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Episodes

Friday Jan 23, 2026
Friday Jan 23, 2026
Episode Summary:In this episode, Alix Claps, a certified matrimonial law attorney, delves into the intricate details of domestic violence laws in New Jersey. From defining domestic violence to explaining the process of obtaining protection orders, Alix sheds light on crucial aspects that can help keep families safe and informed.
Key Timestamps:00:00 – Introduction01:30 – Defining domestic violence in New Jersey04:15 – Legal steps to protect individuals in fear for their safety07:20 – Differentiating temporary restraining orders from final restraining orders10:45 – Types of behaviors and evidence supporting restraining orders14:30 – Issuance and evidential standards for temporary restraining orders17:50 – Impact of restraining orders on custody and parenting time20:10 – Duration and process of final restraining order hearings23:45 – Addressing false accusations of domestic violence26:00 – Community and court resources available for victims in New Jersey28:40 – Safest ways to seek legal help in dangerous situations
About the Show:*For Better or For Court Family Law and New Jersey* is a podcast series dedicated to providing valuable insights and guidance on family law matters in New Jersey. Join Alix Claps as she navigates through various legal topics with clarity and expertise to empower individuals facing challenging family situations.

Friday Jan 23, 2026
Friday Jan 23, 2026
Episode Summary:
In this episode of the Arizona Family Law Podcast, attorney Scott Stewart discusses the most common mistakes people make during divorce proceedings and provides valuable insights on how to avoid them. From weaponizing children to hiding assets, Scott offers practical advice for navigating the emotional complexities of divorce with clarity and strategy.
Key Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
01:15 – Weaponizing children during divorce
02:30 – Risks of hiding assets
04:10 – Importance of not fighting out of spite
05:45 – Impact of emotional decisions in family law cases
07:20 – Social media pitfalls in divorce proceedings
09:00 – Communication strategies with ex-partners
10:30 – Consequences of missing court orders and deadlines
12:00 – Benefits of seeking legal representation in divorce cases
13:45 – Achieving better outcomes through emotional control and negotiation
About the Show:
Arizona Family Law Podcast is a resource for individuals navigating divorce and custody matters in Arizona. Hosted by attorney Scott Stewart of Arizona Law Group, the podcast offers expert guidance and practical tips for achieving favorable outcomes in family law disputes.

Thursday Jan 22, 2026
Thursday Jan 22, 2026
Episode Summary:
In this episode of *Securing Your Brand*, trademark attorneys Holly McFall and Melissa Jeda discuss the significant changes implemented by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) in 2025. They delve into the new website, increased fees, revised procedures, and emerging scam risks affecting small businesses. The episode provides valuable insights for entrepreneurs looking to file trademarks or safeguard their brands amidst these regulatory shifts.
Key Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
01:45 – Fee changes and surcharges
04:30 – Maintenance fees and strategic considerations
06:15 – Filing internationally and cost-saving strategies
08:20 – Updates in the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) procedures
10:10 – Addressing genericness and descriptiveness in trademarks
12:00 – Rising scams and impersonations targeting trademark holders
About the Show:
*Securing Your Brand* is a podcast hosted by trademark attorneys Holly McFall and Melissa Jeda, providing actionable insights and guidance for entrepreneurs navigating the legal landscape of trademarks and brand protection. With a focus on simplifying complex legal concepts, the show aims to empower small businesses to secure and defend their intellectual property effectively.

Thursday Jan 22, 2026
Thursday Jan 22, 2026
Episode Summary: In this episode, renowned productivity coach Craig Ballantyne shares insights on maintaining mental health and avoiding burnout in high-stress environments. He emphasizes the importance of finding outlets to manage stress and anxiety, comparing it to solving a jigsaw puzzle to maintain sanity during demanding times.
Key Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
01:30 – Finding outlets for stress and anxiety
03:45 – Importance of maintaining mental health in high-stress environments
06:20 – The analogy of solving a jigsaw puzzle for stress management
09:15 – Strategies for young lawyers to avoid burnout
11:45 – Maintaining core values and vision during challenging times
15:10 – The Stockdale Paradex for survival and success
18:30 – Overcoming perfectionist mindset in a demanding field
21:00 – Shifting mindset from employee to successful entrepreneur
24:15 – Importance of structure and routine for entrepreneurs
27:30 – Applying pro athlete mentality to work-life balance
30:00 – Balancing work and personal health for optimal performance
About the Show:
*The Millennial Lawyer Podcast* explores the intersection of law, entrepreneurship, wellness, and building a fulfilling career in today's fast-paced world. Join us as we delve into practical insights for professionals navigating demanding fields.

