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Law Matters

Law Matters

Tuesdays at 9 A.M.

The law matters in all aspects of your work and personal life. Learn about the law and some practical tips in dealing with legal issues that matter to you.

Thursday, August 18, 201608/18/2016

Custody Law

In Law Matters

https://soundcloud.com/wfea-radio/law-matters-081616

Tuesday, August 9, 201608/09/2016

Uncovering Money To Get Paid

In Law Matters

https://soundcloud.com/manchester-radio-group/law-matters-uncovering-money-to-get-paid-1

Tuesday, August 2, 201608/02/2016

Personal Liability In Business

In Law Matters

https://soundcloud.com/manchester-radio-group/lawmatters-personal-liability-in-busines

Tuesday, July 5, 201607/05/2016

How To Handle Common Childhood Issues when Mom And Dad Break Up

In Law Matters

Dr Ben Harber from Healthyparent.com is in again to talk about how to help your children when splitting up.

Tuesday, June 28, 201606/28/2016

Top 10 NH Labor Law Violations

In Law Matters

https://soundcloud.com/wfea-radio/law-matters-top-10-nh-labor-la

Tuesday, June 14, 201606/14/2016

Addressing Unacceptable Job Performance

In Law Matters

https://soundcloud.com/wfea-radio/law-matters-adressing-unexpect

Tuesday, June 7, 201606/07/2016

Trusts

In Law Matters

Attorney Beth Lorsbach is in with Dan to talk about trusts.

Tuesday, May 24, 201605/24/2016

Why Fault Ground Divorce

In Law Matters

https://soundcloud.com/wfea-radio/law-matters-why-fault-ground-d

Tuesday, May 17, 201605/17/2016

Selling Your Business

In Law Matters

https://soundcloud.com/wfea-radio/law-matters-selling-your-busin

Tuesday, May 3, 201605/03/2016

Insurance Coverage

In Law Matters

https://soundcloud.com/wfea-radio/law-matters-insurance-coverage

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