What if the video that cost you custody wasn’t real—but no one could prove it?

In this episode of Love and Law, Elizabeth Yang dives into one of the most alarming trends facing family courts today: AI-generated evidence. From deepfake videos to synthetic audio recordings, artificial intelligence is now being weaponized in custody battles—and the legal system is scrambling to catch up.

⚖️ How AI-generated evidence is disrupting custody and domestic violence cases
💻 What courts are doing to authenticate digital files (and why it’s so expensive)
🚨 Why the “liar’s dividend” is harming real abuse victims and innocent parents alike

With real-world examples and expert insights, this episode breaks down how deepfakes are challenging the very foundation of courtroom truth—and what you can do to protect yourself.

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When Britney Spears and Sam Asghari announced their split, many expected another headline-grabbing legal battle. But instead of chaos, the divorce wrapped up quietly—and quickly. Why? A rock-solid prenup.

In this episode of Love and Law, Elizabeth Yang breaks down what made Britney’s prenup so effective, and what the rest of us can learn from it. From protecting intellectual property to managing future earnings and digital assets, prenups have evolved far beyond old stereotypes.

🎤 What Britney’s prenup actually covered—including royalties, confidentiality, and more

📉 Why prenups help avoid $100K+ court battles in California

🧠 How prenup planning can increase trust and transparency in a relationship

Whether you're a pop star or a small business owner, this episode shows why modern prenups are less about preparing for failure—and more about building a secure future.

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What happens when your partner starts spending thousands of dollars—and emotional energy—on an AI companion? In California, it might be considered infidelity.

In this mind-bending episode of Love and Law, Atty. Elizabeth Yang explores how courts are handling emotional affairs with AI chatbots, and why these virtual relationships are having real consequences in divorce and custody cases. From Silicon Valley to Brentwood, families are grappling with the fallout of algorithm-driven intimacy.

💔 What courts consider “emotional abandonment” in the age of AI

💸 How money spent on premium AI subscriptions can be ruled as marital waste

📱 Why some prenups now include clauses about chatbot boundaries

As AI companions grow more lifelike—and addictive—California family law is racing to catch up. Whether you're a concerned spouse or just curious where this is all headed, this episode is your guide to the strange, very real intersection of love, law, and artificial intelligence.

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