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EP #9: Contested Divorce Litigation: Selecting a Trial Lawyer When Negotiations Fail with Jason Weis, Esq.

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When divorce talks stall and the stakes rise, the courtroom becomes the only path forward. Attorney Jason Weiss unpacks what makes a divorce truly “contested,” why some cases can’t settle, and how a prepared trial strategy can protect your kids, your finances, and your future.
Subscribe to stay current on family law strategy, share this episode with someone facing a contested divorce, and leave a review to help others find the show. Your feedback guides future topics and helps us serve families with clarity and care.

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Chapters

1. Why Negotiations Break Down (00:00:00)

2. Show Intro And Topic Setup (00:00:33)

3. Meet Attorney Jason Weiss (00:01:06)

4. What Contested Divorce Means (00:02:54)

5. Why Settlements Fail (00:04:32)

6. Zero-Sum Issues: Relocation And Abuse (00:06:20)

7. Hidden Agendas And Court Realities (00:08:36)

8. What Makes A Skilled Trial Lawyer (00:09:16)

9. How Top Lawyers Prepare Clients (00:11:08)

10. Selecting Evidence That Persuades Judges (00:13:06)

11. How To Choose The Right Attorney (00:15:13)

12. Misconceptions About Court And Cost (00:18:09)

13. Telling Your Story And Outcomes (00:21:06)

9 episodes

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When divorce talks stall and the stakes rise, the courtroom becomes the only path forward. Attorney Jason Weiss unpacks what makes a divorce truly “contested,” why some cases can’t settle, and how a prepared trial strategy can protect your kids, your finances, and your future.
Subscribe to stay current on family law strategy, share this episode with someone facing a contested divorce, and leave a review to help others find the show. Your feedback guides future topics and helps us serve families with clarity and care.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Why Negotiations Break Down (00:00:00)

2. Show Intro And Topic Setup (00:00:33)

3. Meet Attorney Jason Weiss (00:01:06)

4. What Contested Divorce Means (00:02:54)

5. Why Settlements Fail (00:04:32)

6. Zero-Sum Issues: Relocation And Abuse (00:06:20)

7. Hidden Agendas And Court Realities (00:08:36)

8. What Makes A Skilled Trial Lawyer (00:09:16)

9. How Top Lawyers Prepare Clients (00:11:08)

10. Selecting Evidence That Persuades Judges (00:13:06)

11. How To Choose The Right Attorney (00:15:13)

12. Misconceptions About Court And Cost (00:18:09)

13. Telling Your Story And Outcomes (00:21:06)

9 episodes

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