The Legal Podcast Network

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Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of law and justice, bringing you compelling stories, insightful interviews, and expert analysis that shed light on the intricacies of the legal system.

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The podcast currently has 913 episodes available.

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October 15, 2025Decisions When Siblings Own Property Together
Episode Summary:
When siblings inherit or co-own property, what begins as a shared legacy can quickly turn into conflict. In this episode, Tieesha explains what families should know before emotions and money get in the way. She walks through how property ownership really works, what to do when one person wants out, and how to protect your family’s relationships—and the home itself.
What You Will Learn in This Episode:
How to confirm the title on your property deed

The difference between “tenants in common” and “joint tenants with rights of survivorship”

Common causes of family disputes over shared property

What happens when one sibling wants to sell or cash out

How partition actions work—and why they’re best avoided

Legal tools to protect family property from Medicaid and probate issues

Real-life examples of families who handled co-ownership the right (and wrong) way

Key Timestamps:
00:00 – 02:00 Why shared ownership between siblings often causes family conflict
02:01 – 03:30 Understanding how your deed is titled and why it matters
03:31 – 04:30 Responsibilities, rent, and upkeep—how to keep things fair
04:31 – 05:30 What happens when one sibling wants to sell their share
05:31 – 06:00 How partition actions can destroy relationships
06:01 – 06:45 Medicaid, long-term care, and estate planning concerns
06:46 – 07:04 Final advice on protecting family property and maintaining peace
Show Description:
In this episode, Tieesha breaks down what really happens when siblings inherit a house together. From how to title the deed to handling disagreements, she shares practical ways families can protect both their property and their peace. You’ll also hear real stories of families who avoided years of fighting by planning ahead.
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8min
October 15, 2025Decisions When Siblings Own Property Together
Episode Summary:
When siblings inherit or co-own property, what begins as a shared legacy can quickly turn into conflict. In this episode, Tieesha explains what families should know before emotions and money get in the way. She walks through how property ownership really works, what to do when one person wants out, and how to protect your family’s relationships—and the home itself.
What You Will Learn in This Episode:
How to confirm the title on your property deed

The difference between “tenants in common” and “joint tenants with rights of survivorship”

Common causes of family disputes over shared property

What happens when one sibling wants to sell or cash out

How partition actions work—and why they’re best avoided

Legal tools to protect family property from Medicaid and probate issues

Real-life examples of families who handled co-ownership the right (and wrong) way

Key Timestamps:
00:00 – 02:00 Why shared ownership between siblings often causes family conflict
02:01 – 03:30 Understanding how your deed is titled and why it matters
03:31 – 04:30 Responsibilities, rent, and upkeep—how to keep things fair
04:31 – 05:30 What happens when one sibling wants to sell their share
05:31 – 06:00 How partition actions can destroy relationships
06:01 – 06:45 Medicaid, long-term care, and estate planning concerns
06:46 – 07:04 Final advice on protecting family property and maintaining peace
Show Description:
In this episode, Tieesha breaks down what really happens when siblings inherit a house together. From how to title the deed to handling disagreements, she shares practical ways families can protect both their property and their peace. You’ll also hear real stories of families who avoided years of fighting by planning ahead.
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8min
October 15, 2025 Faith, Freedom, and Family Law: How the Constitution Shapes Marriage in Michigan
Episode Summary
In this episode, attorney Kristina Lyke, founder of Like Law, PLLC, explores how constitutional law and family law intersect in Michigan. From the importance of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements to understanding constitutional protections like the First Amendment and the Full Faith and Credit Clause, Kristina provides clear, real-world examples of how these laws affect families.
She also shares her office’s ongoing commitment to veterans through a July initiative that honors service members and their families with special recognition and gifts. With nearly two decades of experience, Kristina explains why preparation, fairness, and constitutional awareness are essential in family law matters.
Whether you’re considering a prenup, facing a divorce, or simply want to better understand how constitutional rights impact everyday family law issues, this episode provides valuable guidance from a seasoned Michigan attorney.
Key Timestamps
0:00 – Introduction: Attorney Kristina Lyke joins the discussion with her legal assistant, Delaney.
1:00 – July veteran appreciation initiative: How Like Law is honoring veterans and their families.
3:00 – The role of constitutional law in family law cases: Why attorneys must uphold state and federal constitutions.
4:30 – Postnuptial agreements in Michigan: When they are valid and how the Constitution can make them enforceable.
7:30 – Case example: Using the Full Faith and Credit Clause: How Kristina successfully secured a favorable outcome for her client.
9:00 – Prenuptial agreements: Why they are valid, what circumstances can change enforceability, and why every couple should consider one.
12:00 – Spousal support considerations: The importance of clarifying modifiable vs. non-modifiable terms.
13:00 – Ethical concerns with both parties using one attorney: Why independent legal counsel is strongly recommended.
14:00 – Final advice: Why prenups and postnups provide essential protection, and why custody arrangements cannot be included.

