Amy’s neighbor demanded $1,600 for a fence he built before she moved in. When she refused to pay, he sent a sheriff to serve her with small-claims papers.

Amy and Zach revisit the unbelievable lawsuit, debate whether $30,000 in student debt should worry a future mother-in-law, and answer a listener who wants to know where Zach really fits within the family. Amy also shares the creepy text she received after a Hinge date at the rodeo, while Zach reveals how a hitchhiking ride in Mozambique ended with him jumping out of a stranger’s car.

Plus: Amy’s second horse, a baggage-claim disaster, neighborhood gossip, TikTok arguments, and the horse-expense spreadsheet that will never exist.

Amy returns from Dallas with a fake Southern accent and a plan to use it on her next date. She and Zach break down an awkward YSA encounter, their failed attempt to buy lottery tickets, and the argument that followed over what each would do with $600 million.

They also discuss the Lindsay Clancy case and the difficult questions surrounding postpartum mental health, psychosis, medical treatment, and accountability. Later, Amy explains Alix Earle’s unconventional family dynamic, reveals why she turned down a reality-TV pitch involving her family, and considers letting Zach produce a blind date for the podcast.

The episode ends with an entirely hypothetical Judge & Jury case involving a speeding ticket, a very inappropriate cop, and Amy’s surprisingly complicated answer.

Content note: This episode includes discussion of postpartum mental illness, child death, suicide, and violence from 29:04 to 43:12. The hosts’ comments are personal opinions, not medical or legal advice.

Amy finally bought her horse—and apparently that was only the beginning of the spending.

This week, Amy joins Zach in Dallas to talk about her new life as a horse girl, the enormous pile of supplies she bought before even bringing Doc home, and their plan to record an entire podcast episode while riding horses.

They also get into Zach and Megan’s experience interviewing for The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, the strange tactics reality TV producers use to create drama, and why Taylor Frankie Paul may seriously need to step away from social media.

Plus, Amy tours Zach and Megan’s new Dallas house, reveals that she used to mow the lawn, and tells a Relative from Hell story about a mother-in-law who shot her son-in-law 15 times—and then casually went to Denny’s and a casino.

Judge & Jury: Is a new mom justified in cutting off her mother-in-law after she ignored nearly every boundary surrounding the newborn?

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This video is about EP28 CUTAmy has officially crossed into full horse-girl territory…

This week the conversation goes everywhere—in the best way. Amy reveals why she may be leasing a second horse, Zach exposes just how spoiled they both were growing up, they debate dream lives, confess the worst ways they cheated in school, laugh through awkward family dynamics, and react to another unbelievable Relative From Hell story.

It’s one of the funniest, most natural episodes yet.

A husband thinks he’s getting his family back.

Instead, he walks into one of the most unbelievable family stories we’ve ever discussed.

This week, Amy and Zach introduce a new Relative From Hell segment before diving into a shocking real-life case involving a marriage on the brink, a mother-in-law, a brother-in-law, and a plan that ended with multiple family members behind bars.

Plus, we catch up on everything from World Cup obsession and dating preferences to the kind of conversations only Legally Friends can have.

As always, we finish by asking the question that matters most:

Who’s guilty… and what’s your verdict?

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Amy's out this week, which means it's just Zach and Megan, and the bickering is immediate. Zach opens up about his new job and the weird loneliness of watching your family have fun without you from a hotel room. Megan recaps the Telluride trip in a 15 passenger van (hairpin turns, fire smoke, one smashed finger), and then we get into it: did we hide our crazy during our 63 day engagement, why big reactions drive Zach insane, our screen time and clean eating philosophies, backyard chickens, and Megan's Diet Coke exit plan.

Listener questions cover what made Zach stand out, finding your village after a move, and our house rules (no sleepovers, no video games, pick a sport). Then Judge & Jury brings the heat: a Christmas gift exchange standoff, a wedding dress code hypocrite, a neighbor's leaking RV, and Jeff, the brand new brother in law who demanded 40 hours notice before family could visit their own parents' house, then blocked everyone on the way to the airport. Court is in session.

Amy confesses to 10.5 hours of screen time a day, Zach is fighting his migraines with red light and cutting Diet Coke, and there's a guy from Texas trying to outbid her on a horse she found on Facebook Marketplace. Then it's go time: this is our giveaway episode, so we announce the sweatshirt winners and put NINE of your Judge & Jury dilemmas in front of the jury.

On the docket this week: a mother-in-law who set up a sneaky playdate, in-laws lining up to book the lake house they never helped renovate, cousins swearing around the little kids, how to announce a pregnancy at a bachelorette, doing all the family planning and getting zero credit, the four words you should never say to someone going through infertility, the "this isn't sponsored" influencer debate, and whether making friends in your 30s really is just like dating. You be the judge.