Thursday Jan 22, 2026
Thursday Jan 22, 2026
Episode Summary:
In this episode of *Just Results Inside Criminal Defense*, Gary Medlin, a seasoned criminal defense attorney, delves into the critical decision-making process clients face when choosing between fighting a case in court or resolving it through a plea bargain. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the risks involved, evaluating evidence meticulously, and weighing the potential outcomes of trials versus plea bargains.
Key Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
01:20 – Differentiating between taking a plea and going to trial
03:45 – Evaluating evidence and constitutional issues
06:10 – Challenging evidence and legal strategies
08:30 – Client’s right to make decisions in criminal cases
10:15 – Concerns about trial potentially worsening the situation
12:00 – Cases that benefit from being fought in court
14:30 – Signs indicating a plea agreement might be suitable
16:45 – Leveraging thorough case preparation for better outcomes
19:00 – Behind-the-scenes steps to ensure trial readiness
21:20 – Balancing legal strategy with personal implications for clients
23:40 – Impact of trial preparedness on securing favorable outcomes
25:30 – Conclusion and podcast information
About the Show:
*Just Results Inside Criminal Defense* provides valuable insights into the intricate world of criminal defense law, offering expert guidance and analysis on navigating legal challenges effectively. With over 42 years of experience, Gary Medlin and his team at the Medlin Law Firm are dedicated to achieving just results for their clients in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Thursday Jan 22, 2026
Thursday Jan 22, 2026
Episode Summary:In this episode of *Driven by Justice*, attorneys Bryan Brody and Alex Cornwell delve into the intricacies of the Missouri lemon law. They discuss the types of vehicles and vehicle problems covered, the process involved, and crucial insights on when to seek legal assistance. Whether it's understanding state versus federal lemon laws or navigating manufacturer responsibilities, this episode offers invaluable guidance for anyone dealing with lemon law issues.
Key Timestamps:00:00 – Introduction01:15 – Coverage under Missouri lemon law03:30 – Unique aspects of Missouri's lemon law06:45 – Manufacturer responsibilities and common tactics10:20 – Proving a lemon law claim with evidence14:00 – Attorney fee recovery and fee shifting provisions
About the Show:*Driven by Justice* is Missouri's Consumer Law Show featuring attorneys Bryan Brody and Alex Cornwell from Brody & Cornwell. Based in St. Louis, these trial-tested lawyers specialize in consumer protection cases, fighting for individuals wronged by dishonest dealers, lenders, and debt collectors. With a focus on auto fraud, lemon law, and debt collection, Bryan and Alex provide expert legal counsel and representation to clients across Missouri.

Thursday Jan 22, 2026
Thursday Jan 22, 2026
Episode Summary: In this episode of ALP Corner, family law in the heart of Houston, attorney Allecia Pottinger delves into the common issue of spouses hiding money during divorce proceedings. She discusses the signs of financial deception, the tools available under Texas law to uncover hidden assets, legal consequences for concealing assets, and the role of forensic accountants in tracing hidden funds.
Key Timestamps:00:00 – Introduction01:30 – Signs of financial deception03:15 – Commonality of financial deception in divorces05:10 – Tools available under Texas law07:45 – Legal consequences for hiding assets09:20 – Role of forensic accountants11:05 – Tracing hidden assets through multiple accounts13:40 – Challenges with cryptocurrency and family businesses16:25 – Recovering hidden assets and obtaining financial information18:30 – Importance of proactive financial discovery
About the Show:ALP Corner, family law in the heart of Houston, hosted by attorney Allecia Pottinger, provides expert insights on navigating family law matters in Texas. With over 25 years of experience, Allecia helps individuals safeguard their families and financial futures through divorce, custody battles, and property disputes.

