The Lawmas Podcast

Juggling courtrooms and playrooms, legal briefs, and bedtime stories...Meet Lauren and Lacey, two powerhouse attorneys and moms who are laying down the law on work-life balance. Lauren handles estate planning, while Lacey is a criminal defense attorney. And together, they're The Lawmas!Join them as they dive into into the chaotic world of running law firms while raising families, where they share war stories from the courtroom and the playground, while offering tips on building a thriving practice without missing soccer games and dance class...These two prove that moms really can do it all - with a little help from coffee and wine! From estate planning emergencies to criminal defense dilemmas, these legal eagles tackle it all with wit, wisdom, and a whole lot of heart.So whether you're a working mom, an aspiring attorney, or love a good laugh... Tune in to The Lawmas Podcast. Where justice meets juice boxes!Court is now in session!Coming soon to YouTube and major podcast platform

The Lawmas Podcast is a kids podcast hosted by Lauren & Lacey, with 99 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Lauren & Lacey hosts The Lawmas Podcast, a kids show with 99 episodes published.

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  Episode #98

  Episode 98: High School Was 20 Years Ago?!

  Sep 22, 202628 min

  Lauren and Lacey are heading back to high school, sort of. With their 20-year reunion approaching, they look back at their Union High School days and talk about the drama of planning a reunion, the classmates they'd love to see, and why reconnecting 20 years later feels a little strange. They also reflect on who they were in high school versus who they are today, from being band and theater kids to building careers, raising families, and becoming much more comfortable with themselves. They share what they'd change if they could go back, what they wouldn't change, old crushes, friendships that lasted, and the realization that everyone from the Class of 2006 has taken a very different path over the last two decades. Contact The Lawmas: thelawmaspodcast@gmail.com #highschoolreunion #unionSC #tthelawmas #lawpodcast

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  Episode #97

  Episode 97: 50 Weeks Pregnant? When an Online Story Raises Real Concerns

  Sep 17, 202625 min

  Lauren and Lacey start this episode of The Lawmas Podcast with another look at the Lindsay Clancy case and a discussion about whether the possibility of the death penalty can influence plea negotiations. They also talk about the Idaho murders case and why requiring a defendant to explain what happened as part of a plea could matter to victims' families. Then, the conversation turns to a woman gaining attention online for claiming to be nearly 50 weeks pregnant with twins. Lauren and Lacey discuss the difficult questions the situation raises about mental illness, involuntary commitment, and when family members, healthcare professionals, or others should intervene before someone potentially becomes a danger to themselves or others. Contact The Lawmas at TheLawmasPodcast@gmail.com

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  Episode #96

  Episode 96: Micah Miller, JP Miller & the Questions That Remain

  Sep 8, 202635 min

  In this episode of The Lawmas Podcast, Lauren and Lacey discuss the Netflix documentary about Micah Miller and the troubling story surrounding her death and relationship with her husband, pastor JP Miller. They examine the case from a legal perspective, including attorney-client privilege, the ethics of recording conversations, domestic abuse allegations, and the federal charges currently pending against JP Miller. They also discuss the role of the church, some of the disturbing messages highlighted in the documentary, and the questions that remain as the investigation continues. Plus, they begin with an update on the Lindsay Clancy case following the mistrial. Contact the Lawmas: thelawmaspodcast@gmail.com

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  Episode #95

  Episode 95: Should Parents Be Charged When Their Kids Have Guns?

  Sep 2, 202626 min

  In this episode of *The Lawmas Podcast*, Lauren and Lacey discuss the growing issue of children and teenagers bringing guns to school and whether parents should face criminal charges when it happens. They look at situations involving young children who gain access to unsecured firearms versus teenagers who may obtain guns without their parents' knowledge, and why age and circumstances matter. They also discuss responsible gun ownership, gun safety, hunting, and the difficulty of determining how much responsibility a parent should have for the actions of an older teenager. Plus, they share a quick update on the Lindsay Clancy trial and the possibility of a hung jury. Reach out to The Lawmas: thelawmaspodcast@gmail.com #lindsayclancy #teenswithguns #kidswithguns #thelawmaspodcast

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  Episode #94

  Episode 94: Postpartum, Personal Responsibility and Where We Stand Before the Lindsay Clancy Verdict

  Aug 27, 202631 min

  Lauren and Lacey return to the Lindsay Clancy trial as closing arguments begin and share where they stand after weeks of testimony. They discuss the insanity defense, stipulations, expert testimony, mental health and the difficult question of where personal responsibility begins when serious mental illness is involved. The conversation also turns to the larger issues the case has raised about postpartum support, advocating for your own mental health needs, and whether our current systems do enough for women who are struggling. While Lauren and Lacey don't agree on everything, they do agree that there are no simple answers, especially when three children lost their lives. Contact the Lawmas: TheLawmasPodcast@gmail.com

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