In this episode, Ted Morgan breaks down the most common — and dangerous — myths people believe after being charged with DUI. From Miranda rights to “I passed the test” and “it’s my first time,” Ted explains why these misconceptions can cost you your case. He also covers how DUI convictions affect your license, your career, and what service members at Fort Benning need to know if they’re arrested.

00:00 – The most common DUI myths and why they matter

DUI Law Real Talk with Ted Morgan helps Georgia drivers understand their rights, avoid costly mistakes, and make smart decisions after a DUI arrest. With over 30 years of courtroom experience, Attorney Ted Morgan shares real insights, legal truths, and proven strategies to protect your record, license, and livelihood.

In this episode of Your Rights, Your Voice: Family Law Clarity, Ellie Sweeney, a California family law attorney serving Los Angeles and Ventura counties, breaks down everything you need to know about restraining orders in family court.

She explains the difference between civil and criminal restraining orders, when they’re appropriate, and what evidence the courts look for. Ellie also discusses how restraining orders impact custody arrangements and what to do if you feel unsafe at home.

Whether you’re dealing with domestic violence, harassment, or emotional abuse, this episode provides clarity on how to seek protection and understand your legal options.

00:00 – What a restraining order is and who it protects

Your Rights, Your Voice: Family Law Clarity is hosted by Ellie Sweeney, a California family law attorney who helps clients navigate divorce, custody, child support, and protective order cases. Each episode offers practical guidance to help individuals protect their families, understand their rights, and move forward with confidence.

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In this insightful episode, host Jon Clemence and family law attorney Hollie Lemkin discuss strategies for parallel parenting with narcissistic co-parents. They explore the differences between co-parenting and parallel parenting, legal tools for creating boundaries, and effective communication strategies when dealing with narcissistic personalities in custody situations.

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00:10 - Introduction and episode overview

01:10 - Defining parallel parenting vs. co-parenting

02:34 - How narcissistic behavior manifests in custody battles

04:19 - Legal tools and mediation strategies

07:13 - Identifying narcissistic tendencies in custody cases

11:15 - Communication strategies in high-conflict situations

13:01 - Crafting effective custody agreements

14:58 - Mindset shifts for dealing with difficult co-parents

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The Lemkin Law Podcast provides real talk on divorce and family law matters. Hosted by Jon Clemence, featuring Hollie Lemkin, a family law attorney and fierce defender of protective parents. The show offers clarity, truth, and practical advice for those navigating high-conflict divorces, custody battles, and complex family law situations.

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00:45 – How Kicks by Kenna began during the pandemic.

The Valley’s Voice: Arizona Lives Legal Truths is a legal podcast hosted by Kevin Rosenquist and featuring attorney Travis Meltzer of Valley Injury Law. Each episode delivers expert insight into personal injury law in Arizona, empowering listeners with the information they need to protect their health, rights, and recovery after an accident.

In this episode, Attorney Brian Loughrin explains why falling behind on payroll taxes is one of the most serious tax issues a business can face. He breaks down what payroll tax debt really is, why the IRS takes it so seriously, and how quickly they act when payments go unpaid. Brian also covers the trust fund recovery penalty—how it can make business owners personally and even criminally liable—and outlines real solutions for resolving payroll tax debt before it leads to enforcement action.

00:00 – Understanding payroll tax debt and why it matters to the IRS

The IRS Debt and Audit Podcast provides practical legal insights for business owners and self-employed professionals dealing with serious IRS tax issues. Hosted by Attorney Brian Loughrin, each episode helps listeners understand how to resolve tax debt, handle audits, and protect their businesses from IRS enforcement.

In this episode of Obsessed with Success, Russel Morgan shares what it really takes to move beyond chasing volume and start attracting high-value clients. From mindset shifts to building authority, creating strong networks, and delivering exceptional service, Russel explains how to grow a law firm—or any business—by focusing on quality over quantity.

01:00 – Shifting from chasing volume to cultivating high-value clients

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Obsessed with Success is a podcast dedicated to empowering business owners, legal professionals, and families to achieve lasting success through strategic planning. Russel Morgan, principal attorney and founder of Morgan Legal Group, the show provides actionable insights into estate planning, wealth preservation, and business growth. With expert advice and real-world examples, Obsessed with Success guides listeners toward building sustainable legacies and thriving practices.

In this episode of Road to Recovery, Sagi Shaked addresses one of the most sensitive and serious topics in personal injury law: trucking accidents that involve school buses or children in school zones. He explains the special laws that exist to protect children, who can be held liable when tragedy strikes, and why cases involving kids are handled with heightened urgency and care.

01:00 – Laws designed to protect children in school zones and bus stops

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Road to Recovery delivers expert insights on trucking accident litigation with Sagi Shaked, ranked among America's Top 100 Trial Lawyers. The show provides valuable information for understanding complex personal injury cases and securing justice for accident victims.

In this compelling episode, James Hopkins shares his decades of experience as a leading New York criminal defense lawyer. From handling high-stakes cases to navigating the human side of justice, James opens up about the realities of defending the accused, the vital role of trust, and the challenges facing today’s criminal justice system. He also reflects on memorable cases, the evolution of forensic law, and his approach to client advocacy and integrity in the courtroom.

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Reasonable Doubt explores the realities of criminal defense through the eyes of seasoned legal professionals. Each episode features in-depth conversations with top defense lawyers sharing real-world stories, lessons from landmark cases, and insights into the justice system.

In this episode of Defending the Windy City, criminal defense attorney David Drwencke, founding partner of DRD Law, continues his three-part series inspired by Simon Sinek’s Golden Circle. After exploring his “why” in Episode 18, David now reveals the “how”—the practical strategies, tools, and values that drive his courtroom success.

From leveraging cutting-edge technology and AI to maintaining client trust through communication and empathy, David explains how DRD Law blends innovation with personal dedication to deliver results. He shares how cases are analyzed, how defenses are built, and how outcomes are pursued with precision and purpose.

Whether fighting in trial, negotiating a reduced charge, or guiding clients through the most difficult times of their lives, David shows exactly how his firm stands apart in the criminal defense field.

0:45 – How technology fuels modern criminal defense

Defending the Windy City with attorney David Drwencke takes listeners inside the courtroom battles and legal strategies shaping criminal defense in Chicago and beyond. With years of experience as a judicial law clerk and criminal defense attorney, David shares real-world insight into protecting defendants’ rights, exposing flaws in prosecutions, and fighting for fairness in the justice system.

In this episode, Courtney Bolton, a Social Security Disability Advocate at Pines Federal, to explain what to do after receiving an SSDI denial letter. Courtney walks through the full appeal process—from reconsideration to hearings before an administrative law judge—and shares practical advice on how to strengthen your appeal, submit new medical evidence, and stay patient through the process.

00:00 – What to do first after getting a denial letter

Empowering Workers helps federal employees and individuals nationwide understand their rights in employment, disability, and Social Security law. Each episode offers practical legal insight to help workers protect their benefits, appeal denials, and navigate the legal process with confidence.