Episode Summary: In this episode of For Better or For Court: Family Law in New Jersey, attorney Alix Claps, a certified matrimonial law attorney and partner at Heymann & Fletcher, breaks down one of the most emotional and complex parts of divorce — deciding what happens to the marital home. She explains how courts evaluate ownership, equity, and financial feasibility, and why factors like children, mortgages, and timing all play a major role. Alix also discusses buyouts, refinancing challenges,

Episode Summary: In this episode of The Family Law Frontline, Attorney Fedor Kozlov breaks down what really happens when you want to appeal a family court ruling in Illinois. He explains when appeals are possible, common procedural mistakes that can ruin your case, and what it takes to win on appeal. Fedor also shares a real case update involving DCFS allegations and offers practical advice for parents, spouses, and anyone navigating the complex family court system. Key Timestamps: 00:00 – Fedor

Episode Summary: In this episode of The Millennial Lawyer Podcast, New York litigation attorney Mark Shirian explains what happens when the city itself is responsible for your injury. From filing a notice of claim to understanding who maintains sidewalks, roads, and public spaces, Mark breaks down the steps, timelines, and challenges of suing a municipality. He also shares insights on gathering evidence, dealing with the city’s defenses, and how time limits can affect your case. Key

It’s the spookiest time of the year - when even the toughest tradies get a few chills down their spine.From the Celtic roots of Samhain to Mexico’s Day of the Dead, we’re marking Halloween the Fix Radio way: with your ghost stories from the job!We asked you to share the creepiest things you’ve seen (or thought you saw) on-site - those eerie footsteps, flickering shadows, and haunted half-built houses that make you want to grab your tools and leg it.Tune in… if you dare.Catch Clive On Fix Radio

Episode Summary: In this episode of Real Talk Family Law, Maryland family law attorney Richard Lebovitz explains how divorce by mutual consent provides couples with an efficient, low-conflict alternative to traditional litigation. With over 30 years of experience, Richard details the requirements, process, and advantages of mutual consent divorce, including how it allows spouses to resolve issues privately and avoid prolonged court battles. He also highlights common mistakes that derail agreements

The Philadelphia job market in late 2025 continues to show resilience and complexity amid economic challenges and ongoing transformation. The city hosts more than 147,000 active job postings, with positions ranging from essential entry-level roles to specialized professional opportunities, as reported by Indeed. The employment landscape is supported by major employers such as Comcast, the University of Pennsylvania, Jefferson Health, and several federal agencies, while the public sector remains a

The New York City job market in late 2025 remains one of the most dynamic and diverse in the nation, shaped by robust financial, tech, healthcare, education, and media sectors. According to ZipRecruiter, the average annual salary is $154,317, with top earners approaching $210,601. Wage distribution reveals a solid middle layer, but opportunities for wage advancement are somewhat limited, and New York ranks 50th nationally for median salary growth. The city’s minimum wage rose to $16.50 per hour in

Dana relocated 1300 kilometres from Central Otago to Hawke's Bay specifically for this veterinary nursing position at VetsOne. In this episode:Why she moved 800+ miles for a nursing role—and what it took to build a new life knowing only 3-4 peopleCorporate vs. privately owned clinics: "You feel more like a family member rather than just a number"Weekly role rotations that pair nurses with different vets daily—creating variety for everyoneThe Lincoln programme: Learning to navigate

After a brief hiatus, we're back with a fast-paced download of the latest happenings in retail, brand news, and industry trends. Temu Controversy: Discussion on Temu's ongoing issues with product and image copying, the impact on small brands, and new takedown processes.Reebok x F45 Partnership: Insights into Reebok's new global partnership with F45 Training, and reflections on the brand's position in the sportswear market.Sneaker Wars Documentary: A recommendation for the Disney+ documentary ...

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You love being a nurse—but lately, something feels off. Maybe your nursing job isn’t giving you the same sense of purpose it once did. In this episode, Bonnie explores why passion for nursing alone isn’t always enough to keep you fulfilled in your career—and what you can do to bring meaning, clarity, and direction back into your professional life. She shares how to evaluate your current nursing role through the lens of your strengths and values, plus practical ways to take your next step with...

Send us a text The ground just shifted for UK mortgages, and the ripple effects will hit every broker-client relationship. The FCA has removed the automatic “advice trigger,” allowing consumers to receive personalised information and still choose execution-only—if they actively opt out of suitability protections. That sounds like frictionless choice, but it also raises the stakes on clarity, risk, and long-term fit. We dig into what this means for brokers and borrowers, and why the smartest r...

Charlene "Cheeny" Plante is running for Sanford City Council and would like your vote on November 4th. Get to know her and learn why she should get your vote with this quick episode, as well as the two other podcasts we have done. Send us a text

In this podcast episode: "Over 35? How to Stay Employable in an Ageist Job Market," addresses the growing challenge of age discrimination in employment, noting that employers often prefer candidates between the ages of twenty-five and thirty-five. The text explains that older workers are frequently viewed as being out of touch with technology and potentially higher risk hires. To combat this reality, the article outlines four proactive strategies for professionals over thirty-five: continuous...

Episode Summary: In this episode of Caregiver Counsel: Elder Law Insights, Attorney Tieesha Taylor sits down with financial expert Jose Jimenez, President of All Star Capital Group, to discuss how caregiving affects family finances and retirement planning. They explore the rising cost of long-term care, common mistakes families make when paying for care, and how to plan early to protect your lifestyle and legacy. Jose shares key financial questions every family should ask, the role of life insurance

Scottish comedian Kevin Bridges adds one more stop to his first-ever U.S. tour and makes a pit stop with Dan (us?) on the How Success Happens podcast. He opens up about recovering from those nights when a joke dies a slow, painful death, shares how he tames pre-show nerves, and reveals why he keeps a tiny recording device tucked in his running shorts. (Yes, really.) Want to see Kevin live? Check out https://www.kevinbridges.co.uk/ for his latest tour dates before he sprints off to the next

Send us a text I talk about my personal journey with PTSD as a firefighter, discussing the symptoms he experienced, the stigma surrounding mental health in the fire service, and the lack of support he faced. He reflects on the impact of his experiences on his family and his struggles with coping mechanisms, ultimately emphasizing the importance of seeking help and breaking the silence around mental health issues in the profession. https://www.frsn.org/ https://institutesofhealth.org/ptsd-in-f...

Episode Summary: In this episode, Steve Miller from Affordable Immigration, together with senior paralegal Yanira Plazas, discuss two powerful legal pathways that offer hope and protection for victims of abuse and serious crimes — the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) and the U Visa. They explain who qualifies for each program, what evidence is needed to apply, and how these humanitarian immigration options can help individuals rebuild their lives with safety, stability, and dignity. Steve and

Hi everyone, and welcome back to SCALE UP: Global Talent Strategies Deep Dive.Last week in Episode 4 – The Optionality Generation, we explored how the South reshaped what ambition looks like.From Atlanta’s financial foundation, to Texas’s scale mindset, to Philadelphia’s sense of purpose, we met a generation that’s no longer chasing the perfect job — they’re engineering freedom.We followed Tasha Williams, a Georgia Tech grad who turned down multiple $200 K+ offers in San Francisco for a $140 K role

Austin shares an important Public Service Announcement: Job boards were made to help employers, not to help you! Time Stamped Show Notes: [0:30] - On job boards, you are the product! [3:36] - Where is your time best spent? [4:17] - Spend your time on networking Want To Level Up Your Job Search? Click here to learn more about 1:1 career coaching to help you land your dream job without applying online. Check out Austin’s courses and, as a thank you for listening to the show, use the code PODC...