The NextGen bar exam syllabus, one topic per episode. Every MBE-subject topic — the rules, the leading doctrines and the traps examiners set — in focused audio lessons of around twenty minutes. Scripts are written and checked from the study materials at nextgenbargo.com and narrated by an AI voice. Practice every topic with more than 2,900 exam-style questions at nextgenbargo.com. BARGO is an independent bar-prep provider and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE) or any state bar examining authority. Educational content only — not legal advice. NCBE, MBE and NextGen are trade marks of the National Conference of Bar Examiners, used here descriptively.
Working with Provided Wills & Trusts Law — Family Law & Trusts and Estates Practice
The exam hands you the statute, which means the only way to lose points is to answer from memory instead.
Practice this topic with exam-style questions: nextgenbargo.com (https://nextgenbargo.com/nextgen-bar-exam/trusts-estates-practice?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=tep-01-provided-wills-trusts-law)
In this episode:
The provided text governs, even against the majority rule
Read a statute as an if-then machine
And, or, unless, shall and may decide most answers
Will substitutes pass outside the will entirely
Never conclude without citing the provision you applied
Narrated by an AI voice from a script written and checked by the editors at nextgenbargo.com. Educational content only — not legal advice. BARGO is not affiliated with or endorsed by the NCBE or any bar examining authority.
3 Sept 2026
TPR, Guardianship & Adoption — Family Law & Trusts and Estates Practice
A stepfather wants to adopt, everyone in the room agrees it would be better for the child, and the law still says not yet.
Practice this topic with exam-style questions: nextgenbargo.com (https://nextgenbargo.com/nextgen-bar-exam/family-law?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=fam-05-tpr-guardianship-adoption)
In this episode:
Three tools on a spectrum, from guardianship to termination to adoption
The home state governs a termination, and tribal heritage can move it
A voluntary surrender must be knowing, voluntary, and properly timed
A proven statutory ground comes first, best interests second
Adoption needs every required consent or a completed termination
Narrated by an AI voice from a script written and checked by the editors at nextgenbargo.com. Educational content only — not legal advice. BARGO is not affiliated with or endorsed by the NCBE or any bar examining authority.
3 Sept 2026
Parentage — Family Law & Trusts and Estates Practice
No marriage, no adoption, no paperwork of any kind, and three years later a court calls him the child's legal parent.
Practice this topic with exam-style questions: nextgenbargo.com (https://nextgenbargo.com/nextgen-bar-exam/family-law?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=fam-04-parentage)
In this episode:
Parentage has many independent routes, not one
A presumption or acknowledgment outranks a late DNA test
Donors are not parents; intent controls assisted reproduction
Guidelines are a rebuttable presumption, deviations need written findings
Modification is prospective only; arrears never shrink
Narrated by an AI voice from a script written and checked by the editors at nextgenbargo.com. Educational content only — not legal advice. BARGO is not affiliated with or endorsed by the NCBE or any bar examining authority.
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