Josh Whitaker and Joe Hamer discuss various legal topics with their attorneys, including estate planning, business planning, and family law. They explore ways to keep information private and avoid probate, and discuss the importance of planning ahead to minimize the impact of legal proceedings on loved ones. [... more]

Caregivers often struggle with the same challenges year after year, but by choosing to live rather than just survive, they can find joy and fulfillment in the midst of adversity. [... more]

Families of hostages held captive by Hamas are sharing their harrowing stories as the international community comes together to demand their release. The American Center for Law and Justice is working with governments and organizations to secure the freedom of the hostages, including those who are dual nationals or have family members in the US. The crisis has sparked a bipartisan effort in Congress, with lawmakers from both parties expressing their support for Israel and the hostages. The ACLJ is also working with the Voice for Freedom Coalition, a group of Christian organizations, to amplify the voice of the non-Jewish, non-Israeli community in support of Israel. [... more]

Josh Whitaker and Joe Hamer, managing partners of the Whitaker and Hamer law firm, discuss various legal topics, including finding a lawyer, unjust enrichment, and mechanics liens, while answering listener questions and providing guidance on navigating the legal system. [... more]

The indictment of Donald Trump and his lawyers by the Fulton County District Attorney has sparked concerns about the erosion of constitutional government and the rise of totalitarianism. Critics argue that the indictment is an attempt to criminalize legal challenges to election results and silence dissenting voices. The issue has sparked a debate about the role of lawyers in politics and the importance of free speech and election integrity. [... more]

The ACLJ is representing whistleblowers who have come forward with evidence of wrongdoing, including in the Hunter Biden case. The organization is also fighting for religious freedom and pro-life issues, including the abortion pill. They are calling on supporters to join their Life and Liberty Drive to help fund their work. [... more]

Two civil rights lawyers in St. Louis, New Eastwood and Bevis Shock, took on the city's red light camera program, arguing that it was an abuse of power and an improper use of the police power, violating the principles of the Declaration and the Constitution. [... more]

Josh Whitaker and Joe Hamer, managing partners of Whitaker and Hamer Law Firm, discuss various legal topics, including non-compete contracts, attractive nuisances, and estate administration, providing insights and guidance on North Carolina law and estate planning. [... more]

Evidence of a two-tiered justice system emerges as lawyers criticize Hunter Biden's slap on the wrist Swimmer Riley Gaines testifies over the NCAA allowing Lia Thomas in the women's locker room Happy year anniversary to a Greta Thunberg tweet saying the world is ending John Durham testifies in the House over the Russia investigation Patient Zero of COVID- pandemic was funded by the United States Will Hunter Biden be let out on probation Please visit our great sponsors Black Rifle Coffeehttps blackriflecoffee com danaChange the lives of Veterans and their families with the Boot Campaign with every purchase of the [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Trump case, COVID-19 origins, and the Chinese government's accountability. The conversation also touches on presidential pardons, foreign policy, judicial philosophy, separation of powers, and racial essentialism. [... more]

The indictment of President Trump on 37 major counts has sparked a heated debate about the weaponization of the Department of Justice and the politicization of law enforcement. Critics argue that the charges are a clear case of selective prosecution, targeting a political opponent rather than upholding the law. The case has also raised questions about the handling of classified documents and the authority of the president to declassify sensitive information. [... more]

A blended family's estate planning needs are discussed, including the importance of updating wills and trusts after remarriage. The hosts also explore the use of artificial intelligence in law, a pet cat's potential as a legal guardian, and the legality of singing off-key in the shower. Additionally, they address common legal questions in North Carolina, including bankruptcy and contract law. [... more]

Hunter Biden's lawyers have admitted that the laptop in question is his, contradicting previous claims by 60 intelligence officials that it was Russian disinformation. This revelation raises questions about the accuracy of intelligence reports and the potential for election interference. [... more]

The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) secured a critical victory in Pueblo, Colorado, after a city council member attempted to silence pro-life advocates by canceling their speaking invitations. The ACLJ intervened, and their attorney was able to secure a fair hearing for both sides, preventing viewpoint discrimination. The ACLJ's efforts highlight the importance of protecting freedom of speech and the right to be heard, even in the face of opposition. [... more]

The ACLJ dispatches lawyers to Colorado to fight against viewpoint discrimination after a city council cancels pro-life witnesses from testifying on an ordinance. Meanwhile, Elon Musk takes action against Twitter's censorship, firing James Baker, a former FBI general counsel, who was blocking the release of Twitter files. In Georgia, the Republican party struggles with election losses, including Herschel Walker's defeat, and must re-evaluate its apparatus, including early voting and candidate selection. [... more]

Two civil rights lawyers in St. Louis, Hugh Eastwood and Beavis Shock, took on the city's red light camera program, arguing it was an abuse of power and a form of taxation by citation, ultimately winning their cases in the Missouri Supreme Court and forcing cities to re-examine their laws and rewrite them to separate for-profit business from law enforcement. [... more]

