of Pines Federal. Each episode provides valuable insights for federal employees and workers nationwide on navigating employment rights, disability benefits, and the Social Security system. Through expert guests and real-world advice, the show empowers listeners to take control of their legal and financial well-being.

In this first episode, Margaret Burke, Founder and CEO of MB Law Firm Consulting, shares how she helps small to mid-sized law firms grow strategically and sustainably. With over 25 years of experience in law firm operations, leadership, and consulting, Margaret discusses the unique challenges firms face, from time management and succession planning to rebrands and acquisitions. She explains how strategic COO services can transform firms by improving efficiency, strengthening teams, and positioning firms for long-term success.

Whether you are a solo practitioner looking to scale or a 30-attorney firm preparing for transition, this episode provides actionable insights and practical strategies to grow your firm with clarity and confidence.

00:00 – Introduction to Margaret Burke and MB Law Firm Consulting

The Law Firm Lab is a podcast for attorneys and law firm leaders who want to run their practices like businesses. Hosted by Margaret Burke, Founder and CEO of MB Law Firm Consulting, the show brings candid conversations with legal industry experts, consultants, and attorneys who have faced and solved the same challenges you’re navigating. Each episode explores practical strategies for law firm growth, from leadership and succession planning to marketing, financial management, and technology. If you’re looking for actionable insights to build a smarter, stronger, and more sustainable law firm, you’re in the right place.

In this Episode of Red Flags with Elissa Brewster, attorney Elissa Brewster explores the critical legal risks medical spa owners face when their businesses are not properly structured. From the misconception that having a medical director is enough, to the dangers of unqualified individuals performing medical procedures, Elissa breaks down the most common mistakes med spa owners make.

She also explains the civil and criminal consequences of noncompliance, how state boards investigate, and why every med spa must work with a knowledgeable health care attorney. Whether you’re starting a new med spa or already operating one, this episode highlights the legal red flags you cannot afford to ignore.

1:00 – Common misconceptions when starting a med spa

3:20 – Risks of unqualified practitioners

6:10 – Criminal and civil penalties

8:30 – Real-world examples

11:15 – State oversight and investigations

14:00 – Importance of operating agreements

17:40 – Consequences of violations

20:00 – Steps to mitigate risk

23:15 – Final advice for med spa owners

About the Show:

Red Flags with Elissa is a podcast that explores the intricate world of med spa law. Host Zofia Morales and managing attorney Elissa Brewster provide expert insights and practical advice for med spa owners and professionals navigating the intersection of healthcare and beauty industries.

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En este episodio, Abraham Cárdenas explica qué es la certificación laboral y cómo este proceso puede llevar a una Green Card para trabajadores y sus familias en Estados Unidos. Se abordan los pasos que debe seguir un empleador, los requisitos del Departamento de Labor, cómo se determina el salario mínimo según el área, la importancia de anunciar el puesto correctamente, y los criterios que hacen a un candidato elegible. Además, se destacan errores comunes que retrasan o bloquean el proceso y la importancia de contar con asesoría profesional para asegurar la aprobación de la solicitud.

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00:00 - Introducción y propósito del episodio

02:10 - Qué es la certificación laboral y su relación con la visa EB-3

05:20 - Para quién está diseñada y tipos de trabajos aplicables

08:45 - Pasos que debe seguir una empresa para patrocinar a un trabajador

13:30 - Determinación del salario mínimo (Prevailing Wage)

16:50 - Anuncios de empleo y cumplimiento de regulaciones

20:15 - Presentación de la solicitud al Departamento de Labor (PERM)

23:40 - Proceso de inmigración tras la certificación laboral

27:10 - Requisitos del trabajador para ser candidato

30:25 - Aplicación para trabajadores dentro y fuera de EE. UU.

33:50 - Errores y problemas comunes en el proceso

37:20 - Tiempos de espera y cómo manejarlos

40:45 - Primeros pasos para empleadores y trabajadores

44:10 - Mensaje final y recomendaciones

About the Show:

Inmigración Simplificada: Consejos claros para tu futuro es un podcast conducido por el abogado Abraham Cárdenas, quien lleva más de tres décadas apoyando a inmigrantes hispanohablantes a navegar el complejo sistema migratorio de Estados Unidos. Cada episodio ofrece información clara, práctica y accesible para que las familias comprendan sus derechos, conozcan sus opciones y avancen con mayor seguridad hacia un futuro estable en el país.

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Abraham relata cómo ayudó a una empresa pequeña a certificar laboralmente a un empleado y, gracias a ello, el trabajador y su familia obtuvieron la residencia permanente. Este ejemplo demuestra que, con el proceso correcto y asesoría profesional, cualquier trabajador y su familia pueden alcanzar la Green Card, incluso si se trata de negocios medianos o pequeños, reforzando la importancia de seguir cada paso legalmente y con documentación completa.

Attorney John Marshall examines guardianships in Florida estate planning, explaining their purpose, legal process, and significant drawbacks. John details the mental health and guardianship case procedures, the role of court-appointed examining committees, and the high costs of guardianships. He highlights proactive strategies, such as powers of attorney and healthcare surrogates, to avoid court intervention, protect assets, and maintain control over personal and financial decisions.

00:00 - Show Introduction and Welcome

01:30 - Understanding Guardianships

05:00 - Mental Health Case Process

09:00 - Examining Committee Role

13:00 - Guardianship Case and Ward Protection

17:00 - Costs and Challenges of Guardianships

21:00 - Power of Attorney as an Alternative

25:00 - Healthcare Surrogate Designation

29:00 - Choosing the Right Agent

33:00 - Importance of Estate Planning

37:00 - Conclusion and Call to Action

Trust Me, It's Complicated is a podcast dedicated to simplifying estate planning, probate, and guardianship issues for Florida residents. Featuring attorney John Marshall, the show provides clear, actionable guidance on protecting assets, avoiding court intervention, and ensuring personal wishes are honored. Through expert insights, the podcast empowers listeners to navigate complex legal processes with confidence.