Verdict Signal

Welcome to the Verdict Signal podcast, where we feature how top attorneys help people make informed choices, avoid common mistakes, and move forward with confidence.

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  Episode #35

  The Hidden Risks of Dying Without a Proper Estate Plan with Eric Mauro

  Aug 14, 202624 min

  Eric Mauro is the Founder and Managing Partner of Mauro & Mauro Attorneys at Law, focusing his practice on estate planning, probate, and business law. He helps individuals, families, and business owners protect their assets, prepare for the future, and navigate important legal decisions with confidence. A U.S. Army veteran, Eric brings a strong commitment to service and preparation to his legal practice. He earned his Juris Doctor from Baylor Law School with Special Distinction in Estate Planning and completed an LL.M. in Taxation at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law. Eric also holds a Bachelor of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Texas Woman’s University. His practice is dedicated to providing knowledgeable guidance in estate planning, probate, and business law while helping clients make informed decisions for what matters most. In this episode… What happens to everything you worked for when you are no longer here to make decisions? Many people assume their assets will automatically go where they want, but the reality can be very different without proper planning. How can families avoid unnecessary complications during one of the most difficult moments of their lives? Eric Mauro explains the key issues families face when they do not have a clear estate plan, including probate delays, family conflicts, and misconceptions about wills, taxes, and inherited property. He shares how some estates can take much longer to resolve without proper preparation and why small planning decisions can make a major difference for loved ones. In this episode of Verdict Signal, host Daniel Gouw interviews Eric Mauro, Attorney and Partner at Mauro & Mauro, Attorneys at Law in Mesquite, Texas. Eric focuses on estate planning, probate, and business law, with a Juris Doctor from Baylor Law School and a Master of Laws in Taxation from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law. They discuss the importance of estate planning, common mistakes people make, probate challenges, AI created legal documents, business succession planning, and how families can prepare for the future. Tune in to learn how to make informed choices that protect what you build. Resources mentioned in this episode: Daniel Gouw on LinkedIn EDNA Digital Marketing Mauro & Mauro, Attorneys at Law Website Erix Mauro on LinkedIn Want to be featured in the Verdict Signal Podcast? Register here: https://ednadm.com/verdict-signal-application

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  Episode #34

  The Dangerous Divorce Advice People Trust Before Hiring a Lawyer with Anna Friedhoff

  Jul 29, 202629 min

  Anna Friedhoff is a shareholder at Stahancyk, Kent & Hook, where she began as a law clerk in 2012 and was elected shareholder in 2018. She earned her J.D. from the University of Oregon School of Law and graduated magna cum laude from Gonzaga University with degrees in Political Science and Public Relations. Anna is admitted to the Oregon and Washington State Bars and is active in Oregon Women Lawyers and the Multnomah Bar Association. She has been recognized by The Best Lawyers in America since 2018, named an Oregon Super Lawyer from 2024 to 2026, and previously selected as a Rising Star from 2017 to 2023. In 2016, she received the National Academy of Family Law Attorneys’ Top 10 Under 40 Attorney Award. Her legal scholarship has been published in the Oregon Review of International Law, and she currently serves as Vice President of the University Club of Portland’s Board of Directors. In this episode… What if the worst divorce advice you receive comes long before you ever step inside a lawyer's office? From internet myths to well meaning friends and AI generated answers, many people unknowingly make decisions that can shape the outcome of their case before the legal process even begins. How do you know which advice is helping and which advice could hurt you? Anna shares why settlement is often the best path while explaining why experienced trial skills still matter when agreements cannot be reached. She discusses how courts approach child custody, parenting time, spousal support, and complex assets such as family businesses, while also explaining the growing influence of AI in family law. Along the way, she recounts how clients often arrive with misconceptions about what judges actually consider and why personalized legal strategy consistently outperforms generic online advice. In this episode of Verdict Signal, host Daniel Gouw interviews Anna C. Friedhoff, a shareholder at SKH Family Law & Estate Planning in Portland, Oregon. Licensed in both Oregon and Washington, Anna is recognized for her extensive experience handling complex divorce, custody, and high conflict litigation. Together, they discuss common divorce misconceptions, child custody, complex asset division, AI's impact on legal advice, and why preparation for trial remains an essential skill for today's family lawyers. Tune in to learn how to make informed choices that protect what you build. Want to be featured in the Verdict Signal Podcast? Register here: https://ednadm.com/verdict-signal-application

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  Episode #33

  Ashley Upkins Reveals the Dangerous AI Frauds Emptying Bank Accounts Across America

