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"All Things Legal" with Nicaud and Sunseri

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It’s not often that you get expert legal advice for free! You can Sunday mornings on “All Things Legal.” Attorneys Doug Sunseri and Albert Nicaud will answer your legal questions and you won’t get a bill!

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Jun 28, 2026

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Episodes

If you are an heir, can you contest an executors power to sell a property? 13.04.2025

This hour, Doug and Albert discuss the way weddings in New Orleans are different than weddings done anywhere else, what the Saints should be doing with the draft looming overhead after the bombshell that dropped Friday that Derek Carr could miss the entirety of the 2025 season due to a shoulder injury, before breaking down some of the key terms we often hear in estate planning, the larger responsi...

What are the responsibilities of an executor of an estate? 13.04.2025

Doug and Albert dive into some legal talk discussing some of the key terms we often see in estate planning and the responsibilities one may have as an executor of and administrator of an estate.

Where do the Saints go from here? 13.04.2025

Doug and Albert discuss Doug making his way back to the WWL Studio's as he was in town for a wonderful wedding in this perfect weather, where do the Black & Gold go following the news that Derek Carr may not be able to play next season due to a shoulder injury, and LSU Baseball looks tired while up on their road trip to Auburn, Alabama.

Can 1 lawyer manage an estate/will involving properites in both MS and LA?: Full Show 4-6-2025 06.04.2025

On today's show, Doug and Albert discuss LSU Baseball staying hot up in chilly Oklahoma winning their 3rd straight SEC series and sweeping the Sooners as well as the Final Four in the Men's college basketball tournament, before diving into how credit card debt can be passed down to your children if you aren't careful, how a will is basically instructions for after your passing, if a will has multi...

What happens if the executor of your estate passes without a backup in place? 06.04.2025

This hour, Doug and Albert break down how the Saints and Shedeur Sanders might not be the marriage the team needs right now, if putting all trust and hope in a rookie QB is the right call, before switching it up and discussing how if a will/estate has 2 executors, must they agree on decisions, the biggest differences between executors and trustees, how you can handle appraisal fraud, if you have p...

What is the difference between an executor and a trustee? 06.04.2025

Doug and Albert discuss possible fraud by an appraiser, what type of legal recourse you may have in that event, and what are the key differences between an executor and a trustee?

If a will/estate has 2 executors, must they agree on decisions? 06.04.2025

Doug and Albert discuss the possibility of the Saints picking their QB of the future at #9 in the upcoming draft, if Shedeur Sanders can be that player, and placing all your eggs into the basket of a rookie QB before closing out the segment discussing if a will has 2 executors, must they agree on decisions?

You don't always have to turn towards some sort of legal action towards others! 06.04.2025

This hour, Doug and Albert break down LSU notching their third SEC series win and sweep against the Sooners in frigid weather up in Norman, pitchers today throwing out there arms all throughout middle and high school before they can put together a successful career, the latest in the Men's NCAA Basketball Tournament as Duke gets upset by some late game heroics from Houston and Florida keeps on rol...

Can credit card debt be passed down to your heirs? 06.04.2025

Doug and Albert hear from a caller regarding if credit card debt can be left to your children when you pass and how a will is designed as a sort of list of instructions for after your pass.

Are pitchers ruining their arms well before they are able to play professionally? 06.04.2025

Doug and Albert discuss Kade Anderson and the Tigers kicking butt and taking names up in Norman, Oklahoma this weekend, how sports as a whole has changed since Albert and Doug were back in high school, and how Houston showed up with 3 mins left to beat Duke and Cooper Flagg to make the National Title game in the against Florida.

Welcome to the complex world of what waivers do and don't cover!: Full Show 3-30-2025 30.03.2025

On today's show, Doug and Albert break down LSU Baseball's sweep over Mississippi State, March Madness rolls on as more late bracket action gets underway with the LSU Lady Tigers looking for another Final Four appearance and the NFL Draft is just 4 weeks away, so what could the Saints be doing? Later on, we finally talk a little law covering the lengths that liability protections apply, workers co...

What counts as a hold harmless contract? 30.03.2025

Doug and Albert hear from a caller on if the future of attorney advertising may be given reeled back in as some of the claims lawyers make on TV commercials sometimes sound like and may end up being bogus, the protections and lengths that liability coverage protects employers under workers comp, how waivers can complicate whether or not employers can be sued for certain negligent things, and much...

