In this episode, Brian Walters discusses prenuptial and postnuptial agreements and what is enforceable in these agreements. Brian details scenarios where the Texas courts will not likely enforce these agreements and the main reasons they can get busted. Brian ends the episode by answering listener questions.

Proving an agreement was not signed voluntarily or that the agreement is unreasonable requires a skilled lawyer who understands details of the case, the current case laws on these issues and how to present these details to a judge or jury. If you are interested in speaking to our legal team, who have experience not only analyzing cases but also in effectively advocating for clients in court, email us at [email protected] or visit us at www.waltersgilbreath.com. 

In this episode, Brian Walters talks with Ryan Kalamaya, managing partner of the Kalamaya | Goscha Law Firm in Colorado, on family law cases involving marijuana and how these cases are handled differently between Texas and Colorado. Ryan and Brian discuss how THC usage can affect child custody cases and how the courts have changed in regards to their stances on these type of cases. The attorneys wrap up the episode by answering a few listener questions on this topic.

To contact Ryan Kalamaya directly, visit: www.kalamaya.law or listen to his podcast Divorce At Altitude.

Retainer fees and cost estimates can be a top concern for many potential new clients and can often cause anxiety for many people going through the family law process. In this episode, Brian Walters and Jake Gilbreath discuss how the firm's billing structure works depending on the type of case and the conflicts and complexities involved in the case. Jake and Brian also detail the Case Budget Calculator feature on the firm's website and how it can help provide transparency and lessen the strain in understanding case costs. 

The Walters Gilbreath team believes that the cost of your case shouldn't be a mystery. Our experience has shown us that clients want a good product and they are willing to pay for quality legal service, but understandably, clients also expect to know what they are paying for. Our firm communicates constantly about costs and what to expect moving forward. If you are interested in having our firm represent you, please email us at [email protected] or visit us at www.waltersgilbreath.com. 

In the last episode of our Jury Trial in Family Law  Series, Brian Walters and Jake Gilbreath discuss what someone can do to set themselves up for success in a jury trial. The partners discuss the steps in preparing for the jury trial, including witness preparation and the voir dire process. They also discuss why many Texas family law attorneys do not like jury trials and what qualifications you should look for in hiring an attorney for a jury trial. 

Choosing the right lawyer to represent you in a divorce or custody case is a very important decision. If you are interested in setting up a consultation with one of our partners to see if we are the right fit for you, please visit us at www.waltersgilbreath.com or email us at [email protected]. 

In the second episode of our Jury Trial in Family Law Series, Jake and Sarah Gilbreath discuss jury selection. Jake and Sarah detail the importance of the jury selection process and how this intricate and strategic step can impartially weigh the evidence and render a fair verdict. 

Very few attorneys are willing and capable of handling a jury trial effectively. If you have questions about your case, please email us at [email protected] or visit us at www.waltersgilbreath.com. 

To kick off the first episode in our Jury Trial in Family Law series, Jake Gilbreath and Brian Walters discuss the basics of jury trials in family law matters in the state of Texas and how they differ from traditional bench trials. The topics discussed in this episode include the basics of a jury trial, what decisions juries in Texas can and cannot make and why someone may want to opt to choose to go the jury trial route in their case. 

Choosing the right lawyer to represent you in your jury trial is a very important decision. If you are interested in setting up a consultation with one of our partners to see if we are the right fit for you, please visit us at www.waltersgilbreath.com or email us at [email protected]. 

Jake Gilbreath and Brian Walters celebrate the 80th episode of the "For Better, Worse, or Divorce" podcast by sharing a few of their favorite recent episodes and what they are looking forward to in future episodes. The partners also discuss some recent trending family law topics as well as answer some listener questions. 

If you have enjoyed the last 80 episodes, please leave us a review. We appreciate all feedback as we continue to improve our podcast and help those going through family law matters in the state of Texas. 

In this episode, Brian Walters meets with licensed psychologist Dr. Daphny Ainslie to discuss child custody evaluations, including the different types of evaluations and how to file a motion for a child custody evaluation in Texas. Daphny and Brian also detail the types of family law cases where evaluations may be necessary and how the evaluation process works.

Daphny owns Ainslie Consulting in Austin and in her practice she conducts Forensic Evaluation and Consultation along with Clinical/Diagnostic Assessment and Psychotherapy. 

If you have a child custody matter you would like to speak to a member of our legal team about, please visit us at www.waltersgilbreath.com or email us at [email protected]. 

In this episode, Jake Gilbreath is joined by the firm's Dallas based partner Ryan Segall to explore the complexities that often come up regarding stock options in a pending divorce case in Texas. Jake and Ryan explore things to consider when dealing with various stock options, including valuation, division and the firm's experience negotiating  stock options in a divorce. They conclude the episode by answering listener questions. 

Divorce can be an emotionally challenging time, and when one or both spouses hold stock options, it adds a layer of complexity to the financial aspects of the separation. If you would like to speak to someone from our legal team on your situation, email us at [email protected] or visit us at www.waltersgilbreath.com. 

In this episode, Brian Walters meets with Raya Jackson, Associate Attorney at Walters Gilbreath, to discuss the recent updates to the Texas Family Code.

A few of the changes Brian and Raya discuss include overdue child support and inheritance to electronic signatures, shifts in email address requirements, and even paternity suits without the biological father’s location. They also discuss how these changes can have real-life implications for individuals and families navigating the Texas family court system.

If you would like to find out more about our firm and how we can help you in a Texas family law situation, please visit us at www.waltersgilbreath.com or email us at [email protected].