Legacy Lawyers

In this episode of the Legacy Lawyers Podcast, Nathan Croxford and Brian Edwards look at the estate of rock legend Ozzy Osbourne to uncover valuable lessons in planning ahead. They talk about how Sharon Osbourne helped structure his assets and likeness, why it is important to keep an estate plan updated over time, and how trusts can provide for children without turning them into “trust fund babies...

In today’s episode, Nathan Croxford and Connor Cottle discuss the best way to handle your bank accounts when planning for the future. They explain why keeping your accounts in your name provides clarity, protection, and ease for your loved ones. Tune in to learn the proper approach and how it can simplify things for everyone involved.

In this episode, attorneys Brian Edwards and Nathan Croxford discuss a case where a man and his girlfriend bought a house together, but the deed didn’t specify joint tenancy or list a trust. Legally, that meant they likely held the property as tenants in common, each owning 50% without survivorship rights. When the girlfriend died intestate—without a will or trust—her share had to go through proba...

Today in this podcast we break down complex estate planning topics into clear, actionable insights. In today’s episode, we’re diving into 'The One, Big, Beautiful Bill' — what it is, how it could reshape the estate planning landscape, and most importantly, what it means for your taxes. Whether you're planning your legacy or helping clients plan theirs, you won’t want to miss this!

In this episode Nathan speaks with Taylor Stone, on unpacking the latest changes in the law around joint tenancy. If you co-own property with someone—whether it's your partner, a friend, or a business partner—these new rules could have a big impact on your rights and responsibilities. We break down what joint tenancy really means, how the new legal updates affect things like survivorship, ownershi...

This episode consists of Brian Edwards introduction and who he is. We talk about his background and knowledge.

In this episode of Legacy Lawyers, Nathan and Mike explore the complexities of HIPAA laws and their effects on families coping with the loss of a loved one. They discuss a real-life case where parents sought medical information following their adult child's untimely death and the legal challenges they encountered due to HIPAA protections. With a blend of humor, insight, and practical advice, Natha...

In this episode, Nathan welcomes Tyler Moss, a new partner at Voyant Legal specializing in litigation, to discuss the significance of non-compete agreements for businesses. They explore the purpose of non-competes in safeguarding confidential information, client lists, and staff from being poached by former employees. The conversation highlights the historical use of non-competes, how courts evalu...

In this episode of Legacy Lawyers, we discuss the importance of a will or trust to protect your family. We hear a real Voyant Legal story about our client's experience of losing a loved one without a trust or will in place and how our team was able to step in and help navigate the steps forward to protecting the assets.

In the latest episode of the Legacy Lawyer podcast, the hosts share their humorous experiences with technical difficulties during recording. They delve into a detailed analysis of a questionable tax strategy involving Section 643B trusts, which claim to eliminate capital gains taxes on the sale of assets by placing them in an irrevocable trust. The hosts caution listeners about this strategy's pot...

Do you run a small business with partners? In this episode, our team discusses a new Supreme Court ruling that could affect your buy-sell agreement and tips for protecting your family in case the worst happens.

In this podcast, we explore the background and history of our attorney, William Taylor Stone, at Voyant Legal.

Have You Ever Accidentally Laundered Money? In this episode, we talk about the different kinds of money laundering and how scammers can take advantage of innocents.

Nathan and Michael dive deep into the new Corporate Transparency Act. Learn more about this new reporting mandate for all businesses, what the steps are for your business, and the implications going forward.

In the latest episode, Nathan and Michael explore the advantages of Legacy IRA, particularly for individuals who have retired around the age of 70-71. They shed light on a beneficial option within the tax code that provides a tax-efficient strategy for retirees engaged in charitable giving.

In this new episode, Michael and Nathan discuss a potential estate fraud of a wealthy man with no living heirs. This episode walks you through the situation and how to avoid possible fraud by writing your estate plan.

Nathan and Micheal talk about Irrevocable trust. This episode clears up confusion some financial advisers and media sources shared about the recent interpretation sent out by the IRS for irrevocable trusts.

In this episode, Nathan and Michael discuss more about trusts, banks, and money. If you're looking to leave money to your family, you'll want to listen to this episode to discover how you can possibly get insurance on your bank account for free.

Nathan and Michael discuss an ongoing conservatorship case that has caught the attention of many. That's right, in this episode they talk about a recent filing from Michael Oher, whose story was shown in the popular movie "The Blind Side." Listen to this episode to learn more about the case and conservatorships.

In this new episode, Michael and Nathan discuss the ins and outs of protecting your estate plan. From who you tell about your plan, to who you should or shouldn't cut out, this episode covers it all. Learn more about who you should have your estate plan written by, where you should keep it, and more.

Handwriting your living will may seem like a good idea. However, without the assistance of a trusted legal advisor, it could cause more trouble for your family. In this episode, Nathan and Michael discuss the handwritten wills of Aretha Franklin, which led to an extensive court case over many years. It is always smart to consult a lawyer regarding your will.

In this episode, Nathan and Michael discuss an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), which can allow business owners to sell their company in a way that saves on taxes. An ESOP is a very articulate plan that can have benefits for your future generations. Learn more about employee stock ownership plans in this educational and entertaining episode.

Nathan and Michael dive deeper into the Richins case in this fascinating episode. Learn more about prenups, wills, and the slayer statute through this ongoing case.

The actual cost of litigation of inheritance is revealed in the episode Nathan and Micheal discuss what you should know before you sue a sibling. Learn more about how proper estate planning can prevent ugly litigation from happening and how to determine if litigation is necessary.