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The Legal Podcast Network

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October 9, 2025 21 mins

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Linda C. Garrett breaks down the complexities of alimony and spousal support in California divorce cases. This episode covers the crucial differences between temporary and permanent support, how courts determine payment amounts, and practical advice for those navigating support negotiations without an attorney.

 

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00:07 - Introduction to alimony and spousal support concepts

00:58 - Explanation of tem...

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Episode Summary: In this episode, Sam Ivy explains how to recognize when an injury case requires legal help and why contacting a lawyer early can make all the difference. He breaks down what happens during a free consultation, what to expect after an accident, and the legal deadlines that could affect your claim. Sam also discusses how the firm supports clients and their families through every step of recovery — from hospital visit...

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In this episode of Circle of Trust, law firm growth expert Keith Dyer, founder of LEXGRO, explains why intake is one of the most critical business functions in a law firm. He breaks down the biggest mistakes firms make with intake, the importance of training intake staff, and how to build processes that consistently convert leads into clients.

Keith emphasizes that intake should be treated as a sales function, not j...

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Episode Summary: In this episode, Mark Goodman, a Nevada-based intellectual property lawyer, explains why a proper trademark clearance search is essential for entrepreneurs, inventors, and creative professionals. Many business owners rely on Google or the USPTO site alone, but Mark breaks down why a thorough professional search is necessary to protect your brand, avoid legal conflicts, and save time and money.

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In this episode, referral marketing strategist Delisi Friday explains why regular check-ins are the secret weapon for building strong referral relationships. From simple follow-ups to creative ways of staying top of mind, she shares practical tactics that help lawyers move beyond transactional asks and create lasting partnerships that generate consistent cases.

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01:45 – Why check-ins are the founda...

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Episode Summary: Child support can feel confusing and overwhelming for parents—both for those expecting to pay and those seeking support. In this episode, Ellie Sweeney explains how child support is calculated in California, what it covers, what it doesn’t, and the tools courts use to determine fair amounts. From income considerations to custody timeshares, Ellie breaks down the process in a clear and practical way while addressing...

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In this episode of Advocacy Exchange: Navigating Texas Injury Law, attorney Larry Littleton shares critical advice on what to do and what not to do immediately following a car crash. With more than 40 years of experience representing injured Texans, Larry explains how to prioritize safety, interact with police, gather evidence, and protect your rights. He also breaks down the risks of delaying medical treatment, com...

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Episode Summary: In this episode, Travis Meltzer sits down with Seline Eskandarian, a Phoenix-based violinist and vocalist who has built a thriving one-woman show under the name Esco Violin. From playing her first violin at age eleven to performing at high-profile weddings, celebrity events, and community shows across Arizona, Seline shares how passion, self-discipline, and community have shaped her career. She opens up about start...

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Episode Summary: In this episode of Obsessed with Success, Russel Morgan, founder of Morgan Legal Group, discusses the contract mindset—how founders, creatives, and professionals can use smart agreements to grow with confidence and avoid costly disputes. Drawing on his background in litigation, Russel explains why contracts must be written with clarity, specificity, and prevention in mind. He reveals the overlooked dangers of poorl...

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Attorney James Pacitti discusses strategies for safeguarding films in distribution agreements, a critical step for California filmmakers. The episode covers the structure of distribution deals, including rights, territories, and revenue splits, and warns against pitfalls like uncapped expenses, vague terms, and lack of audit or reversion rights. It emphasizes the need for reputable distributors and legal counsel to ...

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In this episode of A Peaceful Path, special education attorney Michelle Becker breaks down the complexities of Extended School Year (ESY) services. She explains what ESY is, how it differs from traditional summer school, who qualifies, and how families can advocate for their children when districts deny eligibility. Michelle highlights the importance of understanding regression, recoupment, and the legal steps paren...

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Episode Summary: In this powerful episode of Road to Recovery, renowned trial attorney Sagi Shaked about negligent hiring practices in the trucking industry. Sagi breaks down the legal implications when trucking companies hire unqualified or dangerous drivers and the devastating consequences that can result. The conversation explores what companies are legally required to check, how to prove negligence in court, and what families s...

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In this episode, Southern California personal injury attorney Lowell Steiger addresses a common but often misunderstood issue: injuries and symptoms that appear days or even weeks after an accident. Many accident victims mistakenly assume that if pain isn’t immediate, it can’t be tied to the incident. Lowell explains why that isn’t true, what types of injuries often have delayed symptoms, and how victims can still ...

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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 e...

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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 innovatio...

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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 netwo...

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Episode Summary In this episode, Keith Pedrani discusses why estate planning is a vital step for young families and how parents can protect their children and assets in case of the unexpected. Keith shares how his own experience as a father of twins shaped his passion for helping other families plan for the future. He breaks down essential documents like wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives, explaining how e...

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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.

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Episode Summary: In this episode of Empowering Workers: Federal Employees Disability and Employment Rights and Social Security Disability for All, Courtney Bolton, a Social Security Disability advocate with Pines Federal breaks down the foundation of what makes a strong Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) application from the very beginning. Courtney explains eligibility requirements, the importance of medical and work hist...

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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 ser...

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