Thursday Jan 22, 2026
Thursday Jan 22, 2026
Episode Summary:
In this episode, Ryan Kimler delves into the importance of using financial data effectively to drive decisions, accountability, and growth within law firms. He highlights the common disconnect between having data and actually utilizing it to make informed business decisions. Ryan emphasizes the significance of narrowing down key data points, analyzing them regularly, and taking actionable steps based on the insights gained.
Key Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
01:30 – Disconnect between having data and using it effectively
03:15 – Importance of using financial data to steer day-to-day decisions
05:20 – Starting point for firms to move from information to action
07:45 – Pitfalls of analyzing too much data without taking action
09:10 – Choosing relevant data points based on firm goals
11:25 – Frequency of reviewing key metrics for law firm owners
13:00 – Focus areas during metric check-ins to drive business progress
15:30 – Making financial data digestible for non-numbers people
17:40 – Encouraging accountability without creating tension within the team
19:15 – Timeline for habits to impact profit and cash flow numbers
21:00 – Avoiding data overwhelm by focusing on targeted metrics
About the Show:
*The Legal CFO* is dedicated to providing law firm owners with practical strategies to enhance financial clarity, profitability, and operational efficiency. With a focus on leveraging data for informed decision-making, the show aims to empower legal professionals to run their firms smarter, achieve financial growth, and scale with confidence.

Thursday Jan 22, 2026
Thursday Jan 22, 2026
Episode Summary:In this episode, Stacy Beaulieu-Fawcett discusses the unique challenges that arise in divorce cases involving children with autism or special needs. Joined by Jamie Bassos from Bassos Consulting, a board-certified behavior analyst, they delve into the complexities of understanding and meeting the needs of these children in family law cases.
Key Timestamps:00:00 – Introduction01:30 – Jamie Bassos introduces herself and Bassos Consulting04:15 – Jamie's journey into specializing in autism and behavior disorders07:45 – Impact of applied behavior analysis on children with autism10:20 – Importance of understanding children's needs in custody situations13:45 – Addressing transitions between homes for children with special needs16:30 – Collaborative approach in supporting families and children19:10 – Jamie's role in conducting functional behavioral assessments22:00 – Providing clear and understandable recommendations for court proceedings
About the Show:*Florida's Wealthy Divorces, Complex Cases, Expert Advice* is a podcast that delves into the intricacies of family law cases involving high net worth individuals, complex assets, and specialized needs. Join Stacy Beaulieu-Fawcett and expert guests as they navigate the challenges and solutions in these legal matters.

Thursday Jan 22, 2026
Thursday Jan 22, 2026
Episode Summary:
In this episode of the *Low Law Podcast, Justice in West Texas*, attorney Tara Gilmore-Low delves into the complexities of truck and commercial vehicle crashes, highlighting the significant differences and challenges they pose compared to regular car accidents. Tara emphasizes the crucial aspects of size and weight disparities, the importance of not engaging with insurance adjusters without legal counsel, and the significance of preserving early evidence for building a strong case.
Key Timestamps:
- 00:00 – Introduction
- 01:30 – Size and weight disparities in truck crashes
- 03:15 – Handling communication with trucking company adjusters
- 05:10 – Steps to preserve evidence after a crash
- 07:25 – Importance of video evidence in truck accident cases
- 09:00 – Impact of trucking company ownership and driver liability
- 11:20 – Identifying liable parties in commercial vehicle accidents
- 13:45 – Complexity of truck accident litigation and settlements
About the Show:
The *Low Law Podcast, Justice in West Texas*, hosted by attorney Tara Gilmore-Low, offers valuable insights and legal expertise for individuals dealing with personal injury cases in the West Texas region. With over 20 years of experience, Tara and her team at the Low Law firm provide dedicated support to clients facing challenging legal situations.








