"All Things Legal" with Nicaud and Sunseri

In the 2nd hour, Michelle joins Doug as they dive into Michelle being a mother and a lawyer, how family law can sometimes result in some winning the fight but losing the war, Westbank vs Eastbank, what Michelle is seeing in mothers in family law nowadays, before discussing a bit more about Mother's Day, disability, and leaving donations within a will.

Former Federal Magistrate Judge Jay Wilkinson joins to discuss his book, "A Lie Will Suffice: A DiGiovanni Family History", where he discovered his family's mafia history, how deep the mafia ties went in his family, and their Italian origins, and how this discovery led to a whole world of extended family members that he wasn't aware of!

Doug and Cullen dive into LSU Baseball staring down the barrel of a non-official elimination game, Saints rookie minicamp started as the newest faces settled in, before having Former Federal Magistrate Judge Jay Wilkinson joining us to discuss his book, "A Lie Will Suffice: A DiGiovanni Family History", where he discovered that his family had deep and serious ties to the mafia, how he came upon th...

In the 2nd hour, Doug and Albert cover the likelihood of Saints prime-time games this next year as the schedule is released next week, before diving into how laws are made, debated, changed, and resolved, and how you can play a part in these motions. We also dive into how someone receives a settlement, if you need to or should be reviewing your will or a will that involves you periodically, and fi...

Doug and Albert discuss LSU climbing out of the hole as they look to get into the NCAA Tourney, Albert is dropping by Jazz Fest later today as the final day is upon us, and Doug tells the tale of his past as an entertainment lawyer for a hard rock/metal band, and Jimmy Buffett setting the prime example of a musician building a business.

Tournament Chairman of the Zurich Classic and member of the Superdome Commission, Tommy Cvitanovich joins Doug and Albert over at the Zurich Classic to discuss the hospitality industry, Zurich Classic, Jazz Fest, what the Fore! Kids Foundation has been able to do recently, his appointment to the Superdome Commission and what could be coming soon to the Dome?

In the 2nd half, Doug and Albert LIVE from the Hospitality Tent over at the Zurich Classic, what the hospitality industry means to New Orleans before we dive into why you would need an IRA and what it means for your will and beneficiaries. Later on, tournament chairman, Tommy Cvitanovich, talks about the hospitality industry, the Zurich Classic, what the Fore! Kids Foundation has been able to do r...

Doug and Albert are LIVE over at the Zurich Classic near the 18th hole, apparently right next to a 3-legged alligator named Tripod, and if you weren't aware, the NFL Draft just wrapped up yesterday and the guys are getting deep into the Saints' picks and the eternal optimism that comes following the draft, and the guys dive into some golfing stories of old, and heading forward, could we see massiv...

In the 2nd hour, Doug and Albert dive into an upcoming tournament and on-location show next week, to discuss contractors, finding experts in the field of construction, power of attorney in estate and health making decisions, and finally what information you might need to know when helping a parent create a will!

Doug and Albert open with a full plate of Pelicans playoff basketball against the OKC Thunder and Zion's taken huge steps in his progression to becoming the superstar that the Pelicans need, the likely picks that the Saints might chase, and we discuss the biggest issues we've seen with power-of-attorney and why it matters so much, and handling car insurance recourse on a vehicle you own.

In the 2nd half, Doug and Albert broke down the Pelicans getting BI back at the right time, Taysom Hill's future as a QB for the Saints. The gang also dives into flood claims, what is a fortified roof and why should you look into getting one if you can, and a little diversion into heirship property law. 

Father Tony, from Our Lady of Guadalupe Church & Shrine of St. Jude, joins us to discuss the big upcoming concert, who all is welcome, and a little bit about the history of the church!

Doug and Albert start this busy Sunday morning with a full slate of golf, college baseball, and professional basketball, before having none other than Father Tony, All Things Legal official spiritual advisor, join us to tell us a bit about an upcoming concert, some of the incredible musicians who have previously performed at their church, Our Lady of Guadalupe Church & Shrine of St. Jude, befo...

In the 2nd hour, Doug and Michelle switch it up to discuss legal resources that exist to protect special needs individuals, differences between first-party and third-party trusts, forced heirships, the "What If's" of transferring estates, and lawyers messing up "legalese". 

Doug and Michelle dive into delayed St. Patty's Day celebrations, LSU Baseball has to right the ship and FAST, the LSU Women's National Anthem debacle, before diving into some misconceptions about estate planning, and Medicaid eligibility.

In the 2nd hour, Doug and Albert open discussing Saints and how they plan on spending the day with a full slate of sports games ahead of us before diving into some intricate details regarding the New Home Warranty Act, what LIGA is, and why people who are dealing with Hurricane Ida claims are still waiting on it, what the benefits are of using small claims court for your legal troubles, and some o...

This week, with March Madness raging on, Doug and Albert dive into their picks and teams they are keeping an eye on, NCAA Tournements of yester-year, before diving into what sort of cases end up in small claims courts, how small claims court works, and what can you do if you work as an independent contractor and lose your job because you moved?

In the 2nd hour, Doug and Michelle open discussing short-term rentals in a property that you are still living in, what protections an LLC gives you and the key differences between an LLC and a trust, how a family of 3 divides up a single piece of property, and what you may need to know about buying property together with your partner?

Doug and Michelle let Albert celebrate the Irish in him as before diving into a little bit about LSU BBall starting up SEC play, Falcons becoming a serious threat with newly acquired Kirk Cousins, what is a contestability clause, and estate planning and funeral arrangments.

In the 2nd hour, Albert and Scott Galante dive into what actions you can take if you've been exposed to asbestos, what sort of actions you can take if you or a coworker has been exposed to asbestos or been diagnosed with lung cancer/disease.

As we spring forward, Albert, and special guest fellow attorney, Scott Galante, sound off on the ins and outs of asbestos claims, disease law, mesothelioma and its origins, and where often you can see asbestos exposure.

In the 2nd half, Doug and Albert circle back to what the city ordinances say about housing chickens and roosters, what is an "at-will state" with regards to employment law in the state of Louisiana, if homeowners are compelled to buy flood insurance if you've received benefits from FEMA, and how does one sue properly for missing back rent?

With March here, Doug and Albert dive into LSU Basketball as they look to be trending upwards right now, what could help push the Pelicans over the hill, what are the three events where a succession should be filed, qualifying for the Louisiana Fortified Homes program, and what is the city of New Orleans city code on housing chickens?

In the 2nd hour, Doug and Albert finally get to sports talking about the Pelicans' hopes of avoiding the play-in playoff games, the Saints are in the process of restructuring as they swap out for monopoly money, a big NIL update in Tennessee, and what are the implications of succession with regards to a spouses death but the remaining living spouse finds a new partner.

As February comes to a close, Doug and Albert open the show discussing diving into Louisiana dog bite law, a little bit on qualified immunity, and how one would handle income taxes for a property that is not deriving income, and why putting a property into an LLC is sometimes the best choice.