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This episode tells the story of identical twins Kevin & Karl Dugar, Vice Lord gang members from Chicago, IL. They had a life of selling drugs on the streets and were in and out of prison until Kevin met a woman whom he was willing to change his entire life for. When a murder happens with a rival gang one night, Kevin goes down for the murder and is sentenced to 54 years in prison. 

The details of this case may surprise you, but it's just a twin thing. 

Stay Smitten! 😻

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Here is part two of my interview with Ryan Kolar. We will go into more of his story of trying to regain custody of his daughter. If you haven’t listened to the last episode, you’ll want to do that before listening to this one, so you’re up to date on the topic. Ryan is trying to protect his daughter from her pedophilic abuser stepfather (that the court ordered her to be forced to live with). We will also discuss, in more depth, the major issue of the American court system failing to respond in the best interest of children — nationwide. Children are being taken away from the protective parents and put into the “care” of their abusers. This should be a story that every legacy media company is picking up and pushing out to the public, but they aren’t. My question is this: Why aren’t they?

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Website: www.donutsandbroccoli.com

Hotline: 1-833-FOR-KEKO (833-367-5356)

Travis Myers shares his firsthand experiences working in law enforcement during the height of crime in NYC and the drastic changes that occurred during the Giuliani administration. From the escalating homicide rates to the impact of narcotics enforcement and the challenges faced in the judicial system, Travis Myers offers valuable insights into the complexities of combating crime in an urban environment.

Join Jared and Travis as they discuss the cause-and-effect dynamics of crime, the role of law enforcement, and the implications of societal shifts on criminal activity.

Travis Myers is a retired New York City Police Detective, and co-author of the Tommy Keane Detective Series, where he brings his extensive law enforcement background to life through gripping and authentic narratives in the realm of crime and justice.

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Takeaways

1. Crime trends shape law enforcement.
2. Embrace data-driven law enforcement approaches.
3. Societal shifts impact crime and justice.

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Jared Bradley:
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Resources:

• Sister Margaret, A Tommy Keane Novel by Travis Myers

All Things Crime is a new, comprehensive video series that will explore every aspect of crime and the ensuing investigation, one video interview at a time. The host, Jared Bradley, is the President of M-Vac Systems, which is a wet-vacuum based forensic DNA collection system, and has experience traveling the world training all levels of law enforcement and crime lab DNA analysts in using the M-Vac to help solve crime.

Along the way he has met people from all walks of life and experience in investigating crimes, so is putting that knowledge to use in another way by sharing it in these videos. If you are interested in more videos about the M-Vac, DNA and investigations, also check out the M-Vac's channel @https://www.youtube.com/c/MVacSystems...

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In Connecticut, 1/3 of all criminal court cases involve domestic violence. Everyday dozens of victims seeking help can’t get it and are turned away from critical services, including shelters. Earlier this month a report claimed that Connecticut shelters were at 150 percent capacity. Some agencies were trying to get hotel rooms because of a lack of space. Whether you call it family violence, domestic violence or intimate partner violence it is a serious health crisis in Connecticut.

Jennifer Lopez is the Interval House Director of Court Advocacy Programs in Hartford. Jennifer has worked for 30 years on behalf of domestic violence victims in the court system both in criminal and civil proceedings. She says COVID created a backlog in the court system, and they are still catching up with all the cases. She says every case in court is different but the most important part of leaving an abusive relationship is having a safety plan.

Jane Doe is a domestic violence survivor and is going through both criminal and civil court proceedings and says CT Paid Leave is invaluable. She says there are many court dates, and it makes it hard to take time away from work to attend them.

The Family Violence provisions that CT Paid Leave offers to eligible workers in Connecticut includes 12 days of income replacement along with the Family Violence Leave Act that offers 12 days of job protection for these reasons:

1.    To seek medical care or psychological or other counseling for physical or psychological injury or disability for the victim (survivor) 

2.    To obtain services from a victim services organization on behalf of the victim(survivor) 

3.    To move or relocate due to such family violence 

4.    To participate in any civil or criminal court proceeding related to or resulting from such family violence.

If you or someone you know is the victim of family, domestic or intimate partner violence the statewide 24-hour toll free # in English call 888-774-2900 for Spanish call 844-831-9200.

If you are in danger, please call 9-1-1.

For more information about interval house:  intervalhousect.org or call (860) 246-9149.

For information or to apply for benefits go to CT Paid Leave.org

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In this episode of Split Happens, Alex and Liza discuss when you have no other option but to go to Court. 
If you cannot avoid it then you should start to prepare for the long haul, the financial and mental could be crippling but Alex and Liza will explain through their own experiences how you can best prepare yourself. 
First and foremost be realistic and get some advice before you start!
Alex and Liza will walk you through what lies ahead and answer some of the more common, and a few uncommon questions that are asked by their clients.
Some other topics discussed are:

• Stop and Settle?
• Using Precedents
• Interim Arrangements
• Compliance

If you have any further questions and want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

This is an episode that has been brewing for some time. Alex and Liza discuss how people manage "Separating and Staying Sane". Sometimes the best option to keep your sanity is not to involve the courts. Now this solution might not work for everyone but if you think this can work for you, our Hosts will speak from their own experiences on how to separate and stay sane.
Alex and Liza will cover many topics:

• Support Networks
• Making a plan
• Living Arrangements
• Separating under one roof
• What do you need (not what do you want)

These topics and many more will be covered in this very interesting episode of Split Happens, so settle in and enjoy our latest episode.