What can and can't you waive? 30.03.2025

Doug and Albert build on our discussion about workers comp, liability payment, waivers and where the lines in the sand are drawn around those, and much more!

Could we see changes to the way attorneys advertise their services in the future? 30.03.2025

Doug and Albert hear from a caller whose wondering if we could see changes coming to the future of attorney advertising and if you are sidelined with some sort of issue requiring legal help, how do you vet your recommendations and find good referrals, and more!

How much does general liability laws protect? 30.03.2025

This hour, Doug and Albert break down this past week in sports as LSU wins another late night SEC bout, LSU Lady Tigers are one win away from a Final Four appearance, the Saints are ramping up to NFL Draft, and the Men's side of the bracket is looking mighty packed with SEC teams before switching up to talk law and the length that liability protections apply and more!

If something hts a spectator at a parade such as damages from inclement weather, what does liability look like parade organizers? 30.03.2025

Doug and Albert dive into how parades and other events can be given a limit of liability in the event that something happens to parade goes or a spectator, so what may the damages look like for someone in that case.

Could we see a Men's Final Four host 3 SEC teams? 30.03.2025

Doug and Albert dive into how the LSU Baseball team won another late late game last night in a huge blowout win against Mississippi State, the Men's and Women's March Madness tourney's are entering the final few games of the year as the Men's Final Four will and the first half of the Women's Final Four will be set later today, and much more!

Why do some legal cases take to long?: Full Show 3-23-2025 23.03.2025

On today's show, Doug and Albert dive into the March Madness action so far as the Men's Tourney enters the 2nd day of the second round with not a whole lot of upset action going on, meanwhile LSU Baseball is neck-deep into their hardest series this season against a stout Texas team and the Tigers and Longhorns wrap up a tied series in a rubber match later today and we break down how the NCAA sport...

Buyers, sellers, homeowners, do you know about redhibition? 23.03.2025

This hour, Doug and Albert discuss rumors that are picking up pace regarding the Saints using their first round draft pick at #9 on a QB, before diving into some cases take years to be finalized, so how can you better set your expectations when dealing with a legal case, before Albert details some key things to know regarding redhibition that many homeowners, buyers, and sellers should be aware of...

What is redhibition and how does it work? 23.03.2025

Doug and Albert grab their soapboxes to tell us about redhibition post-Katrina in Louisiana and why more homeowners, contractors, and just about anybody under the sun, should be aware of it, the burden of proof from the sellers side, and more!

Sometimes cases should be thought of in dollars and cents, not emotions 23.03.2025

Doug and Albert break down how the Saints are looking as the draft gets closer and closer and we continue our discussion on how some cases take 3+ years to be resolved, the expectations you should have heading into a civil case if you are ever in one, and more!

How can you avoid getting caught up in domestic violence disputes? 23.03.2025

This hour, Doug and Albert dive into how the Men's NCAA Tourney has been different than other years as the underdogs haven't been nearly as strong as previous years, if NIL is playing a key part in that, the passing of George Foreman has hit all of the sports world hard, before discussing in general, why some law cases take so long to get resolved, and the best way to avoid the gray area of domest...

Why do some civil cases take so long to find resolution? 23.03.2025

Doug and Albert discuss some more on NCAA and if the winner may just be the "best team money can buy" and we dive into how litigation timelines work and why it takes years to have a result adjudicated.

Has the NIL ruined the NCAA Tournament? 23.03.2025

Doug and Albert break down how the Mens NCAA Tournament has been a little bit weird as there hasn't been a ton of upsets in the Round of 64, how NIL money is leaving its mark on collegiate sports with regards to the strength of teams, and the world of sports lost a good one as George Foreman has passed.

Baby Boomer divorces look a whole lot different than other divorces: Full Show 3-16-2025 16.03.2025

On today's show Doug and Michelle dive into what Albert is up to as he is away celebrating the wonders of St. Patrick's Day, a big victory for the LSU Tigers as they roll on through their first weekend of SEC play before diving into some of the things we are starting to notice regarding divorces in older couples and how that affects their retirements, property, assets, kids, and more. Later on, we...

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