The church's relationship with its culture is a struggle that has been ongoing for two thousand years. Pastor Lutzer shares lessons from his tour of the seven churches of Asia Minor, highlighting the importance of a message that transforms, a sovereign God who saves, and opposition that purifies. He also emphasizes the need for Christians to use their vocations for the glory of God, citing the example of Erastus, a commissioner who used his position to help the church. [... more]

The apostle Paul's ministry in ancient Greece is a testament to the power of the gospel, as he faced opposition and persecution but continued to preach the message of salvation. The church has always struggled with its relationship to the world, but through the example of Paul and his converts, we see the importance of living a life of integrity and using our vocations for the glory of God. [... more]

Alistair Begg explains why God's love, mercy, and grace are the foundation of salvation, and how faith is a response to God's gift of salvation, not a contribution to it. [... more]

The hosts discuss various legal topics, including the implications of a recent federal court ruling on gun laws, the complexities of immigration and sanctuary cities, and the importance of prenuptial agreements in protecting individual assets. They also touch on the role of special masters in high-profile cases and the nuances of child support laws in North Carolina. [... more]

Richard Larimore's world's largest small electrical appliance museum in Diamond, Missouri, showcases a vast collection of vintage appliances. Meanwhile, George McGovern, a liberal anti-war Democratic presidential candidate, shares a poignant story from his time as a bomber pilot in World War II, grappling with the moral complexities of war and the consequences of his actions. [... more]

The hosts discuss various legal topics, including the West Virginia versus EPA case, the Atlantic Coast Conference's grant of rights, real estate closings in North Carolina, and contract law. They also answer listener questions and provide information on how to schedule a consultation with an attorney. [... more]

Divorce in North Carolina requires a year of separation, and a separation agreement can be a helpful tool in settling property and child custody issues. The real estate market in North Carolina is currently experiencing a seller's market, with high demand and low supply leading to competitive bidding and sight unseen offers. [... more]

Navigating sticky legal matters as a family caregiver can be overwhelming, but having access to a lawyer at an affordable cost can provide peace of mind and financial relief. Michelle Schulman shares her personal experience with Legal Shield, a service that connects caregivers with attorneys for a fraction of the cost of traditional hourly rates. [... more]

Exploring the meaning of true love, relationships, and marriage, and how they are celebrated and experienced in different ways. From romantic comedies to real-life stories of love and loss, this conversation delves into the complexities of human connection and the importance of finding and keeping love alive. [... more]

Caregivers often feel trapped by the same challenges each year, but they can choose to live rather than just survive by taking risks and embracing life's uncertainties. [... more]

Small business owners need to consider entity formation, asset protection, and liability shields when starting a business. They should also think about estate planning, business law, and consulting with a CPA to navigate taxes and other financial aspects. A well-structured business can provide protection for personal assets and ensure a smooth transition of ownership. [... more]

The hosts discuss the Rittenhouse verdict, the Ahmaud Arbery trial, and the upcoming Ghislaine Maxwell trial. They also talk about bail, self-defense, and the importance of understanding the facts before making a decision. Additionally, they introduce a legal movie tournament, where they will crown the best legal movie of all time. [... more]

The hosts discuss the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, COVID-19 vaccine mandates, and the Aaron Rodgers controversy, as well as the WWE steroids scandal and its implications for self-defense laws. [... more]

The hosts discuss the ongoing trial of Kyle Rittenhouse, the implications of the Texas Heartbeat Law, and the tragic Alec Baldwin shooting on the set of his new movie. They also delve into the complexities of DUI laws and the importance of understanding one's rights during a traffic stop. [... more]

The hosts discuss the Texas heartbeat law, the Leandro case, and the NAACP versus Moore case, which involves gerrymandering and voter ID. They also touch on the writ of mandamus and its potential use in the Leandro case. Additionally, they provide advice on what to do after a car accident, including calling 911, documenting the scene, cooperating with law enforcement, and seeking medical treatment if needed. [... more]

The Supreme Court is set to rule on the Coniglia vs Strom case, which revolves around the confiscation of a man's firearms by law enforcement. The case raises questions about the Community Caretaker Exception, a provision that allows police to search and seize property without a warrant in certain circumstances. The court must balance the need to keep citizens safe with the protection of individual rights under the Fourth Amendment. [... more]

Israel is under attack from Hamas, with rockets fired into Jerusalem, causing widespread violence and destruction. The Biden administration's response has been criticized for being weak and encouraging the violence, with some accusing them of betraying Israel and the Gulf states. The situation has sparked a debate about the importance of supporting Israel and the need for a unified stance against terrorism in the region. [... more]

Caregivers often face difficult decisions when caring for loved ones with chronic illnesses or disabilities. Palliative care and hospice care can provide relief from suffering, but the lines between these services and assisted suicide can be blurry. Bioethicist Nancy Valko shares her expertise on the complexities of end-of-life care and the importance of informed decision-making for caregivers. [... more]