If you have any further questions and want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

In this episode, Sarah & Idelsy dive deep into the dramatic trial & sentencing of Danny Masterson, shedding light on the legal proceedings surrounding the allegations of sexual assault. They also explore the intricate web of Hollywood relationships & the impact they had on the case. 

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This is an interesting episode for Alex and Liza as they discuss what happens if you are unfortunate to go through a separation later in life. 
First up the team will discuss the famous case of Stanford V Stanford which was decided by the High Court in 2012, this is a story that you wouldn't believe if it wasn't true.

Alex and Liza also discuss the challenges and unique dynamics of people who choose to separate or divorce later in life. Whether it's seeking newfound happiness, adapting to a changing financial landscape and many more the team at Split Happens have got you covered.

If you have any further questions and want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

In this thought-provoking episode of "Split Happens," your trusted source for all things family law in Australia, we dive deep into the often complex and delicate realm of ethics within the field of Family Law. Join your hosts, Alex and Liza, as they explore the multifaceted ethical considerations that family lawyers face daily and how these principles shape the way they represent their clients and uphold the integrity of the legal system.
"Split Happens" is your go-to podcast for staying informed about the ever-changing world of family law in Australia. Whether you're a legal professional, a client, or simply interested in family law, this episode offers valuable insights into the ethical framework that underpins the practice of family law in Australia.

If you have any further questions and want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

This is another can't-miss episode of Split Happens with our hosts, Alex and Liza going down the Child Support rabbit hole. Whether you're a separated parent, a guardian, or simply interested in family law matters, this episode is a must-listen.
Alex and Liza will take you through some of their own experiences dealing with Child Support matters over their careers. They have pretty much seen it all and then some.

They will answer some big questions like:

• Who is liable to pay Child Support?
• What happens if a parent's income changes?
• What happens if Child Support isn't paid?
• What powers do Services Australia have?

And a whole lot more!

Tune in to this episode of "Split Happens" to empower yourself with knowledge about Child Support in Australia. Whether you're seeking clarity on your own situation or aiming to stay informed about family law matters, this episode has something for everyone. Remember, understanding Child Support is a crucial step towards ensuring the well-being of your children and maintaining healthy co-parenting relationships.

If you have any further questions and want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

Welcome to another thought-provoking episode of "Split Happens." Alex and Liza are delving into a topic of utmost importance – a topic that affects countless lives, often hidden behind closed doors: Domestic and Family Violence.

This episode will focus on the Domestic and family violence protection act 2012 - QLD.

Domestic and family violence is an uncomfortable reality that persists across cultures, socio-economic backgrounds, and genders. It's an issue that thrives in silence, and it's time to break that silence. Join us as we shed light on the various forms that domestic and family violence can take – Psychical and non physical abuse, psychological abuse, Intimidating behaviours, financial abuse, coercive control and more. We'll discuss the signs to look out for and ways to support those who may be trapped in these harmful situations.

This episode is a call to action. It's a call for empathy, education, and change. By engaging in open and honest conversations about domestic and family violence, we hope to contribute to a world where everyone feels safe, respected, and empowered.

So, if you're ready to join the conversation, to listen, to learn, and to advocate for a brighter, safer future, tune in and share this episode of "Split Happens" as we unveil the shadows surrounding domestic and family violence. Remember, only when we shed light on the darkness can we begin to heal and create a world where split truly doesn't have to happen.

If you are experience domestic and family violence please reach to a family lawyer and if you feel in danger, please call the police.

For more information on Domestic and Family Violence check out the links below.

https://www.dvconnect.org/

https://safeandequal.org.au/understanding-family-violence/forms/

https://www.whiteribbon.org.au/helplines/

https://www.missionaustralia.com.au/stories/safe-homes/types-of-domestic-violence-abuse

If you would like to donate to Walk with Us use the link below

https://www.walkwithusgc.org.au/

If you have any further questions and want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

Alex dusts off an old book from his shelf and takes Liza through a time-traveling look at Family Law. Our hosts will ask and answer many questions from this old book and see how Family Law has changed over the years.
This is an interesting and important episode as many people would be operating under past assumptions of Family Law, Alex, and Liza in their special way will bring you "Back to the Future" and clear the fog of Family Law.