About the Show
The Legal Beagle is a podcast dedicated to empowering individuals with practical legal insights on family law, criminal defense, and child safety. Featuring attorney Kristina Lyke, the show provides expert guidance on navigating complex legal issues, from protecting children’s privacy to understanding parental rights. Through real-world examples and actionable advice, the podcast equips listeners to make informed decisions and safeguard what matters most.
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17min
October 14, 2025 Falling Debris, Excavators & Trench Collapses – Who’s Liable for Dangerous Construction Accidents?
Episode Summary
In this episode of Trial Talk, Veteran New York trial attorney Michael Joseph continues their discussion on the dangers of construction sites—this time focusing on accidents caused by falling debris, trench collapses, and heavy machinery like excavators. Michael breaks down Labor Law 240 and 241(6), explains how legal responsibility is assigned, and shares what families need to know when wrongful death claims arise from fatal job site incidents. If you or someone you know has been injured on a construction site, this episode is a must-listen.
Key Timestamps
00:01 – Show Introduction
01:08 – What to Know About Falling Debris on Construction Sites
02:25 – Understanding New York Labor Law 240
04:35 – Gravity-Related Injuries: Scaffolds, Nets & Harnesses
07:18 – What Labor Law 240 Covers (and What It Doesn’t)
09:20 – When Does Labor Law 241(6) Apply?
11:34 – Excavator Accidents and Operator Safety Violations
14:00 – Trench Collapses and Inadequate Shoring
16:12 – Entering and Exiting Trenches: Elevation Hazards
18:02 – Can You Sue Your Employer After a Job Site Injury?
20:08 – Proving Labor Law Violations After an Accident
22:05 – What Happens If a Worker Dies on the Job? Wrongful Death Lawsuits Explained
24:57 – How Long Does a Wrongful Death Case Take?
27:40 – First Steps for Injured Workers and Families
30:10 – Why Timing Matters: Notice Requirements and Statutes of Limitation
About The Show
Trial Talk with Michael Joseph features expert insights from veteran New York trial attorney Michael Joseph. The show is dedicated to helping New Yorkers understand their legal rights after serious accidents—especially in high-risk industries like construction.
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18min
October 14, 2025 Spoiler Alert: You Law Practice is a Business
Episode Summary:
In this episode of Off the Clock, co-hosts Gwen Griggs and Whitney Harper dive into the essential mindset shift every lawyer needs: treating your law practice as a business. They explore why profitability matters, how to apply proven business principles, and the importance of CEO time for lawyers. From debunking the stigma around law firm profits to leveraging tools like Profit First and lean startup methods, Gwen and Whitney share actionable strategies to build a law practice that is sustainable, profitable, and fulfilling.
Key Timestamps:
00:01 – Show introduction and the purpose of Off the Clock
01:00 – Why your law practice is a business, not just a profession
03:22 – Lessons lawyers can learn from traditional business models
05:40 – The difference between revenue and profit in law firms
08:12 – Why “Profit First” is a must-read for lawyers
10:05 – Revenue vs. profit: real-world examples from high-growth companies
12:14 – Why profit feeds your family, not just your ego
