Podcasts

PODCAST: What you need to know about Utah’s prenuptial, postnuptial, relationship, and cohabitation agreements.

Amy Kennedy, Salt Lake City family law attorney with Dart, Adamson & Donovan (DA&D) Attorneys at Law, discusses the differences between Relationship and Cohabitation Agreements and the need for prenuptial and postnuptial agreements for married couples.

PODCAST: What You Need to Know About Child Support and Child Custody in Utah

In this interview, Kayla Quam, an experienced Salt Lake City family law attorney with Dart, Adamson & Donovan (DA&D) Attorneys at Law, answers common questions about child support and child custody in Utah.

PODCAST: A Conversation With Family Lawyer Kristen Gross About Divorce in Florida

In this interview, Fort Lauderdale family lawyer Kristen Gross discusses the intricacies behind family law in Florida, including child support, timesharing, and more.

PODCAST: Stephanie Williams, Melanie Reichert, and John Gilligan discusses Divorce Mediation

This roundtable with three very experienced, accomplished family law attorneys is intended to give you an overview of the special issues of divorce mediation.

Podcast: Kingwood, Texas Family Lawyer, Brian McNamara’s interview with Divorce Magazine

Dan Couvrette, the Publisher of Divorce Magazine interviewed Brian McNamara, a family lawyer who also offers pre and postnuptial agreements that are customized and prepackaged with fixed prices. Brian McNamara offers his legal services in the Houston area.

Podcast: The Dos and Don’ts of Prenuptial Agreements in Pennsylvania

In this podcast, Pennsylvania family law attorney Maria Cognetti discusses the dos and don’ts of prenuptial agreements in Pennsylvania – including who should get one and what should be covered in a prenup.

Podcast: An Explanation of the Traditional Divorce Process in Florida

In Florida, a divorce starts when one spouse (the Petitioner) files a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage with the Clerk of the Court.

Podcast: An Explanation of Divorce Mediation in Florida

Divorce mediation is the resolution of outstanding issues between two spouses, such as a distribution of assets, deaths, or the creation of a parenting plan.