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Unknown Host hosts Legacy Lawyers, a education show with 132 episodes published.
Most people assume asset protection is for the ultra-wealthy — offshore trusts, Cayman Islands, $50,000 to set up. It's not. And for Utah residents, there's a tool right at home that delivers the same core protection at
A living trust that was never funded doesn't avoid probate — it just delays it. Most Utah families who go through probate anyway had a trust sitting in a filing cabinet the whole time. The document isn't the plan. The fu
Leaving everything to your spouse and "trusting them to do right by your kids" isn't a plan—it's a wish. In a blended family, a standard will is a ticking time bomb. Under Utah law, a surviving spouse who inherits outrig
Roughly 1 in 4 Americans over 50 has no children. That translates to 22 million adults aged 60+ living alone without a traditional family support system—the highest rate in the world. Despite these numbers, the estate pl
A family wakes up to smoke filling their home. They escape safely. The fire department saves part of the structure. They file an insurance claim expecting help rebuilding. Then the surprise: only their personal belonging
In this episode, Michael Haslam and Brian Edwards discuss why your legacy deserves the same level of professional coordination as a successful business or a championship sports team. For too long, families have suffered
A new federal reporting rule is changing how some real estate transactions are reported to the government. But what does it actually mean for homeowners and estate planning? In this episode of the Legacy Lawyers Podcast,
Starting a nonprofit takes more than good intentions. In this episode, we break down what it really means to build a 501(c)(3) the right way, from clarifying the mission to setting up the proper structure and governance.
Section 8 housing rules can be confusing, especially when an inheritance is involved. In this episode, Mike Haslam and Taylor Stone discuss how subsidized housing works, what changed under the new regulations, and why in
Retirement accounts don’t always go where you expect, especially when cognitive decline becomes an issue. Nathan and Brian discuss how beneficiary designations, tax rules, and retirement trusts intersect, and how the rig
In this podcast episode, hosts Michael Haslam and Brian Edwards discuss the recent changes to Utah's healthcare directive law, including the new standardized form and its implications for healthcare decision-making. They
In this episode, Nathan Croxford and Taylor Stone discuss the legacy of Tony Hsieh, the founder of Zappos, and the implications of his estate planning decisions following his untimely death. They explore the discovery of
In a Halloween-themed discussion, Mike and Brian talk about the “scary” consequences of not properly maintaining an LLC, focusing on a real-life case where an owner lost personal liability protection.
🎙️ AI vs. Attorneys: Can ChatGPT Replace a Lawyer? Mike Haslam and Taylor Stone revisit their popular “Is AI Smarter Than a Lawyer?” challenge to see how far artificial intelligence has come since their first test in 20
Family cabins carry deep memories but they can also create conflict if not planned for carefully. In this episode Mike Haslam and Connor Cottle share five key considerations to help families preserve their cabins, avoid
In this episode of the Legacy Lawyers Podcast, Nathan Croxford and Brian Edwards look at the estate of rock legend Ozzy Osbourne to uncover valuable lessons in planning ahead. They talk about how Sharon Osbourne helped s
In this episode, Nathan introduces Gregory Abel, an attorney with Voyant Legal. Greg shares his unique journey from political campaigning as a child to interning on Capitol Hill, then eventually finding his way into law
In today’s episode, Nathan Croxford and Connor Cottle discuss the best way to handle your bank accounts when planning for the future. They explain why keeping your accounts in your name provides clarity, protection, and
In this episode, attorneys Brian Edwards and Nathan Croxford discuss a case where a man and his girlfriend bought a house together, but the deed didn’t specify joint tenancy or list a trust. Legally, that meant they like
Today in this podcast we break down complex estate planning topics into clear, actionable insights. In today’s episode, we’re diving into 'The One, Big, Beautiful Bill' — what it is, how it could reshape the estate plann
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