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This week, nobody is safe.

Amy updates us on dating, Zach has way too many opinions, Emily somehow proves she can’t be trusted around a grill, and Judge & Jury returns with family drama that has us completely divided.

In this episode:

⚖️ The DM that got left on read ⚖️ Dating rules we don’t agree on ⚖️ Why Emily should never be in charge of dinner⚖️ Amy’s latest horse obsession ⚖️ Family situations that deserve a verdict ⚖️ Relationship takes that might start an argument

As always, we’re not lawyers. We’re just opinionated.

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Court is in session for Episode 23, and this one has everything: Amy’s horse-girl era, barrel camp with 12-year-olds, Zach’s home renovation and septic drama, Yellowstone with kids, Taylor Swift debates, and one very important Instagram message request from 2021.

Amy finds an old DM from a guy she now wants to go out with and sends a reply live on the podcast. Then we get into true crime rabbit holes, what’s chapping everyone’s ass, and two Judge & Jury write-ins involving a sabotaging stepmother-in-law and a sister-in-law who crossed a brutal line after a baby.

If you have ever overthought a DM, dealt with in-law drama, or needed a reminder that apologies are not optional, this episode is for you.

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Everyone has thoughts they're not supposed to say out loud.

This week Amy and Zach discuss dating, intrusive thoughts, social situations, family dynamics, and the things we secretly judge people for. Some of these opinions probably should have stayed private, but that's never stopped us before.

Amy bought a horse and returned it a week later.

In this episode, Amy shares the emotional story behind sending Brazil back, while Zach tries to make sense of the horse world. Then Amy reveals what happened after being put under anesthesia—including the phone calls, the tears, and the comments that Shannon will never let her forget.

We also discuss:
• Amy's dating update
• Her Instagram account being deleted
• Zach's move to Dallas
• Closing on a new house
• Parenting during big life transitions
• Migraines and health struggles

This one goes completely off the rails in the best way possible.

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Amy and Zach are back with a full chaos recap of Zach’s graduation weekend in Charlottesville. They talk family sleepover madness, Dean and Weston stealing the show at graduation, Amy’s Chanel flip flop injury, Black Cow dinner drama, fishing in designer shoes, and Zach feeling sentimental about leaving Darden.

Amy also reveals that she bought a horse, which leads to horse name debates, barn drama, chickens, ticks, dating red flags, Snap Score stalking, phone snooping, and two new Judge & Jury submissions.

Should Amy name her horse Ace? Should Zach and Megan get chickens? And who is right when someone cancels on a destination wedding three weeks out because their dog is sick?

What do your dreams actually mean?

This week on Legally Friends, Zach, Amy, and Emily sit down with world-renowned dream expert Lauri Loewenberg to decode the dreams they cannot stop having.

Lauri has spent nearly three decades analyzing dreams and has appeared on The Today Show, Good Morning America, The View, Dr. Oz, CNN, Steve Harvey, and more. She explains why dreams are not random, what recurring dreams are trying to tell us, and how your subconscious may be trying to help you work through real life.

The group gets into Emily’s recurring gum dream, Amy’s emotional dream about her Papa, a possible pregnancy prediction dream, Zach’s basketball dream where he has no pants, and what it means when you dream about exes, cheating, teeth falling out, being chased, and falling.

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This week we brought in dating coach & matchmaker Blaine Anderson to help Amy figure out what’s actually going wrong with her dating life 😭

From dating apps and situationships to family pressure, avoidant attachment, dating in Utah, and moving to Dallas… this episode gets VERY honest.

We talk about:

* Why Amy struggles with dating
* The pressure of being single in Utah 👀
* Dating apps vs meeting people in real life
* Whether Amy is “too picky”
* How family dynamics affect relationships
* Red flags, confidence & texting
* Blaine’s real advice for finding the right person

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This week on Legally Friends, Amy and Zach sit down with Amy’s dad, Michael Skalla, for a full family tell-all.

Michael shares what it was like growing up in Wyoming and Omaha, how he met Shannon, and how he went from being raised in a house full of boys to raising four daughters. He talks about parenting, faith, family, business, the Skalla sisters’ social media journey, and what he looked for when his daughters started dating and getting married.

Amy gets called out for her checkbook era, Zach shares how he tried to win Michael over on the basketball court, and Michael tells the story of his heart attack and how Shannon and Amy dragged him to the ER.

Plus, the episode ends with classic Quotes by Michael — including “expect problems and eat them for breakfast.”

