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, they break down how civility can be productive in family law matters.

If you have a Texas family law matter you would like to speak with one of us about, visit www.waltersgilbreath.com or email us at podcast@waltersgilbreath.com.

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 strengthen cases and uncover the truth.

To contact the Black Dog Forensics team directly: https://bdforensics.com/

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 compensation. They also highlight strategic considerations like cash flow management, privacy, and protecting assets during divorce. Patrick shares practical advice on building the right legal and financial team and steps to take early in the process.

To reach out to Patrick Kilbane directly or get more information on his book: https://www.ullmannwealthpartners.com/team/patrick-kilbane

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 law cases and what it means if you get served with one of these orders in Texas.

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 between parents and children.

If you have questions about protective orders in the state of Texas, visit www.waltersgilbreath.com to call our firm directly so our team can help guide you towards a safe path forward as soon as possible.

In this episode, Brian Walters meets with TEDx Speaker, author and former attorney Poonam Bhuchar to discuss how emotions can often impact the divorce process. Brian and Poonam review the most common emotional mistakes people make during divorce and how those choices can often lead to costly legal consequences. Poonam shared her SAFE method and other practical tools to help listeners manage emotions, stay credible in court and move through divorce with greater clarity and strength.

To contact Poonam Bhuchar directly or to purchase her book, visit: https://emotionallysafe.com/

In this episode, we share a recent virtual webinar hosted by our managing partner Brian Walters and our Dallas-based partner Ryan Segall intended for anyone who has questions about embarking on the divorce process. Brian and Ryan answered attendees questions about the first steps in filing for divorce and what happens in a divorce in the state of Texas.

If you would like to schedule a consultation with one of our partners or want to register to watch any of our other webinar recordings, please visit us at www.waltersgilbreath.com or email us podcast@waltersgilbreath.com.

We are replaying one of our most popular episodes from 2022, Modifying a Court Order in Texas, originally released in 2022. In this episode, Brian and Jake discuss options after a court order is finalized and how Texas courts decide when a modification can be made, especially when it comes to child custody and support.