Viktoria Altman

BSPE Legal Marketing Podcast

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BSPE Legal Marketing podcasts discuss legal issues. Entertainment only does not constitute legal advice. 

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Viktoria Altman

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Latest episode

Jul 9, 2026

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Episodes

What is a Grantor Trust? - Christine Matus 02.04.2025

From Matus Law Group – What Is a Grantor Trust in New Jersey? explores how individuals in New Jersey can preserve control over assets while achieving long-term estate planning goals. This episode unpacks the legal and tax implications of grantor trusts, detailing how they enable strategic wealth transfer, simplify probate, and support Medicaid planning. Join us as we break down how these powerful...

What Is Driving While Ability Impaired by Alcohol (DWAI-Alcohol) Under NY VTL § 1192.1? - Rachel Kugel 02.04.2025

From The Kugel Law Firm – What Is Driving While Ability Impaired by Alcohol (DWAI-Alcohol) Under NY VTL § 1192.1? explores the distinctions, legal consequences, and defense strategies surrounding Driving While Ability Impaired by Alcohol under New York VTL § 1192.1. This episode breaks down the implications of being charged with DWAI-Alcohol in Manhattan and how it differs from DWI, especially whe...

What Happens If You Get Caught With a Ghost Gun? - Adam M. Lustberg 02.04.2025

From Lustberg Law Offices, LLC - What Happens If You Get Caught With a Ghost Gun? explores the serious legal consequences of possessing or manufacturing unserialized firearms under New Jersey law. The episode breaks down how N.J.S.A. 2C:39-3(n) and N.J.S.A. 2C:39-9 are applied, explaining why prosecutors in Hackensack and throughout Bergen County aggressively pursue these charges. Adam M. Lustberg...

Are Wills Public Record in New York - Seth Schlessel 31.03.2025

From Schlessel Law PLLC – Are Wills Public Record in New York? examines the accessibility of wills during the probate process and offers strategies to maintain privacy in estate planning. The episode dives into what happens when a will enters the Surrogate’s Court system in New York, and how this legal step affects transparency, privacy, and legacy protection. In New York, once a will is filed for...

How Often Should You Update Your New York Estate Plan? - Seth Schlessel 31.03.2025

From Schlessel Law PLLC – How Often Should You Update Your New York Estate Plan? emphasizes the importance of regularly reviewing and updating your estate plan to reflect significant life changes. This ensures that your assets are distributed according to your current wishes and that your loved ones are adequately provided for. Life events such as the birth or adoption of a child necessitate updat...

What Is A Qualified Personal Residence Trust? - Christine Matus 27.03.2025

From Matus Law Group – What Is A Qualified Personal Residence Trust? explores how a Qualified Personal Residence Trust (QPRT) can help New Jersey homeowners reduce estate taxes while ensuring their homes stay in the family. This episode breaks down the intricacies of QPRTs, a powerful estate planning tool that allows individuals to transfer their primary residence or vacation home into an irrevoca...

9 Important Questions to Ask A Construction Accident Attorney Before Hiring Them - Keetick L. Sanchez 25.03.2025

From K L Sanchez Law Office, P.C. – " 9 Important Questions to Ask A Construction Accident Attorney Before Hiring Them " provides invaluable insights for anyone seeking legal representation after a construction accident. In this episode, we delve into the critical considerations that can influence the outcome of your case. We begin by discussing the importance of understanding an attorne...

Is New York a No-Fault State? - Keetick L. Sanchez 25.03.2025

From K L Sanchez Law Office, P.C. – Is New York a No-Fault State? breaks down how New York’s no-fault insurance system works, including Personal Injury Protection (PIP) under New York Insurance Law Article 51 and what it means for drivers, passengers, and pedestrians across Queens and beyond. This episode walks listeners through how medical bills and lost wages are handled after a crash, why each...

What is a Grantor Trust in New York? - Seth Schlessel 25.03.2025

From Schlessel Law PLLC – What is a Grantor Trust in New York? delves into the intricacies of how these trusts function within the state's legal framework. A grantor trust is a legal arrangement where the individual who establishes the trust, known as the grantor, retains certain powers or benefits, resulting in the trust's income being taxed to the grantor rather than the trust itself....

Legal Separation Vs. Divorce in Georgia - Tori White 24.03.2025

From Tori White Legal Group – Legal Separation vs Divorce in Georgia examines the distinctions between these two legal avenues, highlighting how Georgia law addresses marital dissolution and separation. While some states recognize legal separation as a formal process, Georgia does not offer a legal status for separation. Instead, couples may live apart and address issues such as child custody, sup...

Felony Drug Charges - Paul J. Tafelski 24.03.2025

From Paul J. Tafelski, Michigan Defense Law – Felony Drug Charges delves into the complexities of felony drug charges within the state, offering insights into the classifications, penalties, and defense strategies pertinent to such offenses. In Michigan, controlled substances are categorized into five schedules, with Schedule I substances like heroin and ecstasy deemed the most dangerous due to th...

What is a Medical Divorce? - Ryan Besinque 24.03.2025

From The Law Office of Ryan Besinque – " What is a Medical Divorce? " delves into the complex intersection of healthcare costs and marital status, exploring how couples may consider divorce as a strategy to manage overwhelming medical expenses. This episode examines the concept of medical divorce, where spouses legally separate to protect assets and qualify for government healthcare bene...