Listen for family stories, dad wisdom, Skalla chaos, and a lot of love.

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This week, Zach and Amy are trying something new: a fully unfiltered episode. They talk upcoming guests, Amy’s fertility hypotheticals, the infamous “Uncle Daddy” conversation, her possible new horse Brazil, a tragic $100 singles event, sister fights, Utah recommendations, Secret Lives drama, and Amy’s attempt to explain her latest book obsession.

Then Judge & Jury goes off the rails: a listener who was left out of the family group chat finally gets added… only to discover there is a real “OG family” chat with no wives included. Her mother-in-law has been talking about every daughter-in-law, her husband has been quietly sitting in the chat, and now she has screenshots. Should she confront her husband, tell the other wives, or drop the screenshots and let it burn?

Send us your verdict — guilty or not guilty? And submit your own family drama for Judge & Jury.

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Scarlett Bentley from Temptation Island Season 2 sits down with us for her first full tell-all. We cover her whole story — from growing up in Arkansas to Below Deck Sailing Yacht to meeting Cole, and everything that went down on the island that viewers didn't get to see.

Things we cover:
• How Scarlett and Cole actually met (and the state of the relationship before the show)
• The small lies that became the big problem
• Whose idea it really was to go on Temptation Island
• Whether she was already done with Cole before she got there
• Her connection with Bradley Bobbit and what the edit left out
• The journal moment Cole admitted to at the final bonfire (her first reaction is a lot)
• What "enough" would have actually looked like at the bonfire
• Why only 1.5% of the three weeks they filmed actually aired
• Responding to the online hate, the "she's just chasing clout" theories, and the "she used him" accusations
• Where she and Cole actually stand today
• The reunion (what to expect without spoilers)
• Judge & Jury: Scarlett joins us on the bench for listener dilemmas that hit WAY too close to home

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Emily’s 5 weeks post-op and spiraling — was the face surgery a mistake, or is it just swelling? This week we get into Emily’s emotional recovery and Easter meltdown, the Great Accutane Debate over ONE zit, renovation budget wars between designer-sister Emily and “cheap as possible” Zach, and Amy shopping for a $15,000 horse. 🐴

One of our most unhinged episodes yet.

In this episode:

• Emily’s post-op update & eye infection
• “Did I ruin my face?” Easter meltdown
• Teen skin, allergies & the Accutane debate
• Star pimple patches: cute or gross?
• Renovation budget wars
• Amy’s $15,000 horse hunt

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Josie Van Dyke — host of The Weekly Trash and mama of 3 — sits down with Zach and Amy and gets more honest than we expected. She shares everything: growing up in a "gray area" Mormon household, the Tinder story that led to her husband, the moment that almost ended it all, and how she built Weekly Trash from nothing into 250+ episodes.

Plus: $2,000 faucets causing fights in Zach's marriage, Amy giving up on men for horses, Sustained or Overruled gets heated (someone said "she can hold the leg"), Judge & Jury takes on a husband secretly sending $500/month to his parents, and Amy gets called out as the biggest liar on the show.

Segments:

• Opening Statements: Faucet wars, horse shopping & going viral for the wrong reason

• The Josie Van Dyke Story: Family, faith, heartbreak & how Weekly Trash started

• Sustained or Overruled: In-law hot takes — mother-in-law at labor, calling your mom every day, posting other people's kids

• Judge & Jury: Secret money to the in-laws — who's guilty?

• Amy's Exposed: "I love to tell a little white lie"

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Nutrition coach and MacroHabits founder Hannah Pointer joins Zach and Amy for a wide-ranging conversation that goes from Amy's fight with Emily about taking niece Capri to the dermatologist for a single zit, to Hannah's deeply honest take on reverse dieting, GLP-1s, cheat days, and why most women are unknowingly sabotaging their results by eating too little. Plus: creepy Reddit stalkers trying to find Zach's new address, the truth about dating in Utah vs. California, and Hannah's journey from door-to-door sales in New Mexico to running a 400K-follower nutrition empire.

KEY TOPICS:

• Amy vs. Emily: Should a 15-year-old go to the dermatologist for one zit?
• Reddit users tried to find Zach & Megan's new home address
• Hannah's creepy DMs: burner phones, sabotage texts, and staying private online
• Nashville trip, a crush, and why Hannah thinks Amy's husband lives there
• How Amy and Hannah met at the Aisles apartments in Provo ~10 years ago
• Dating in Utah vs. California: Peter Pan syndrome, pressure to marry fast
• Are guys intimidated by women with 400K followers?
• MacroHabits origin story: door-to-door sales in New Mexico to viral TikTok to $300 first day
• Why 95% of women coming to Hannah are under-eating
• Reverse dieting explained (it's not bulking)
• GLP-1 / Ozempic: Hannah's nuanced take and how to transition off
• Nutrition hot takes: cardio vs. strength training, intermittent fasting, cheat days, electrolytes

JUDGE & JURY VERDICT: "My sister-in-law started a fitness Instagram 6 months ago and now films her meals at every family gathering, corrects what everyone eats, and told my mom her casserole was basically inflammatory ingredients. Am I guilty for being annoyed?" — NOT GUILTY.

