ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
For Better, Worse, or Divorce is a podcast where we discuss all matters relating to family law. When it comes to family law litigation, your hosts Brian Walters and Jake Gilbreath of Walters Gilbreath, PLLC have a reputation of being fierce and effective. Walters Gilbreath, PLLC represents clients in cases involving a broad range of issues, including high net-worth property litigation, business valuation issues, parental alienation, jury trials, complex property division, and contested custody and possession. For years, our award-winning attorneys have been advocating for the rights of families and we started this podcast to share some tips and insights with our listeners. This podcast does not provide legal advice and because every family and situation are different, you should contact our team of attorneys if you have specific legal questions.If you have suggestions on topics you would like us to cover, or if you are interested in being a guest on the podcast, email us at podcast@waltersgilbreath.com.
Update frequency:
every 24 days
Average audio length:
23 minutes
English
United States
143 episodes
since April 5, 2020
episodic
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In the second episode of our WSJ series, NYC divorce attorney and author of "The New Rules of Divorce" Jacqueline Newman joins Jake Gilbreath to discuss what makes high-net-worth divorces different — from lifestyle budgets, negotiations and what makes a prenup hold up in court.
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In this episode, Brian Walters and Jake Gilbreath kick off a new series breaking down the Wall Street Journal's "Cost of Divorce" investigative series, starting with financial infidelity. Brian and Jake discuss what financial infidelity actually looks like, how common it really is, a…
Jake Gilbreath sits down with one of the firm's Of Counsel Jessica Davis to break down Gopalan v. Marsh, the Texas Supreme Court's recent ruling on what "primary residence" really means and why it matters for custody orders across the state.
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In this episode, Jake Gilbreath sits down with Michelle Smith, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, financial advisor, and managing partner at Savant Wealth Management. Michelle is also the founder of Wife2CFO, a platform empowering women to become confident financial decision-makers.Jake and Miche…
In this episode, Jake Gilbreath and Brian Walters unpack what legally qualifies as separate property, how to prove it in court, and what happens when separate and community property get mixed together over the years. They wrap up the episode by debunking some of the most common misconceptions they …
In this episode, Jake Gilbreath and Ryan Segall discuss why maintaining an amicable and professional relationship with opposing counsel can actually lead to better outcomes in divorce and custody cases. From reducing costs and delays to improving negotiations and minimizing conflict for children, t…
In this episode, Brian Walters sits down with Cody Breunig, founder of Black Dog Forensics, to discuss the role digital evidence plays in family law cases. From uncovering hidden data to navigating privacy concerns, Brian and Cody break down how forensic experts and attorneys work together to stren…
In this episode, Brian Walters is joined by wealth advisor and author Patrick Kilbane to discuss the complexities of high-net-worth divorces. Brian and Patrick cover what qualifies as high-net-worth, the role of financial experts, and key challenges involving businesses, investments, and executive …
We are replaying one of our most popular episodes from 2022, "I've Been Served!" Understanding Restraining and Protective Orders, originally released in 2022. In this episode, Jake and Brian discuss the difference between restraining orders and protective orders in regards to family …
In this episode, Jake Gilbreath and Brian Walters break down the Texas Supreme Court case Stary v. Ethridge and why it's a big deal in family law. Jake and Brian explain why the Supreme Court stepped in and why courts must now take a harder look before issuing long-term no-contact orders betwe…
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