Legal knowledge shouldn’t be hidden behind jargon


The Track Town Law Learning Center is where we make estate planning and small business law understandable, approachable, and—dare we say—actually useful. Whether you're planning your estate, managing a family business, or just trying to make smart decisions about the future, this is your starting place.

We produce two practical, plainspoken podcasts—each with a full companion blog—so you can learn the way you prefer: listen, read, or both. No gatekeeping. No lectures. Just clear, relevant information for Oregonians and Idahoans who want to do things right.

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Small Business Law for Real-World Entrepreneurs


Doing Business As is your go-to guide for small business law in Oregon and Idaho—formation, contracts, ownership, liability, and more. Hosted by Jared Hight, this podcast delivers straight answers and practical advice for business owners who want to build something solid without wading through legal theory. Each episode is short, focused, and tailored for solopreneurs, family businesses, and side hustlers alike.

Prefer to read? Each episode includes a companion blog post that explains the topic in plain English, no legalese required.

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Estate Planning for Oregonians Who Want Clarity, Not Chaos


Passing the Baton is our short-form podcast on Oregon estate planning, hosted by attorney Jared Hight. Each episode breaks down one key topic—wills, trusts, probate, tax planning, and more—in under 10 minutes, with zero fluff and just enough dry humor. Whether you’re a homeowner, parent, retiree, or blended family, this podcast helps you make sense of your options and protect your legacy.

Every episode comes with a full blog post you can read, revisit, or share—perfect if you want to learn at your own pace or point someone else in the right direction.