16:00 – Avoiding shiny object syndrome and shallow strategies
14:20 – Redesigning your law practice as a business “machine”
18:30 – Using the issues list and strategic priorities (aka “bricks”)
21:00 – The importance of quarterly scorecards and accountability
24:15 – Iterating and improving your firm’s systems over time
27:00 – The value of accountability partners and peer support
30:40 – Why hitting 80% of your goals is success, not failure
33:10 – Practical advice: carving out CEO time to grow your firm
36:00 – Closing thoughts and invitation to the ADVOS Pro Path to Promance
About the Show:
Off the Clock is the podcast for lawyers and law firm owners ready to break free from the billable hour and design a profitable, joyful, client-loving practice that loves you back. Hosted by Gwen Griggs and Whitney Harper, co-founders of ADVOS Pro, each episode delivers strategies, stories, and bold steps to help you stop surviving and start thriving—on your own terms.
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25min
October 14, 2025 How to Help Your Parents Without Jeopardizing Their Medicaid Eligibility
Episode Summary
Antony Turbeville explores how adult children can financially support their aging parents without risking their Medicaid eligibility for long-term care in Florida. In this episode, Tony explains the difference between direct payments and vendor payments, the complications of joint accounts, and the critical role of documentation in maintaining eligibility. He highlights the importance of seeking competent counsel to navigate Medicaid rules ethically, ensuring parents’ care needs are met while protecting family finances.
Key Timestamps
00:00 - Show Introduction and Welcome
01:30 - Impact of Financial Support on Medicaid Eligibility
05:00 - Vendor Payments and Their Safety
09:00 - Complications of Joint Accounts
13:00 - Importance of Proper Documentation
17:00 - Role of Medicaid Planning Experts
21:00 - Navigating Mortgage and Tax Payments
25:00 - Familial Responsibility Rules in Florida
29:00 - Financial Impact on Children’s Future
33:00 - Strategies to Maximize Asset Protection
37:00 - Importance of Pre-Application Counsel
41:00 - Conclusion and Call to Action
About the Show
Medicaid Mastery is a podcast dedicated to simplifying long-term care Medicaid planning for Florida residents. Featuring Antony Turbeville, the show provides clear, actionable guidance on navigating Medicaid rules, protecting assets, and ensuring financial security for aging parents. Through expert insights, the podcast empowers listeners to make informed decisions and avoid costly mistakes in long-term care planning.
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16min
October 14, 2025 Federal Sentencing Guidelines Explained: How They Work and What Impacts Your Sentence
Episode Summary:
Criminal defense attorney Robert M. Helfend explains the federal sentencing guidelines, mandatory minimums, downward departures, and the strategic role of cooperation with federal authorities. Drawing on over 40 years of experience defending clients across the U.S., Helfend provides essential guidance for anyone facing federal charges.
Key Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
01:45 – How Guidelines Work
05:00 – Probation Officer Interview
07:30 – Mandatory Minimums
10:00 – Cooperation With the Government (5K1 Motions)
15:00 – Government Evaluation of Cooperation
18:30 – Conclusion & Advice

