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It is that time of the year again where Leh and Todd talk about what the undead and monsters can do about their family law problems.   To be clear, they both take what they do seriously, but this show is just for fun.  This year, they get a visit from an old favorite, Dracula.  He is having trouble seeing his grandkids because his daughter's family has gone vegan.  Following Dracula, they get a visit from Jaques Th'rippa.  He wants to get a name change because everyone thinks his name is Jack the Ripper.  Leh almost gets blasted by a Predator that is not happy he has been served with a stalking protective order from Arnold Schwarzenegger.  They wrap up the show with a letter from  Frankenstein's monster about how he can get his neck bolts (and other items) back from his ex-wife who took them at the end of the divorce.  

Commentary on some recent YouTube videos triggered today's show.  The commentator was surprised by the responses women had to a recent award of alimony to Kelly Clarkson's soon to be ex-husband.  In this show, Leh and Todd discuss alimony.  They explore how it is gender neutral as written (in Georgia, at least), but often it is not gender neutral in application.   They close out the show by discussing steps you should take make the best possible claim for alimony in light of your circumstances. If you would like a transcript of this show, you can find it on our website.     If you are enjoying the show, please take a moment to post a positive review about it.  Not sure how? You can read about it here.

Leh and Todd discuss eight simple tips to help create room for an amicable divorce.  Not all the steps are easy, but they are simple.  The steps they include: Learn how to speak “respectfully”  Give each other “space” when sharing common spaces in the home Consider alternate sleeping arrangements Respect your spouse’s safe haven Respect your spouse’s personal property (clothing, collectibles, work-related info/items, etc.) Respect the marital property When it may be time to move out of the home Stay away from Social Media If you would like a transcript of this show, you can find it on our website.     If you are enjoying the show, please take a moment to post a positive review about it.  Not sure how? You can read about it here.

Leh and Todd came across a question that had many layers.  These layers ran deeper than just the question on the surface. So, they decided to spend most of the show breaking it down.  Here is the question they tackled - How can I file for and successfully navigate the divorce process when I don't currently have income?  I am a full time college student, a senior, my husband is the sole provider. We have two special needs kids that make the situation even trickier. I don’t want him to be able to keep them overnight. He cannot handle their meds and the care they need for more than a few hours. If you would like a transcript of this show, you can find it on our website.     If you are enjoying the show, please take a moment to post a positive review about it.  Not sure how? You can read about it here.  

Leh and Todd finish up their review of the Rules of Evidence.  In particular, they focus on the exceptions to the hearsay rule.  While these rules can get complicated, they take their time to present them in an understandable way.  If you can't survive an 'objection' to your evidence, the Judge won't be able to consider it. If you would like a transcript of this show, you can find it on our website.     If you are enjoying the show, please take a moment to post a positive review about it.  Not sure how? You can read about it here.

Leh and Todd take on the rules of evidence.  More specifically, they discuss the exceptions to the hearsay rule.  Hearsay is somewhat straightforward:  It is an out of court statement that goes to the truth of the matter asserted.  What makes this simple rule complicated are all the exceptions to this rule.  In order to properly introduce your evidence in Court, you have to know these rules.  But, Leh and Todd do their best to point out the ones your will most likely encounter in a divorce case and what you need to know about them. If you would like a transcript of this show, you can find it on our website.     If you are enjoying the show, please take a moment to post a positive review about it.  Not sure how? You can read about it here.

Leh and Todd spend some valuable time explaining the rules of evidence, where they come from, why they are there, and how they can seem complicated. When you know the purpose behind the rules of evidence and how they have been developed over time, it is much easier to understand them when you try to apply them in Court. Even if you are represented by an attorney, understanding these rules will help you work with your attorney to better prepare for trial.   If you would like a transcript of this show, you can find it on at https://mtlawoffice.com/podcasts   If you are enjoying the show, please take a moment to post a positive review about it.  Not sure how? You can read about it at https://mtlawoffice.com/reviewit

In this show, Leh and Todd  discuss the four primary forms of evidence that you can present at trial. If you cannot introduce evidence in your trial, then there is a high likelihood that you will not win. If you cannot settle your case, then it is extremely important that you know what evidence you will need to win and how to introduce it into the courtroom.   The four kinds of evidence include lay witness testimony, expert witness testimony, documentary evidence, and photographic/audio/video physical evidence.   If you would like a transcript of this show, you can find it on our at www.mtlawoffice.com   If you are enjoying the show, please take a moment to post a positive review about it.  Not sure how? You can read about it at https://mtlawoffice.com/reviewit

As a follow up to the last show, Leh and Todd talk about more divorce strategies that do NOT work.  Over the years, they have seen many attempts by people to 'pull a fast one' on them.  They share what they have seen, what does not work and why.  Examples include: Blasting "your story" to others - Social Media; text messages; emails Filing a TPO with unsupported allegations  Contacting your spouse's employer to impact their employment Passively Interfering with Parenting Time Making the kids your “allies” in the coming custody dispute Shutting down and not participating in divorce process Intentionally trying to delay the divorce process Engaging in settlement discussions prematurely I will settle now and fix the terms later I have an attorney, so I am going to let them handle everything I don’t have an attorney & don’t know the system, but I am sure “it will all work out” I will just dismiss the case if things are not going well for me. If you want to get a transcript of this show, you can find it at www.divorceteamradio.com  If you are enjoying the show, please take a moment to post a positive review about it.  Not sure how? You can read about it at www.mtlawoffice.com/reviewit

Dive into the world of divorce as the hosts debunk common strategies that backfire. Discover why reducing income or hiding assets can lead to disastrous consequences. They highlight the importance of transparency in financial dealings and the risks of dishonesty. Learn how locking a spouse out of the home or serving embarrassing paperwork can complicate matters. With insights on alimony negotiations and asset ownership, this discussion emphasizes the need for a coherent and honest approach during divorce.