If not for my wife Patty’s love of all things Tik Tok, I would not have run across attorney Adrienne Hines. Adrienne is a long-standing attorney in Ohio who practiced initially in the area of worker’s compensation and now works pretty exclusively in the area of consumer bankruptcy. More than that, Adrienne has morphed her law practice into providing important and detailed information on bankruptcy through her social media platforms on Tik Tok and Instagram. Fans of Tik Tok will recognize her by her user name and website called TheLadyLikeLawyer.com As you’ll hear, Adrienne is smart, funny, warm and engaging. It is no wonder that she has so many followers! As you’ll see and hear, she lives her practice with the mantra of “Debt Relief with Dignity.” Her law practice approach mirrors our Bond and Botes’ law practice insofar as how we try to help our own bankruptcy clients in Alabama and Mississippi. The difference, however, is that Adrienne speaks to a vast nationwide audience of Tik Tok users and, as I mentioned, she provides tremendously valuable information to them. I enjoyed getting to know her story on this episode of the podcast.
Robin Wolfe is a long-standing and highly regarded criminal defense attorney located in Huntsville, Alabama. Robin has had a singular focus of practice in the area of criminal law since early in her career. Robin handles every type of criminal case imaginable to include capital murder and death penalty cases. She is fortunate to have a highly skilled investigator working with her, Jackie, who also happens to be her husband! In addition, their son Jack works as a law clerk for them when not in his graduate studies program. Robin is highly respected in Alabama for the legal work that she does. She also mentioned to me, after we finished the podcast, that she is open, willing and eager to help out young lawyers who decide to practice criminal defense law. This would be a great opportunity for young lawyers to learn the correct way to handle a criminal defense case from Robin who is a master of her craft.
Kenya Rothstein is an environmental attorney barred in California and Washington, D.C. I recently learned about Kenya from an article in the January/February 2025 edition of the Washington Lawyer magazine which gets distributed to all DC bar members. Kenya has her own podcast called “Thank You For Saying NO” which is available at all podcast platforms. She has been doing this podcast for several years, and it focuses on finding a way to be thankful and appreciative when you are told no. As you’ll hear, Kenya has an up-tempo and infectious spirit, so it is no wonder that her podcast does well! I really enjoyed getting to know her story on this episode of the podcast.