How Does 50/50 Custody Work in New York? - Richard Shum 20.03.2025

From the Law Office of Richard Roman Shum, Esq. – How Does 50/50 Custody Work in New York? delves into the intricacies of joint custody arrangements within the state. This podcast episode offers a comprehensive overview of how equal parenting time functions, the legal considerations involved, and the impact on both parents and children. In New York, 50/50 custody, also known as joint physical cust...

How Do You Apply for Social Security Disability Benefits in Pennsylvania? 20.03.2025

From Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. - How Do You Apply for Social Security Disability Benefits in Pennsylvania? offers an in-depth exploration of the steps involved in securing Social Security Disability benefits. Embarking on the Social Security Disability application journey requires a clear understanding of eligibility criteria. Applicants must have a sufficient work history and a me...

What Are Your Rights If You Suffer Workplace Hearing Loss in Pennsylvania? - Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. 20.03.2025

From Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. - What Are Your Rights If You Suffer Workplace Hearing Loss in Pennsylvania? breaks down how everyday jobsite noise can quietly become one of America’s most common workplace injuries, especially for Pennsylvania workers in construction, automotive, manufacturing, and mining. Drawing on national context (including reporting referenced from California H...

How Dangerous Is Truck Driver Fatigue? - Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. 19.03.2025

From Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. – " How Dangerous is Truck Driver Fatigue? " examines the critical issue of fatigue among truck drivers and its impact on road safety. Truck driver fatigue significantly impairs reaction times, decision-making abilities, and overall alertness, leading to a higher risk of accidents. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) iden...

Mental Health and Workers’ Compensation in Pennsylvania: Understanding Your Options - Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. 19.03.2025

From Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. – Mental Health and Workers' Compensation in Pennsylvania: Understanding Your Options delves into the critical intersection of mental well-being and workplace safety, highlighting the avenues available for employees facing work-related mental health challenges. In today's demanding work environments, mental health has become a focal point, w...

How Long Does Alimony Last in Georgia? - Tori White 19.03.2025

From Tori White Legal Group – " How Long Does Alimony Last in Georgia? " delves into the intricacies of alimony duration within the state, offering clarity on this complex subject. In Georgia, alimony, also known as spousal support, is not automatically granted in divorce proceedings. The court considers various factors to determine eligibility and duration, such as the length of the mar...

Washington County Divorce & Family Law Attorney - Christopher Fanning 19.03.2025

From Schantz Fanning, P.C. – " Washington County Divorce & Family Law Attorne y" delves into the critical decisions that can significantly impact your future. At Schantz Fanning, P.C., our Washington County divorce and family law attorneys are dedicated to developing personalized strategies that consider your future needs and goals. Our team, led by experienced attorneys such as Chri...

Contesting a Will in New Jersey - Christine Matus 19.03.2025

From The Matus Law Group – Contesting a Will in New Jersey offers a thoughtful and informative guide for those navigating the complexities of challenging a will in the Garden State. This episode explores what it means to formally contest a will, outlines who qualifies as an “interested person” under New Jersey probate law, and breaks down the steps required to initiate and pursue a legal challenge...

How To Pay Zero Child Support In Illinois - Russell D. Knight 19.03.2025

From Law Office of Russell D. Knight —" How To Pay Zero Child Support In Illinois " delves into the circumstances under which Illinois courts may deviate from standard child support guidelines to set a child support obligation to zero. In Illinois, child support is typically determined by guidelines that consider both parents' incomes and the amount of time each spends with their ch...

Body Attachments In An Illinois Divorce Court - Russell D. Knight 19.03.2025

From Law Office of Russell D. Knight – Body Attachments In An Illinois Divorce Court delves into the critical issue of body attachments, a term synonymous with arrest orders in the context of Illinois divorce proceedings. In Illinois, adherence to court orders during divorce proceedings is paramount. Failure to comply can result in a finding of contempt, leading the court to issue a body attachmen...

How Long Can You Leave a Child Unattended In Illinois? - Russell D. Knight 18.03.2025

From Law Office of Russell D. Knight - " How Long Can You Leave a Child Unattended in Illinois? " delves into the state's stringent laws regarding child supervision. Illinois law stipulates that leaving a child under the age of 14 without supervision for an unreasonable period may be considered neglect. Specifically, leaving a child under 13 without supervision by someone over 14 fo...

Does Indictment Mean Jail Time in New Jersey? - Adam M. Lustberg 18.03.2025

From Lustberg Law Offices, LLC – Does Indictment Mean Jail Time in New Jersey? explores the criminal indictment process in the Garden State, demystifying what it really means to face serious charges. This episode breaks down the key stages of a criminal case—from arrest to grand jury proceedings and arraignment in Superior Court—while clarifying that an indictment is not the same as a conviction....

What is Interlock Device Bypass Under NY VTL § 1198(7)(b)? - Jason Bassett 18.03.2025

From the Law Offices of Jason Bassett, P.C. – What is Interlock Device Bypass Under NY VTL § 1198(7)(b)? delves into the legal intricacies of New York's Vehicle and Traffic Law concerning ignition interlock devices. This episode explores the statute that prohibits tampering with, bypassing, or circumventing a court-ordered ignition interlock device designed to prevent intoxicated driving. In...

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