The Robertson and Easterling Podcast

Now in its 7th season and approaching 20,000 downloads, The Robertson and Easterling Podcast continues to provide valuable insights for those facing difficult transitions. Our podcast is unique, offering listeners a private and meaningful connection to the stories of others who have navigated similar challenges. Alongside these personal accounts, you’ll hear from mental health professionals and diverse experts, as well as individuals who have maintained strong relationships despite adversity. Together, these conversations provide a roadmap to help you take control of your life and embrace transformation.

Focused on Mississippi, this creative project dives deep into topics like marriage, parenting, divorce, and post-divorce recovery. Whether you’re looking to enrich your marriage or begin a new chapter, you’ll gain practical advice, hear inspiring real-life stories, and find the support you need to move forward.

This season, we’re proud to partner with an incredible group of sponsors who share our values of transformation, resilience, and the pursuit of a life well-lived:

Enhanced Wellness Living

Kelly Engelmann and her team at Mississippi’s premier Functional Medicine Clinic continue to empower individuals to reclaim their health through personalized care plans, a “food-first” philosophy, and regenerative therapies. At Enhanced Wellness Living, the focus isn’t just on managing symptoms—it’s about uncovering root causes and building a foundation for long-term vitality. When life feels out of balance, taking control of your health is a powerful first step.

Blue Sky Podcasting

Our journey wouldn’t be possible without the team at Blue Sky Podcasting, the creative minds behind our show. For over a decade, they’ve helped brands craft compelling content that amplifies their voices. If you’re ready to launch your own podcast, Blue Sky will guide you every step of the way, turning your vision into reality.

Adam Black

Now in his third season with the podcast, Adam Black brings his expertise in divorce mortgage planning. In the midst of life transitions, questions about staying or selling your home require thoughtful consideration. Adam provides clarity in a market defined by low inventory, rising interest rates, and uncertainty, helping clients make informed decisions for stability and growth.

Life Track Coaching

We’re excited to welcome Brent Johnston with Life Track Coaching as a new sponsor this season. Brent partners with clients in a thought-provoking and creative process designed to uncover true purpose and maximize personal and professional potential. Whether you’re navigating life’s challenges or striving for greater fulfillment, Life Track Coaching equips you with the tools to move forward confidently.

LaJesca L. Woodard

Joining us this season is LaJesca L. Woodard, a top-performing real estate professional with over nine years of experience and $20 million in sales volume. As a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert (CDRE™), LaJesca specializes in assisting divorcing parties with impartial and professional guidance in real estate matters. Her hands-on, consultative approach ensures a smooth process, even in complex or high-conflict situations.

Each of our sponsors plays an essential role in helping individuals move forward with confidence, health, and purpose—values we uphold every day at Robertson + Easterling.

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Real. Life. Stories.

10. Jackie Williams: Holistically Coping with Stress in Crisis

Jackie Williams, NP of Innovative Health, LLC sat down with Craig and Matt to talk about the holistic path to health and wellness through a crisis like divorce. In addition to competing in scores of other endurance events, Jackie is a nine-time Ironman triathlete and integrated medical professional. In this episode, you will be introduced to the concept of integrative, functional, lifestyle medicine for a balanced, optimal and healthy life. Jackie also talks about the process of discovering the underlying causes of symptoms to improve health and reduce the need for conventional medications.  This episode was recorded before the COVID-19 crisis, but the concepts are spot on for anyone who is experiencing extra levels of anxiety.

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9. Camille’s Story: The Pursuit of the Truth

Camille Eiland, LPC of LifeWorks Counseling bravely tells her personal story of divorce due to sexual betrayal which culminated in a full blown trial. In the crazymaking process that is divorce, counselors need counsel too. Now finally finished with the legalities of the breakup, Camille reflects on how knowing what it is like “to sit on the other side of the chair” has grown her ability to empathize with her clients and promote health, healing, and belonging.

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8. Tara Mills: Unpacking the Box and How Adults Mess Up More than Kids

Tara Mills, LPC of The Shepherd’s Staff sits down with Craig and Matt to talk about parenting through the process of divorce and the value of the therapeutic process, especially in children. This highly sought after therapist discusses active listening, trauma, parental alienation, conflict resolution and strategies for consistent co-parenting throughout the various developmental stages of childhood.

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7. Lee Smith: Offering Authenticity

Lee Smith, LPC of Cornerstone Counseling joins our hosts in studio to talk about being a dad in our busy world. You will hear an engaging discussion about how divorce impacts the father’s role and how dads can foster and develop a healthy connection with their children.

