72. Temporary Hearings in Mississippi – The “Mini Trial”
Season 6 Episode 10 : Temporary Hearings in Mississippi – The “Mini Trial”
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We are now in our 5th season of production of The Robertson and Easterling Podcast, with over 10,000 downloads. We think if you take the time to listen, you will have a better understanding of the journey upon which you are about to embark.
The cool thing about the podcast is the platform it creates for you to privately engage with the stories of other brave people that not only went before you, but were also willing to talk about it. In addition, this is the opportunity to become free and take control of your life and the transformation you are seeking. In this groundbreaking, Mississippi focused podcast, you will hear deep discussions about marriage, parenting, divorce and post-divorce recovery from former clients, mental health professionals and others who work in and around the legal system or who have special knowledge they are willing to offer. We have also published shows with people who have overcome hard circumstances to stay together.
You will hear informative, refreshing and inspiring real life stories and practical advice from the hosts and their guests. Whether you are seeking to enrich your marriage or begin the next chapter of your journey through divorce, this creative podcast will arm you with the information you need to live healthy and whole.
We are excited to continue our partnership with Kelly Engelmann, the founder of Enhanced Wellness Living, Mississippi’s leading Functional Medicine Clinic. Her team’s food-first approach to healing along with a variety of lifestyle and regenerative treatment options sets you on a journey to take control of your health and live life well.
We are also sponsored by our producers, Blue Sky Podcasting. At Blue Sky Podcasting, they realize you want to be a confident and modern communicator. In order to do that, a successful podcast is almost mandatory. The problem is you’re unclear about the process or just too busy to run a podcast by yourself. Blue Sky wants you to be heard. They have helped lead 100’s of brands to success over the last 10 years.
New to the podcast this year is Adam Black. Adam is a mortgage specialist. “Should I Stay or Should I Go” is not just a classic song by The Clash, it is the internal dialogue of our clients, especially in the early stages of the divorce process which entails both the physical structure of the home and the more intangible relational dynamic. Adam is a real estate collaboration specialist with a focus on divorce mortgage management, who can help you break down the challenges of the post-COVID housing market, featuring low inventory, high prices and both inflation and interest rates on the rise. This fast-paced show will highlight the importance of working with a mortgage professional early in the process and familiarize the listener about the current real estate market.
Finally, we are excited to work with Rocks to Rivers. Rocks to Rivers is an adventure based coaching organization that helps you become AWAKE, AWARE and ALIVE.
Season 6 Episode 10 : Temporary Hearings in Mississippi – The “Mini Trial”
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Season 6 Episode 9 : Adultery in Mississippi with Craig Robertson and Matt Easterling
This Robertson + Easterling Podcast offering delves into the complexities of adultery and its implications in Mississippi divorce cases. Matt Easterling and Craig Robertson discuss how adultery is legally defined, its emotional and psychological impacts, and how it influences contested divorce proceedings in Mississippi – including child custody, alimony and the division of assets. While adultery may be grounds for divorce, it does not automatically affect other case dynamics and can create complex legal and emotional issues. Tune in to receive practical advice from these veteran family law attorneys on how to navigate infidelity, cheating and adultery inside and outside of the courtroom.
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Season 6 Episode 8 : In Loco Parentis: Parenting Insights from Patrick and Jennifer
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Season 6 Episode 7: Preparing for the Big Day: A Guide to Your Divorce Trial
In part two of this Robertson and Easterling podcast series, hosts Craig Robertson and Matt Easterling continue their deep dive into the complexities of navigating a divorce trial. This episode covers crucial aspects of trial preparation, including updating financial statements, gathering key evidence, and understanding the courtroom dynamics. They offer practical advice on how to present yourself, manage stress, and maintain composure throughout the trial. Special guest Ben Derrick shares insights on cognitive coaching and its role in overcoming personal obstacles. Whether you’re facing a trial or seeking to avoid one, this episode provides valuable guidance to help you through this challenging process.
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Season 6 Episode 6: Opting Out of Divorce Court for a Better Outcome
In this episode of the Robertson and Easterling podcast, hosts Craig Robertson and Matt Easterling dive into the complexities of navigating a divorce trial. From the importance of thorough preparation during the discovery process to understanding the dynamics of courtroom proceedings, they provide valuable insights to help you put your best foot forward. They emphasize the critical role of self-care during this challenging time and share practical tips on how to stay organized and mentally prepared. Whether you’re facing a trial or seeking to avoid one, this episode offers guidance on making informed decisions and achieving the best possible outcome.
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Bonus Episode: The R+E Wellness Notebook Explained
This short recording walks the listener through the R+E Wellness Notebook which we provide to interested clients in our initial consultation. If you found this recording and do not have a copy of our Wellness Notebook, please reach out to us at help@robertson.ms and we will provide you with a digital copy of the materials explained in this recording by founding partner, Craig Robertson.
Read MoreSeason 6 Episode 5: Now She Writes Poetry: A Discussion About Narcissism with Sherry Toler
Join Craig and Matt on a thought-provoking episode of the R+E podcast as they welcome special guest, Sherry Toler. Sherry is a highly sought-after therapist in Central Mississippi who explores the enigmatic world of narcissism. Delving into the practical realities of the subject, the trio discusses the journey of individuals discarded by narcissistic partners and their quest to rebuild their lives and form healthy relationships. Through engaging anecdotes and expert insights, listeners gain a deeper understanding of narcissistic abuse and the path to healing and empowerment. Tune in for an insightful conversation that promises to enlighten and inspire.
Read MoreBonus Episode: Attorney Health, Wellbeing and Mindfulness with Craig Robertson
In the fast-paced and demanding world of legal practice, the pursuit of justice often comes at a personal cost to attorneys. As legal professionals navigate through the complexities of the justice system, the toll on mental and physical health cannot be underestimated. The following 15-minute talk by Craig Robertson at the Mississippi Bar’s annual Hot Tips seminar, discusses useful tools for attorneys in the office environment and in general to promote one’s physical health and mental well-being.
Read MoreSeason 6 Episode 4: James’s Story: Courage and Cannabis
James is the most interesting person at a party. A cannabis industry early adopter, he found himself in a marriage with a person who had not separated from her family in a healthy way, which undermined the safety of the couples emotional connection. Lean in and listen as James discusses his plant-based methods of healing and his journey to take back the courage his unhealthy relationship took from him.
Season 6 Episode 3: It’s Not About the Curtains: Mississippi Mediation with Susan Steffey
In this episode of the R+E podcast, hosts Craig and Matt are joined by their associate, Mandalin Blanton, and seasoned divorce attorney and mediator, Susan Steffey. Together, they aim to dispel misconceptions surrounding mediation in Mississippi family disputes, offering an in-depth exploration of its significant utility in resolving conflicts for individuals and families. Steffey shares valuable insights into the practical, legal, and emotional facets of mediation, providing a holistic perspective on its transformative role in fostering communication and resolution. Whether you’re planning for your own mediation or simply intrigued by the workings of mediation in Mississippi, this engaging discussion is not to be missed.
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