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Divorce Lawyer Reveals Harsh Truths About Love & Marriage - James Sexton

2024-03-14 People & Blogs
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James Sexton is a New York-based divorce attorney and author, known for his expertise in family law and insights on marriage and divorce. There are speakers, leaders, and coaches that offer guidance on living and maintaining happy relationships. However, it’s rare to find those who advocate for the opposite perspective. Why pursuing a divorce might be the smartest path for you and your significant other. Expect to learn why so many marriages are failing today, if prenups actually work, wether men or women who struggle the most during and after the divorce, what the most common disagreements are during the divorce proceedings, wether marriage is a useful institution still, the best predictors of a declining relationship and much more… - 00:00 Why Are So Many Marriages Failing? 06:31 Most Common Reasons for Divorce 13:17 Should Couples Stay Together for the Kids? 21:44 Are Prenups Worth it? 32:13 How People Have a More Difficult Divorce Than Needed 39:35 James’s Most Outrageous Cases 47:21 Protecting a Positive View on Romance 50:55 Defending Someone You Morally Disagree With 56:37 The Problems in American Divorce Law 1:03:03 Dramatised Court Scenarios Vs Reality 1:08:49 James’s Issue with the Manosphere 1:13:17 Where to Find James - Get access to every episode 10 hours before YouTube by subscribing for free on Spotify - https://spoti.fi/2LSimPn or Apple Podcasts - https://apple.co/2MNqIgw Get my free Reading List of 100 life-changing books here - https://chriswillx.com/books/ Try my productivity energy drink Neutonic here - https://neutonic.com/modernwisdom - Get in touch in the comments below or head to... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chriswillx Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/chriswillx Email: https://chriswillx.com/contact/

Top Comments (10)

@P.T18 2024-03-14

I have to say, Chris, it's a small thing, but I really appreciate how we get straight into the action with your podcast. No intros, jokes, interacting with the audience's stupid questions, or bits to ease the guest. Cut all that and go straight to the show. Love it.

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@TIOLIOfficial 2024-04-02

He's literally said every single thing I've heard him say in every single interview before. But I still enjoyed it.

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@dprice9 2024-03-14

Had a mediator who since my ex and I had nearly the same income decided it would be a good idea for me to pay 51 percent of my daughters college education and my wife 49 percent. (Paying for the child’s college education was not required by law). The real kicker is that the mediator thought it would be a good idea that she be appointed to oversee the distributions of the funds. It was clear that the mediator was mostly interested in making money from the deal. At that point I contacted an attorney in order to end the mediation. My ex hired a lawyer. In the next mediation session the seating at the table told the story. My ex, her attorney and the mediator sat at one end of the table, me and my attorney at the other. The lawyer and the mediator had been colluding in order to get as much as they could from me. In the end the mediation blew up and we went to trial. What I learned is how much some people like to argue and drag out the proceedings. At $300 per hour it pays to argue. My point is be ware of mediators and attorneys who are in to the process not to find a solution but to fatten their own pocket books.

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@Lady-in-Red 2024-03-16

I could listen to James Sexton for hours!! He still seems so positive even after seeing so many terrible things in divorce court. Glad you got to interview him.

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@jasonmartinez9051 2024-03-16

7:18. Social media can lead people to believe that there's always someone out there, better than their spouse. It's tempting to think if the marriage isn't going well, you can get divorced and start over.

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@ChrisWillx 2024-03-14

Hello you savages. Get my free Reading List of 100 life-changing books here - https://chriswillx.com/books/ Here's the timestamps: 00:00 Why Are So Many Marriages Failing? 06:31 Most Common Reasons for Divorce 13:17 Should Couples Stay Together for the Kids? 21:44 Are Prenups Worth it? 32:13 How People Have a More Difficult Divorce Than Needed 39:35 James’s Most Outrageous Cases 47:21 Protecting a Positive View on Romance 50:55 Defending Someone You Morally Disagree With 56:37 The Problems in American Divorce Law 1:03:03 Dramatised Court Scenarios Vs Reality 1:08:49 James’s Issue with the Manosphere 1:13:17 Where to Find James

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@MrSlimSheaD 2024-03-15

I’m a divorce attorney myself and I love that James is able to speak facts both to me and people who aren’t in the business. Really rare to see someone who can bridge the gap between the professionals in the field and the people who aren’t experts.

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@keithhotten05 2024-03-16

Thank you so much Chris - this is gold-standard, solid, $1,000 an hour, legal advice completely free. As a divorce barrister of 34 years, I can tell you what James Sexton is saying here is also good advice for the Hong Kong and English family courts where I have practiced. 🙏

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@atheno892 2024-03-17

James is a terrific speaker and presenter. Loving his eloquent insight on this

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@MilahanPhilosophersCorner 2024-03-17

I hope James starts a podcast. Listening to him has taught me a lot.

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