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A show that talks about the practical issues affecting individuals and families going through separation, divorce, custody and support legal issues.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 85 days
Average audio length:
41 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
31 episodes
since April 16, 2018
episodic
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In this episode, Alycia is joined by attorney Erika Smith from Pile Law Firm. Together, these two attorneys dive into what guardianship looks like specifically for incapacitated individuals, the types of guardianship, the path to requesting guardianship for a loved one, how to determine whom to pla…
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In this episode of A House Divided, Alycia is joined by Philadelphia real estate developer Alexis Miles to talk about market value assessments. Together they dive into these assessments, discrepancies that may happen during these assessments, appealing these assessments, and how to advocate for you…
In this episode of A House Divided, Alycia has guest Shabrei Parker (aka Everyday Esquire) on the show to talk about estate planning. They dig into the basics of estate planning, how to start your estate planning journey, what to tell your estate planner, where you should keep your estate plan docu…
In this episode of A House Divided, Alycia has guest Tiffany Michelle on the show to talk about child tax credits. Together they dig into who gets to file the tax credit, when to apply the tax credit, and potential consequences of this credit. They also tackle the topic of coparenting in respect to…
In this episode of A House Divided, Attorney Alycia Kinchloe digs into family law and discusses the difference between biological parents and legal parents, public assistance and child support, and the importance of appellate courts.
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In this episode, we interview Courtney Richardson, a Philadelphia attorney who also goes by the name of The Ivy Investor. She walks us through estate planning, particularly in the realm of family law litigation. We cover topics ranging from how to plan your estate during COVID-19 to making sure you…
In today’s episode we join Marc Brown, a federally licensed loan officer to talk about the financials surrounding divorce.
He offers tips for what to do when looking at refinancing, property transfers, maintaining good credit, and much more!
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marc@marc.loans
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*Trigger Warning-Sexual Abuse*
Today on A House Divided Podcast we have Dr. Glen Skoler, clinical and forensic psychologist to discuss a very serious and heavy issue. We’ll discuss childhood sexual abuse, false positives, and the how allegations and claims of sexual abuse are treated in court. …
Today on A House Divided Podcast we have Heather Goldner Kinsey, a family law attorney-turned-therapist based out of the greater Philadelphia area. In this episode of the A House Divided Heather will teach us about co-parent counseling, dealing with parenting arrangements during the Covid-19 pandem…
Today on the House Divided Podcast we have Alan Nochumson, real estate attorney in the Philadelphia and New Jersey areas.
In this episode we’ll walk through what happens to the down payment toward a house where the parties break up. We also discuss the legal action "partition" and what a partitio…
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