ABOUT HANNAH: Hannah Pointer is a certified nutrition coach, personal trainer, and founder of MacroHabits. Nearly 400K on Instagram (@macro_habits), 150K on TikTok, hosts the MacroHabits Podcast. Named the #1 macro tracking influencer in the country and featured on The Skinny Confidential.

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Emily is back from CO2 laser surgery looking like Frankenstein — and Zach's classmates won't stop asking him about it. Amy went barrel racing in Colorado and actually competed. Zach found a house in Dallas. And then we try a brand new segment: Most Likely To — In-Law Edition.

Things we cover:

• Emily's surgery recovery — bloody tears, drains, and why people are judging her

• Amy's barrel racing jackpot competition (she's going for the Draper Rodeo next)

• Zach looked at 14 houses in 2 days — "everyone else is disgusting"

• Amy calls out Emily for never visiting her in 4 years

• Ranking the sisters (ties are NOT allowed)

• NEW: Most Likely To — In-Law Edition (who gives unsolicited advice? who shows up unannounced?)

• Amy snaps at Emily mid-episode: "If it's not about you Emily, you don't care"

• Judge & Jury: MIL gives a gift card to a store you've never shopped at

• Judge & Jury: Father-in-law only thanked the husband for raising a good family

• Taylor Frankie Paul / Bachelorette breakdown — ABC knew everything

• Secret Lives of Mormon Wives gossip

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Megan Hunsaker — Zach's wife, podcast manager, and the best guest we'll ever have — finally takes a seat at the table. She reveals her secret audition for a reality TV show, her jaw-dropping dance resume (Radio City Rockettes at 12, Juilliard scholarship, BYU Cougarettes), and what it's really like being married to Zach. But first, Amy recounts her mortifying moving experience involving movers, a misplaced personal item, and a very unfortunate phone call from her nephew. We also spill some Secret Lives of Mormon Wives tea, respond to our worst Apple review, and debate a Judge & Jury case about a husband's secret family group chat.

Key Topics:

• Amy's mortifying moving story — movers, misplaced items, and a nephew's discovery
• Megan's reality tv show audition and her incredible dance background
• Why Megan isn't a regular host (she's the behind-the-scenes puppet master)
• The 69-day engagement story
• Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Season 5 drama
• Responding to our worst Apple Podcast review
• Judge & Jury: Is a secret family group chat a red flag?

Guest:

Megan Hunsaker — dancer, BYU Cougarette, podcast manager, and Zach's wife. Started dancing at age 3, was Clara in Radio City Christmas Spectacular at age 12, competed at NYCDA Nationals, had scholarships to Juilliard and Pace, and grew up dancing alongside Whitney Levitt and competing against Lindsay Arnold and Whitney Carson.

Judge & Jury Verdict:

"My husband's family has a group chat that I'm not in." Verdict: Need more information. The trio agrees it depends on context — if it's normal family logistics, it's fine; if they're talking about you behind your back, that's a problem. Amy's advice: go read the messages and come back with an update. Zach's advice: just talk to your husband directly.

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Rachel Parcell returns to the courtroom for round two. This week: life updates (Emily's surgery, Hawaii recap, the legendary farting text from Dick Hunsaker), sister and brother-in-law rankings, an RBF showdown, why Rachel will never do reality TV, and the debut of "Exhibit A" — where Rachel defends her cringiest old blog posts. Are we still fighting? Listen to find out.

