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Oxendine Law Podcast

Oxendine Law Podcast

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Welcome to The Oxendine Law Podcast, where expert divorce attorneys Jarrod Oxendine and Christine Palmer guide you through the complexities of family law and domestic litigation. Specializing exclusively in family law, our podcast offers deep dives into crucial topics like divorce, child custody, alimony, high asset divorce, and post-judgment modifications. Each episode provides insights into the rapidly changing laws and advanced methods we use to advocate for our clients in metro Atlanta and beyond. With over fifty years of combined experience, Jarrod and Christine bring invaluable advice and expert navigation through Georgia's judicial system to the table. Whether you're facing straightforward agreements or the most complex legal challenges, This weekly podcast equips you with the knowledge to understand your rights and the pathways to resolve familial disputes. Join us as we explore real cases, discuss updates in family law, and deliver the personal attention and expert guidance needed during life’s most difficult transitions. Are you contemplating divorce? We can help. Are you looking for a second opinion? We can help with that, too. Learn more about our practice: https://bit.ly/3ZMBWGa Ready to talk to an attorney about your unique situation? We’re here to help. Fill out our contact form online and we’ll be in touch: https://bit.ly/41oKyDR Find us on social media: https://www.facebook.com/oxendinelaw/ https://twitter.com/OxendineLaw https://www.instagram.com/oxendinelaw/ https://www.youtube.com/@oxendinelawdivorcefamilyla1807 Beziehungen Elternschaft & Familienleben Sozialwissenschaften
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  • Unmarried Parents in Georgia: Custody, Paternity & Legal Rights

    Unmarried Parents in Georgia: Custody, Paternity & Legal Rights
    Nov 3 2026
    Having a child together doesn't automatically mean both parents have the same legal rights, especially when they aren't married. In this episode of the Oxendine Law Podcast, Jarrod Oxendine and Christine Palmer break down what unmarried parents in Georgia need to know about legitimation, paternity, custody, and child support. They explain why being listed on a birth certificate doesn't automatically establish a father's custodial rights, how fathers can pursue legitimation, and what mothers should know about seeking financial support. They also discuss the importance of staying involved in your child's life, documenting expenses, and how courts approach parenting decisions based on the child's best interests. Plus, what happens when an unmarried couple separates after buying a home or acquiring property together? Jarrod and Christine explore the legal challenges that can arise when dividing jointly owned assets without a divorce. Whether you're raising a child with a partner or navigating a separation, this conversation covers important legal considerations that unmarried parents shouldn't overlook. Are you contemplating divorce? We can help. Are you looking for a second opinion? We can help with that, too. Learn more about our practice: https://bit.ly/3ZMBWGa Ready to talk to an attorney about your unique situation? We’re here to help. Fill out our contact form online and we’ll be in touch: https://bit.ly/41oKyDR Find us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oxendinelaw/ X: https://twitter.com/OxendineLaw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oxendinelaw/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@oxendinelawdivorcefamilyla1807
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    25 Min.
  • Blindsided by Divorce: What If Your Spouse Was Already Planning?

    Blindsided by Divorce: What If Your Spouse Was Already Planning?
    Oct 27 2026
    What happens when you discover your spouse has been preparing for divorce long before you knew your marriage was ending? In this episode of the Oxendine Law Podcast, Jarrod Oxendine and Christine Palmer discuss what it means to be blindsided by divorce and why one spouse's preparation doesn't automatically put the other at a disadvantage. They explore the difference between responsible divorce planning and potentially harmful tactics, including hiding assets, accumulating debt, and manipulating income. They also discuss financial warning signs, the importance of understanding your legal options, and why you shouldn't feel pressured to sign an agreement before seeking independent legal advice. Whether you're considering divorce privately or have just learned that your spouse is several steps ahead, Jarrod and Christine explain why staying calm, getting informed, and developing your own strategy can help you move forward with confidence. Are you contemplating divorce? We can help. Are you looking for a second opinion? We can help with that, too.Learn more about our practice: https://bit.ly/3ZMBWGa Ready to talk to an attorney about your unique situation? We’re here to help.Fill out our contact form online and we’ll be in touch: https://bit.ly/41oKyDR Find us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oxendinelaw/ X: https://twitter.com/OxendineLaw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oxendinelaw/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@oxendinelawdivorcefamilyla1807
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    16 Min.
  • When Family and Friends Interfere With Your Divorce

    When Family and Friends Interfere With Your Divorce
    Oct 20 2026
    Can the people closest to you actually make your divorce more complicated? In this episode of the Oxendine Law Podcast, Jarrod Oxendine and Christine Palmer discuss how third-party involvement can affect both a marriage and the divorce process. From overbearing in-laws and adult children to well-meaning friends and new romantic partners, outside influences can create unnecessary conflict and complicate important decisions. They explore the importance of setting boundaries, why comparing your divorce to someone else's can lead to unrealistic expectations, and how to distinguish helpful emotional support from advice that may negatively affect your case. The takeaway? Having a support system matters, but knowing who to involve and when to seek professional guidance is just as important. Are you contemplating divorce? We can help. Are you looking for a second opinion? We can help with that, too. Learn more about our practice: https://bit.ly/3ZMBWGa Ready to talk to an attorney about your unique situation? We’re here to help. Fill out our contact form online and we’ll be in touch: https://bit.ly/41oKyDR Find us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oxendinelaw/ X: https://twitter.com/OxendineLaw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oxendinelaw/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@oxendinelawdivorcefamilyla1807
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    16 Min.
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