Hosted by Kelly Lise Murray
Delivering all the drama of true crime...without the blood! When a $50 million trust decants, a divorce destroys generational wealth, or a sophisticated fraud scheme fools the experts - your clients need you to see it coming. Welcome to Wealth Litigated, where real courtroom battles become your competitive advantage.
16 episodes · publishes weekly · latest 2026-06-11 · ~34 min/episode
Rank
#1202
Substance
71.0
/ 100
Breakdown
Scored 2026-07
Updated monthly
General rank
#69 of 271
Across the index
#1202 of 6186
Substance
Top 19%
outscores 81% of the index
Wealth Litigated ranks #1202 on The B2B Podcast Index with a substance score of 71.0 out of 100, scored across 1 recent episode. It scores highest on specificity & evidence and insight density. Exceptionally specific - precise dates, dollar figures, code sections (850, 856, 859, 17200), Restatement citations, named precedent (Karn), and concrete state groupings ground every claim.
Averaged across 1 recently scored episode, with cited evidence.
Dense with non-obvious legal distinctions for estate-planning professionals - how gift law can trump insurance company paperwork, the trustee-as-third-party twist, and state-by-state divergence - though it's a narrow niche and repeats the 'unfunded shell' concept several times.
“the legal validity of a trust transfer rests on gift law principles rather than the specific forms provided by the life insurance company”
“the settlor cannot give away what the settlor no longer owns, even if the insurance company hasn't processed the paperwork”
The counterintuitive core holding - that a trust instrument itself completes the gift regardless of rejected insurance forms - plus the Group A/Group B state framework offers genuinely fresh, non-generic legal analysis rather than recycled platitudes.
“Faulty paperwork looks like failed trust funding for irrevocable life insurance trusts. But that generic answer is wrong in multiple states”
“if a trust can transfer ownership of real estate without a deed, it Certainly can transfer personal property like a life insurance policy”
This is a solo host monologue with no guest at all; no practitioner or operator brings first-hand experience, and credibility rests entirely on the case narration.
“I'm Kelly Liese Murray and this is Wealth Litigated”
“We break down actual court cases that impact your professional practice”
Exceptionally specific - precise dates, dollar figures, code sections (850, 856, 859, 17200), Restatement citations, named precedent (Karn), and concrete state groupings ground every claim.
“this trust was funded with two items on schedule A $100 and and the life insurance policy”
“Section 859. The appellate court specified that the trustee could pursue bad faith taking”
There is no dialogue, no interview, and no probing questions - it's a scripted single-voice case explainer with only rhetorical questions, so the craft dimension of pushing back or following up is absent.
“Which leaves the California Court of Appeal with one core question to answer”
“Why didn't the trustee get involved?”
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1 scored on substance · 16 tracked in total.
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