About the Show:
Criminal Law Unfiltered is hosted by Los Angeles criminal defense attorney Robert M. Helfend, founder of Helfend Law Group. With decades of courtroom experience in serious state and federal cases, Robert provides unfiltered insights into how the justice system really works. Each episode sheds light on the realities of criminal defense, separating TV fiction from the truth inside the courtroom.
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20min
October 14, 2025The Most Common Ways Insurance Companies Act in Bad Faith After a Claim
Episode Summary
In this episode of Strategic Justice in Action, David Senoff breaks down the complex issue of insurance bad faith. With nearly three decades of experience in appellate advocacy, insurance disputes, and public policy litigation, David explains what legally constitutes bad faith, the tactics insurers use, and what remedies policyholders can pursue when an insurer acts unreasonably.
What You Will Learn in This Episode
The legal definition of insurance bad faith

Common tactics insurers use to delay or deny claims

How excessive paperwork requests and lowball offers may signal bad faith

What remedies are available to policyholders under Pennsylvania law

The role of punitive damages in deterring insurer misconduct

How bad faith impacts not just individuals but unions, health funds, and large employers

When trial lawyers should bring in specialized bad faith counsel

Key Timestamps
00:01:00 – What insurance bad faith really means
00:02:30 – Common denial tactics and warning signs to watch for
00:05:00 – Pennsylvania’s statute protecting policyholders and available remedies
00:07:30 – Understanding punitive damages and how they’re calculated
00:10:00 – How low settlement offers can signal insurer bad faith
00:12:00 – The broader impact of bad faith on unions, health funds, and institutions
00:14:00 – When trial lawyers should involve bad faith counsel
00:15:00 – Practical advice for policyholders suspecting bad faith

About The Show
Strategic Justice in Action is a podcast that explores how litigation and appeals shape justice, public policy, and everyday lives. Hosted by appellate attorney David Senoff, Founder of First Law Strategy Group, the show highlights high-stakes cases in insurance bad faith, class actions, campaign and election law, and systemic litigation against corporate or government misconduct. Each episode breaks down complex legal strategies into clear insights—helping attorneys, institutions, and the public understand not only how cases are won, but how they change the law itself.
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18min
October 13, 2025You’ve Been Hurt in a Car Accident. What Do You Do Now?
Episode Summary:
In this first episode, Mary shares what every driver should know after being involved in a car accident. With over 40 years of experience handling personal injury and workers’ compensation cases, she breaks down what to do at the scene, how to document evidence, when to call the police, and why you should think twice before speaking with an insurance company. Whether the crash is minor or serious, this episode gives you the exact steps to protect your health, your rights, and your claim.

What You Will Learn in This Episode:
The first actions to take immediately after a crash

Why it’s important to document evidence and call the police

When to seek medical care (even if you feel fine)

What to do if you don’t have health insurance

Why you should avoid giving statements to insurance adjusters

The biggest mistake people make after an accident—and how to avoid it

Key Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction to the episode and Mary’s background
02:30 – What to do right after a car accident
05:00 – Why calling the police and filing a report matters
07:45 – How to handle serious accidents if you’re taken to the hospital
09:00 – When and where to get medical care
10:30 – Talking to insurance companies—what to avoid
11:30 – The biggest mistake people make after a crash

Show Description:
When a car accident happens, panic can take over. In this episode, Mary explains how to stay calm, protect yourself, and make smart decisions in those crucial first moments. From gathering evidence to dealing with insurance companies, she covers the real-world steps that can make or break your case.
If you’ve been in an accident in Colorado, don’t guess your way through it—know your rights and get professional help. Visit maryewinglaw.com to learn more.
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13min
October 13, 2025 Fianzas y Detención: Cómo Salir de la Custodia de Inmigración
Episode Summary:
En este episodio, Abraham Cárdenas explica qué sucede cuando un familiar es detenido por inmigración y cómo las familias pueden actuar para buscar su liberación. Se abordan los tipos de detención, la elegibilidad para fianzas, los pasos que sigue un abogado para presentar una moción de fianza, cómo se determina el monto por parte del juez o del oficial de inmigración, y qué documentación ayuda a convencer al juez. Además, se destacan situaciones en las que no es posible obtener fianza y la importancia de contar con asesoría profesional para manejar correctamente cada caso.
Chapters
00:00 - Introducción a la Detención de Inmigración
02:50 - Proceso de Liberación y Fianzas
06:03 - Determinación de Elegibilidad para Fianza
09:05 - Documentación y Pruebas para la Fianza
11:59 - Audiencias de Fianza y Expectativas
14:46 - Consejos Finales para Familias en Crisis

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.
Success Story Highlight:
Abraham explica cómo, a través de la presentación de mociones de fianza correctamente documentadas, muchas personas detenidas han logrado ser liberadas mientras sus casos continúan en proceso. Esto demuestra la importancia de actuar rápido, reunir evidencia completa y trabajar con profesionales que conocen las leyes migratorias, evitando errores que podrían cerrar la puerta a la liberación y generando tranquilidad para las familias.
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19min

FAQs about The Legal Podcast Network:

How many episodes does The Legal Podcast Network have?

The podcast currently has 913 episodes available.