  Jul 23, 202632 min

  Ashley Upkins is the first woman from Tennessee to hold this historic role. Recognized as a powerful voice for justice, equity, and leadership, she is an award-winning attorney and advocate who inspires with her vision, faith, and commitment to lifting the next generation of change-makers. In this episode… AI is making scams more convincing than ever, and many people still believe they would never fall for one. But what happens when a phone call sounds exactly like your child, your boss, or someone you trust? Could you confidently tell the difference? Ashley shares practical strategies for recognizing AI powered fraud before it causes financial damage, including why verification should replace blind trust, how family safe words can stop voice cloning scams, and why urgency is often the biggest warning sign. She also discusses recent Supreme Court decisions, the challenges of regulating artificial intelligence, and why existing consumer protection laws still play an important role. Along the way, she explains how criminals are exploiting deepfakes, voice cloning, and personal information shared online to target victims. In this episode of Verdict Signal, host Daniel Gouw interviews Ashley Upkins, attorney, President of the National Bar Association, and Head of Litigation, Investigations, and Alternative Dispute Resolution at Silicon Ranch in Nashville, Tennessee. As the first woman from Tennessee to lead the National Bar Association, Ashley brings extensive experience in litigation, consumer protection, and public advocacy. They discuss AI scams, consumer privacy, Supreme Court decisions, responsible AI governance, and practical steps individuals and businesses can take to reduce risk in an increasingly digital world. Tune in to learn how to make informed choices that protect what you build. Want to be featured in the Verdict Signal Podcast? Register here: https://ednadm.com/verdict-signal-application

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  Episode #30

  The Truth About What Courts Really Consider in Child Custody Cases with Grace Flores

  Jul 8, 202625 min

  Grace Flores is an attorney with over 15 years of experience in the legal field and serves as the founder and managing partner of Grace Law. Before becoming an attorney, she worked as a paralegal, gaining valuable insight into the complexities of the legal system. She focuses her practice on family law and personal injury matters, providing strategic and client-focused representation for individuals facing challenging legal situations. Grace earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Central Florida and her Juris Doctor from Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law, where she graduated cum laude and ranked in the top 20% of her class. She is a board member of the Hispanic Bar Association of Central Florida and a member of the Florida Bar, American Bar Association, Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, and Orange County Bar Association. Fluent in English and Spanish, Grace is committed to providing knowledgeable and effective legal representation for her clients. In this episode… Divorce and custody disputes often create fear, uncertainty, and conflict, but what truly determines what happens with your children? Many parents enter these situations believing the loudest argument or strongest opinion will decide the outcome, but courts look at specific factors designed around the child’s best interests. So what should parents actually understand before entering a custody battle? Grace explains how Florida courts evaluate custody decisions, including the factors involved in determining parenting arrangements and time sharing. She shares why parents often struggle with relinquishing control after separation, how high conflict situations can be managed, and why using AI as a replacement for legal advice can create serious problems. Grace also discusses common misconceptions about mothers, fathers, and what courts really consider when making decisions. In this episode of Verdict Signal , host Daniel Gouw interviews Grace Flores, Founder and Managing Attorney of Grace Law, P.A. in Orlando, Florida. She shares her experience in family law and personal injury while discussing child custody, divorce expectations, parental decision making, AI in legal matters, and finding the right attorney for complex family situations. Tune in to learn how to make informed choices that protect what you build. Want to be featured in the Verdict Signal Podcast? Register here: https://ednadm.com/verdict-signal-application

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  Episode #27

  Why Smart Business Owners Keep Attracting the Wrong Clients with Sheila Wilkinson

  Jun 26, 202636 min

  Sheila Wilkinson is an attorney, strategist, and advisor who helps professionals, business owners, and C-Suite leaders focus on the human side of work: preventing conflict with their people, their projects, and their compensation. Sheila has advised individuals and organizations across the globe and is a sought-after speaker and facilitator who has led more than 300 trainings, workshops, and presentations over the past 15 years. Having built a multi-million-dollar law firm from scratch, Sheila has spent her career working in and around the legal profession. She comes to us today with deep legal insight and an even deeper understanding of human behavior, communication, and decision-making. As the creator of the BED Framework, Sheila helps people see how unclear expectations, weak boundaries, and reactive decisions create unnecessary conflict in both work and life. In this episode… Why do smart, capable business owners keep finding themselves working with clients who drain their time, energy, and peace of mind? The answer often has less to do with marketing or sales and more to do with the boundaries, expectations, and decisions established long before a contract is signed. What if attracting better clients starts with changing how you choose them? Sheila shares practical strategies for identifying client red flags before they become expensive problems, setting expectations that reduce conflict, and creating systems that protect both business owners and their clients. She also explains her BED Framework and recounts the story of an accounting professional who doubled her prices, retained every client, and ultimately built a business that gave her the freedom to travel while working fewer hours. In this episode of Verdict Signal , host Daniel Gouw interviews Sheila M. Wilkinson, attorney, consultant, and founder of Sheila Wilkinson Consulting, serving clients from New Orleans and Brussels. Drawing on her experience as both an attorney and social worker, Sheila helps professionals build businesses around healthy human relationships instead of constant conflict. Their conversation explores client boundaries, pricing, expectations, decision making, business systems, and recognizing the warning signs of unhealthy client relationships before they become costly mistakes. Tune in to learn how to make informed choices that protect what you build. Want to be featured in the Verdict Signal Podcast? Register here: https://ednadm.com/verdict-signal-application

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