This show aired on July 16, 2017. It was hosted by attorney David Enevoldsen. Dr. John Moran and Judith Lewis-Thome of Family Turning Point appeared as guests on the show. The group discussed parents in high conflict, parental alienation, how to eliminate conflict between parents, the use of the terms like “parental alienation,” or other words that are potentially inflammatory in the midst of conflict, and the role that third parties such as the court or lawyers play in inflaming conflict.

This show aired on July 9, 2017. It was hosted by David Enevoldsen, an associate with Family Law Guys. David discussed child support, the different models used in the United States to calculate child support (specifically, the Income Shares Model, the Percentage of Income Model, and the Melson Formula), the basic factual issues that are generally discussed when calculating child support in Arizona, underemployment for child support calculation, extra-curriculars in the child support equation, the non-dischargeable nature of child support in bankruptcy, the controversy surrounding child support, the ways people on either side of the equation try to manipulate what happens in litigation over child support, enforcement of child support, appointment of counsel in child support matters, the use of state-attorneys for enforcement, the “deadbeat” label, problems that can result in Glover issues potentially causing many thousands of dollars in arrears, and the possibility of reform in the system.

This show aired on July 2, 2017. It was hosted by David Enevoldsen, and co-hosted by attorney Shelley Rosas. The two discussed representing yourself in a court proceeding, ensuring that you have a position that makes sense through some objective feedback, ways to ensure that you understand procedurally what will happen in a court case, basics of court etiquette, and how to outline what will happen in a hearing before you walk into the courtroom. Note that this is a continuation as part 2 of the show on June 25, 2017.

This show aired on June 25, 2017. It was hosted by David Enevoldsen and co-hosted by attorney Shelley Rosas. The two discussed representing yourself in court and the importance of taking reasonable positions and analyzing your position objectively through use of another level-headed party. They also discussed the importance of understanding the procedural aspects of your family law cases. Note that this topic was continued as a part two on the show from July 2, 2017.

This show aired on June 18, 2017. It was hosted by attorney David Enevoldsen. Don Enevoldsen, from CounterThought.org appeared as a guest. They discussed a Christian perspective on homosexual marriage, the propriety of divorce, and covenant marriages.

This show aired on June 11, 2017. It was hosted by David Enevoldsen. Robert Gruler of R & R Law Group appeared as a guest on the show. David and Robert discussed the idea of a family law being good people at their worst and criminal law being at their best, the different burdens of proof in family court and criminal court, the use of facts established at different burdens of proof, the importance of having criminal and family attorneys communicating, and the fifth amendment implications in family and criminal court.

This show aired on June 4, 2017. It was hosted by David Enevoldsen and co-hosted by attorney Shelley Rosas. David and Shelley discussed disclosure generally, including what must be disclosed and the use of hearsay in family court. They also discussed the use of various discovery mechanisms such as depositions, interrogatories, request for production of documents, requests for admissions, subpoenas, and evaluations by third party experts for mental health or vocational fitness. They also discussed defenses to various discovery mechanisms or failure to comply with discovery mechanisms such as protective orders and motions to compel.

This show aired on May 28, 2017. It was hosted by David Enevoldsen and co-hosted by attorney Shelley Rosas. David and Shelley discussed various hypothetical family law fact patterns using super heroes and sci-fi themes to explore family law topics. The show was done on the same weekend as the Phoenix Comicon. Specifically, the show looked at fact patterns involving Joker and Harley Quin (characters from the Batman storyline—dealing with parenting time, legal decision-making, and domestic violence), Berry Allen and Iris West (characters from the Flash storyline—dealing with prenuptial agreements), Ash and Misty (characters from the Pokemon storyline—dealing with division of property in a divorce), and the Black Knight (a character from Monty Python and the Search for the Holy Grail—dealing with an issue of grandparent rights).

This show aired on May 21, 2017. It was hosted by David Enevoldsen. Brent LaJeunesse appeared as a guest on the show. Brent talked about his work as a private investigator, infidelity, common indicators of cheating, what techniques are used to investigate claims of cheating, the possibility of someone not cheating even when someone suspects cheating, recordings of other parties, the application of cheating to a divorce or custody matter, and other ways to utilize a private investigator in a family court case.

This show aired on May 14, 2017. It was hosted by David Enevoldsen. Cristi McMurdie appeared as a guest on the show. Cristi talked about collaborative law, what it is, how it can be utilized in family law cases involving divorces or custody matters, how it’s different from mediation or litigation and the advantages and disadvantages in using a collaborative approach versus mediation or litigation.