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It's just Amy and Zach this week — Emily's off at a very important design meeting that somehow consumed her entire day. Amy steps up to do the intro for the first time, and the nerves are real.
First up: Amy's dating world continues to deliver. A listener DM'd her the phone number of a certain Fox News anchor she matched with on Raya (who never wrote back). Should they call it? Zach thinks yes. Amy's terrified. Verdict: they're calling from Zach's phone and reporting back next week. Meanwhile, Amy drops hints about a mystery trip to Arizona this weekend, and Zach lays out her entire dating cycle for the world to hear — overshare, family pressure, ghosting streak, repeat.
The life updates keep rolling: Amy's first barrel race is in three weeks and she's nervous to go full speed (Zach confesses he was scared of horses as a kid and had to be walked around while his younger cousins rode solo). Zach and Megan are headed to Hawaii after their Mexico trip got cancelled due to the cartel situation at Puerto Vallarta. And the Dallas house hunt is heating up — their dream house sold in five days, and Emily and Rachel keep sending $10 million Highland Park listings like it's no big deal.
Then the crew dives into listener Q&A: Has the podcast caused family drama? (Shannon's anxiety is real.) Why does Amy call her parents Michael and Shannon? Who's the worst at keeping secrets? (Everyone.) And which couple would Amy live with for a year? The answer involves Dallas dating prospects.
Finally, two Judge & Jury dilemmas: a couples-only trip to Mexico that got hijacked by the entire extended family, and a mother-in-law who tells the grandkids "don't tell mom" every single visit. Both hit close to home — literally.

Episode 7 of Legally Friends features special guest Sarajane (SJ) Warner — Utah-based influencer, skincare expert, and content creator with over 110K followers. The crew shares horror stories from dance competition weekend in Vegas, then goes head-to-toe revealing every cosmetic procedure they've each had done — no secrets. SJ breaks down the CO2 laser that got her 29 million views, shares why she'd never do lipo again, and reads some of her meanest DMs. They also dive into Utah's beauty standards, the double standard women face online, and tackle a Judge & Jury about an 18-year-old sister-in-law whose schedule controls the entire family.

Episode 6 is here! We debrief on the fallout from last week — Zach and Rachel had a three-hour phone call and we're sharing where things landed. Emily shows up with the most swollen lips ever and we get into the full lip filler experience. Then we dive deep into Amy's dating life: Raya, Hinge, a Fox News crush she's calling out by name, and the realities of online dating and safety. We each share our worst date stories (Emily's is genuinely scary, Amy's involves bare feet at dinner, and Zach's… you just have to hear it). Plus pop culture takes on Tell Me Lies, The Traitors, and yearning being back in 2026. We close with a stacked Judge & Jury: going into debt for a wedding, dealing with a chronically late mother-in-law, and the bad Instagram photo debate. Send us your stories! 

 The OG has arrived. Rachel Parcell joins Legally Friends for the first time and we're getting INTO it — her take on that NY Mag article, why she stepped away from her clothing brand, and the family picture fight story we've been teasing since episode one. Apologies were made. Grudges were... discussed. Plus we judge a listener who's mad her sister-in-law is getting married on her anniversary. 

Emily and Amy are calling in from Hawaii while Zach holds it down from home. This week we're airing out family trip moments, rolling out the sister rankings again, and diving into the Taylor Frankie Paul / Bachelorette pregnancy rumors and the Secret Lives of Mormon Wives LA spinoff casting tea. We also talk about the garments controversy, the search for Savannah Guthrie's mom, and Super Bowl predictions that go completely off the rails.

Then in Judge & Jury, you guys sent in your wildest in-law vacation stories — a mother-in-law who only invites her son (not his wife or kids) on family trips AND wore a matching white lace dress to the wedding, a husband who vacations solo with his mom every year, and the couple who disappeared for a spa day mid-family vacation. We gave our verdicts.

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Episode 3 of Legally Friends is HERE! 🎙️This week, Zach, Emily, and Amy are back with another unfiltered conversation covering everything from chaotic parenting moments at basketball games to the art of a good trash talk session. 💀Hot takes on celebrity fashion, the unspoken rules of ghosting your friends, and an honest look at sibling rivalry and what it really means to show up for family.We apologize this one is a shorter than usual. We ran into some technical difficulties.🌴 Stay tuned — next episode is coming to you from Hawaii (for Amy and Emily)!New episodes drop weekly. Subscribe so you don't miss one!📲 Follow us:@legallyfriendspodcast@amyskalla@emilyijackson#LegallyFriends #Podcast #InLaws #FamilyPodcast #TaylorSwift #Dating #Parenting #FamilyDynamics

We're back with a new episode diving into the messy, complicated, hilarious world of family relationships — ours and the celebrities who can't seem to figure theirs out either.

In the first episode of Legally Friends, Zach, Emily, and Amy break the ice and maybe a few unspoken rules by talking through their very first impressions of each other, including Zach’s awkward entrance into the Skalla family.

They unpack early relationship dynamics, sibling protectiveness, past fights (yes, including that Instagram Live), and how TV shows became the glue for their group chat. Along the way, they debate what they’re currently watching, share book talk (Fourth Wing), and dive into parenting, work, and the everyday chaos that comes with family life.