In this episode of People Acting Like Lawyers and Mostly Malarkey, Maryland attorneys Meg and Dee (aka Devin) set the record straight on what it really means to be a lawyer. From managing client expectations to clarifying the limits of legal representation, they dig into:
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What it means to be an advocate for your client
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The difference between legal advice and life advice
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Common misconceptions about a lawyer’s role
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Why client cooperation can make or break a case
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Stories from estate planning, immigration, and criminal defense
Whether you’ve hired an attorney, considered becoming one, or just wondered why lawyers can’t (and shouldn’t) be your therapist, this conversation blends candid insights, real-life examples, and plenty of personality.
Listen now on the Frederick Podcast Network at ListenFrederick.com.
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