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Talk Legal to Me explores the intersection of everyday life and the law.  We will look at how the law empowers, entangles, protects, or disrupts the people and communities it touches.  Through thoughtful conversations, real-life stories, and insightful solo episodes, attorney and educator, Shanita Q. T. Straw, and attorney Alexandrea Sharae, will unpack the legal issues behind the headlines and inside our households, bringing you perspectives from two generations. We will cover everything from real estate, estate planning and entrepreneurship to housing, family, and justice.  So, whether you’re facing a challenge, navigating a change, or simply want to be better informed, this podcast is your place to listen, learn, and lead with purpose.

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  • Talk Legal To Me Episode 8 : Premarital Agreements: What Couples Should Know Before Saying “I Do”

    Sep 25, 2026 · 52 min

  • Talk Legal To Me. Episode 7: Land Trust Agreements: What Property Owners Should Know

    Sep 11, 2026 · 38 min

  • Who Gets the Kids? Understanding Parenting Time & Child Support

    Aug 28, 2026 · 47 min

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