If you have any further questions and want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

In this latest episode of "Split Happens" the podcast that delves into the often complex and emotionally charged world of divorce and separation. Divorce is final and a painful experience, listen as Alex and Liza unravel the hints, tips, and insights from within the heart of the divorce process, shedding light on the pivotal moments and considerations that can shape the path ahead. Whether you're at the crossroads of a significant life change or simply curious about the multifaceted nature of divorce, Alex and Liza's real-life stories offer guidance and understanding to navigate this complex terrain. 
This episode will answer some most asked questions and also explain some situations you may encounter such as:-

• Are you ready to separate?
• Have you considered reconciliation?
• Is a pre-nup a good idea?

You can contact Relationships Australia on the link below

https://relationships.org.au/

If you have any further questions and want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

In the latest episode of Split Happens, Alex and Liza navigate the turbulent waters of family law with compassion and expertise. Today they dive head first into the most commonly asked questions about family law in Australia. With years of experience between them, Alex and Liza have just about heard and answered it all.
Split Happens' aim is to equip you with the knowledge you need to make informed decisions during these challenging times. Because when it comes to family law, knowledge is power, and we firmly believe that every Australian deserves the best possible outcome for themselves and their loved ones.
So, whether you're contemplating a divorce, considering child custody arrangements, or dealing with property settlements, family law can be a complex and emotionally charged journey. But fret not, dear listeners, because we're here to break down the complexities and provide you with clear, concise answers to the questions that matter most.

If you have any further questions and want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

If you have exhausted all your options in your family law matter, your next step might be Court. In this episode Alex and Liza will take you through the process of going to Court and some of the hoops you will have to jump through to navigate it. Listen as our hosts answer some frequently asked questions and talk through some of the real life situations they have found themselves in throughout their career.

If you have any questions and want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

Welcome back to Split Happens, the podcast that takes a deep dive into the intricate world of Family Law in Australia.  In our latest episode, Alex and Liza will be exploring the often complex and compelling appeals process within the realm of Family Law.

Family Law matters can be emotionally charged and delicate, and it's crucial for individuals to understand their rights and options when navigating the legal system. Whether it's divorce, child custody, property settlements, or any other aspect of Family Law, there are instances where parties may disagree with a court's decision and wish to seek a review.

As we delve into the appeals process within the context of Family Law in Australia, we'll explore the nuances, requirements, and the potential impact it can have on individuals and families involved in these matters. We'll explore common grounds for appeals, the procedures involved, the timelines to be aware of, and the potential outcomes that can arise from an appeal. Alex and Liza will also share tips and strategies to help listeners make informed decisions about pursuing an appeal if they find themselves in such a situation.

So, whether you're a legal professional, someone going through a Family Law matter, or simply interested in gaining a deeper understanding of Australia's legal system, this episode is for you. Join us as we unravel the fascinating world of Family Law appeals.

If you have any questions and want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

This could be the most important episode to date as Alex and Liza tackle the subject of Legal Costs. What exactly is your separation going to cost you and where could be some areas that you could save on your costs.
Court matters aren't cheap and Alex Liza will explain the process and what the average costs associated with the different areas of a separation.
This episode will open your eyes and might make the decision you make easier or might make you rethink an alternative route.

If you have any questions and want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

Alex and Liza dive into a tricky subject in the latest episode of Split Happens and all the while Liza is battling a pretty sore throat (apologies in advance). Buyers Remorse in Family Law is a little different than if you were to buy a new TV and feel guilty about it. Sometimes during the process you may agree to something (financial, property or parenting) and after having a think about it you decide you no longer agree with the arrangement or settlement. Short answer is that it's not very easy.
What are your options if this is the case, Alex and Liza will take you through a few different scenarios and how you might tackle them with the help of your trusted family lawyer.

These and many more questions are answered as Alex and Liza take a semi deep dive into money, and the issues it causes.

If you want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

Money changes everything and not necessarily for the best and almost never during a separation. In the latest episode of Split Happens, Alex and Liza discuss some of the questions that arise where money is concerned.
Who is going to get what in the property settlement and how much weight does the court put on non financial contributions?
What happens if you are lucky enough to win the Lottery?
Is your inheritance only yours when you separate?
What happens to gifts and family loans during your separation?

These and many more questions are answered as Alex and Liza take a semi deep dive into money, and the issues it causes.

If you want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/

In this episode of Split Happens, Alex and Liza talk about the "Sex, Drugs and Rock'n'Roll" of family law. In, Parents Behaving Badly we delve into what court thinks about the lifestyle decisions of parents and what it might consider as bad behaviour.
Things can get dirty during a separation and sometimes one parent will call out another's lifestyle to discredit their ability as a parent. Of course the courts will need to see evidence of these lifestyle choices impacting their role as a parent.
Alex and Liza will answer some questions like:-
Will you be drug tested during your separation hearings?
Are you allowed to drink when looking after your kids?
Am I allowed to have new partners around when I have my children?

This and many more questions are answered as Alex and Liza take a semi deep dive into Property cases.

If you want to reach out to Alex or Liza you can find them on the links below

Alex - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/alex-wynn/

Liza - https://arbonlegal.com.au/about/liza-friedwald/