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6. Judge William Singletary: A View from the Chancery Bench

Retired Mississippi Chancery Court Judge William Singletary visit with Matt and Craig about the twenty-four years he spent presiding over divorce and family law cases and his current role as a private mediator. In this peak into a Judge’s chambers, learn how lawyers and judges dialogue and get a feel for the humanity of the individual in the black robe.

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5. Jim Koerber: The Divorce Recession and Other Financial Concerns

In this more academic episode, Craig and Matt sat down with Jim Koerber to talk about the financial aspects of divorce. The listener will be introduced to the basics of property division and hear discussions about business valuation, forensic accounting, marital vs. non-marital property and the most important document in any divorce case, the 8.05 Financial Statement. For anyone facing divorce in Mississippi, especially where significant finances are concerned, this is a must listen.

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4. Roane and Eva Hunter: Time, Tears and Talking (Part 2)

In the second of the two-part series with Roane and Eva Hunter, the Hunters talk about beautiful moments in their life they might have missed if they had not done the work of marital reconciliation. The guests further unpack in detail how they have used their life story as the basis for their careers as Christian counselors and the process they use to aid couples in the journey of restored trust and intimacy.

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3. Roane and Eva Hunter: Time, Tears and Talking (Part 1)

In the first of this two part series, the hosts talk to Roane and Eva Hunter, Certified Sex Addiction Therapists and the founders of LifeWorks Counseling. Roane and Eva will keep you on the edge of your seat as they talk about the discovery of Roane’s sexual addiction, their divorce, healing and eventual remarriage. Today, Roane and Eva help other couples on the road to recovery, restoration and wholeness.

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2. May’s Story: Grace on the Other Side

In this survivor story, Matt and Craig talk to former client May, who walked through the process of divorce and is thriving on the other side, where she has found grace, love and acceptance. May talks about the decision to contact an attorney, going through the divorce process and life after divorce.

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I’ve had the privilege to work with both Craig and Matt and can say they both are outstanding to work with. From the moment I walked into their offices to finalizing my legal issues to questions that come up periodically they are always available and able to offer excellent legal advice. Would recommend them without hesitation.

We used Robertson & Easterling to finalize 5 adoptions. The staff is wonderful and Craig goes above and beyond to make sure your experience is smooth and worry free. We will definitely use them again and would recommend them to any family.

I trust Craig Robertson & Matt Easterling. These guys know what they are doing and are highly respected in the Family Law arena. I consistently recommended this group and always received huge thanks from clients that have worked with R+E.

In my child custody/guardianship case, Craig told us what to expect, how to deal with it and takes care of details. As issues have arisen over time, he (or his firm) have kept us on top of things. His strong suit is in the courtroom. He knows the law and has the confidence to carry it through. Would recommend him highly.

Who knew that family law attorneys could be pro-family? Matt and Craig are for their clients. They want what’s best for you. If that means having you work harder to stay married, they’re for it. If it means having difficult conversations to expose irrational thought processes, they have them. These guys are interested in the person that walks in the door not the check book in their pocket. I appreciate the time they spent with me. They help me understand my options and how they would potentially affect all parties involved. Thank you R+E!

Robertson & Easterling are simply the very best in their field!! I hired Matt for my divorce, and it was the best decision for me and my situation. On the very first phone call, I was put me at ease with compassion and care. From start to finish the level of detailed knowledge, professionalism, warmth, and above and beyond service, are what make this firm a standout. More importantly, they possess a very high level of integrity, honor and trustworthiness, making them, in my opinion, priceless and invaluable. You are in good hands with them, and I highly recommend Robertson & Easterling!

I just wanted to thank you for all of your hard work in helping to finalize the child support settlement. You did an excellent job, and I would highly recommend you to anyone seeking expert legal advice.

Matthew Easterling was the epitome of both professionalism and compassion as he helped our family during an absolute legal crisis. Our case was unique in many aspects; including the fact that a criminal court component was involved. He not only handled our family court issues wonderfully, but he was an asset to our criminal attorney in those proceedings as well.

During the darkest days of my life I was referred to Matt Easterling by a family member. He represented me in a very complicated custody case and divorce. And then again when the situation got worse. I was being attacked at every angle and I felt like Matt came to my rescue. He worked endlessly on my case to help me get the results that I was happy and comfortable with. I felt he was very knowledgeable and always felt like I was in good hands. I would not only recommend him, but highly recommend him to anyone in need. Thanks, Matt! For everything!

Thanks for everything you did to make this divorce as painless as possible. As I said in the beginning, I wanted it my way or I would not be happy. Today, I walked out of your office with a smile on my face. I never thought I would get everything I wanted. If it wasn’t for my faith in God and my trust in you, I do not know how I would have made it to today. Again, thank you for doing such a great job! Hope we can meet on better terms in the future.

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