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In this clip from See You in Court episode 44, family law attorney Bill Gentry explains how narcissists isolate their partners, stripping away their confidence and self-worth. Bill’s mission is to guide clients toward healing and empowerment, helping them rediscover their strength and visualize a brighter future.
🎧 Watch the Full Episode for More Insights: https://seeyouincourt.podbean.com/e/woman-s-guide-to-finding-peace-through-divorce-divorce-attorney-bill-gentry/📖 Order Bill’s Book on Divorce: https://www.amazon.com/Want-Out-Finding-Through-Divorce/dp/B0C2TYDML2
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In this new clip from See You in Court, family law attorney Bill Gentry explains his stance on counseling for couples considering divorce. Although most clients are ready to move forward, Bill shares why he sometimes advises couples to try counseling first—especially when he senses hope. This clip offers guidance on the challenges and benefits of counseling before making the final decision to divorce.
🎧 Watch the Full Episode for More: https://seeyouincourt.podbean.com/e/woman-s-guide-to-finding-peace-through-divorce-divorce-attorney-bill-gentry/📖 Order Bill’s Book on Divorce: https://www.amazon.com/Want-Out-Finding-Through-Divorce/dp/B0C2TYDML2
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In this latest clip from See You in Court episode 44, family law attorney Bill Gentry shares how his early experiences on Capitol Hill and mentorship from respected Georgia attorneys led him to a career dedicated to service. Bill’s commitment to “servant leadership” and his drive to make a difference have shaped his compassionate approach to family law, helping clients through life’s toughest transitions.
🎧 Watch the Full Episode for More: https://seeyouincourt.podbean.com/e/woman-s-guide-to-finding-peace-through-divorce-divorce-attorney-bill-gentry/📖 Order Bill’s Book on Divorce: https://www.amazon.com/Want-Out-Finding-Through-Divorce/dp/B0C2TYDML2
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In this thought-provoking clip from episode 44, family law attorney Bill Gentry discusses the unintentional lessons children might learn in an unhealthy marriage. Staying silent about abuse or neglect may teach kids damaging patterns that can follow them into adulthood. Listen now for an eye-opening perspective on protecting your children’s future by modeling healthy relationships.
#FamilyLaw #Parenting #SeeYouInCourt #KidsFirst #DivorceSupport #HealthyRelationships
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In this insightful episode of See You in Court, hosts Robin Frazer Clark and Lester Tate sit down with renowned Georgia divorce attorney Bill Gentry to discuss his new book, "I Want Out: A Woman's Guide to Finding Peace Through Divorce." Bill shares his decades of experience in family law, providing valuable advice for women navigating the challenges of high-asset divorces, child custody, and dealing with controlling or narcissistic spouses.
🔑 Key Topics Covered:
-How divorce impacts children and why modeling healthy relationships is crucial.
-The role of forensic accountants, business valuators, and other experts in high-asset divorces.
-How emotional and financial abuse keeps women in unhealthy marriages.
-Bill’s personal approach to empowering clients to envision their best future.
-Why divorce is about more than just legal rights—it's about reclaiming self-worth and dignity.
Whether you're a woman seeking guidance through divorce or someone interested in family law, this episode offers practical insights, empathy, and hope for a better future. Bill’s book also sheds light on navigating the complex world of divorce while finding inner peace and security.
Guest Bio
William C. Gentry, founder of The Gentry Law Firm in Marietta, GA, has
been practicing law in Georgia since 1986. His primary focus is divorce and family
law cases, including high asset property division, child custody, and alimony. Bill
has tried hundreds of cases in state and federal courts throughout Georgia and
dozens of appeals in both state and federal appellate courts in Georgia.
He is admitted to and has argued in the Georgia Supreme Court, the Georgia Court of
Appeals, and the 11th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in Atlanta. Bill received his
B.A from the University of Virginia (1981) and received his J.D. from the
University of Georgia (1986). Bill is a Past President of the Cobb County Bar
Association.
He served on the Board of Governors of the State Bar of GA since
2012 and is now the Treasurer, State Bar of Georgia (2024-present). He is now the
author of the new book “I Want Out-A Woman’s Guide to Finding Peace Through
Divorce” that answers many questions about divorce and we are going to explore
this with Bill.
Links:
Divorce Lawyers Marietta, GA | Gentry Law Firm LLC
https://www.gapaba.org/
http://www.akintate.com/
https://www.gatriallawyers.net/
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To learn more about the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation, visit fairplay.org
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In 2018, Thomas Perez contacted the police in Fontana, California, worried about his missing father. Instead of receiving help, he endured 17 hours of interrogation, where officers falsely claimed his father was dead and pressured him into confessing to a murder he didn’t commit. Police even threatened to euthanize his dog, adding emotional distress to the ordeal.
After confessing under immense psychological pressure, Perez was placed on a psychiatric hold—only to later discover that his father was alive and traveling through LAX. This tragic story, which led to a $900,000 settlement, underscores the dangers of coercive police tactics and the importance of reforming interrogation practices.
🎧 Learn more about the broader implications of cases like Perez’s by tuning into the See You In Court podcast. Explore the realities of justice, civil rights, and how we can foster meaningful change in our system. Visit: SeeYouInCourtPodcast.org
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In this clip from episode 43, Robin Frazer Clark touches on the hidden dangers of arbitration clauses and how they could rob you of your right to a jury trial. Through a tragic story of a family dining at Disney World, she illustrates the real-world consequences of these clauses. Listen to the complete episode to get all the details.
🎙️ Featured in episode 43: An insightful conversation with Ivy Cadle, the new president of the State Bar of Georgia, on his plans for the future and the challenges in the legal community.
🎧 Listen now on Podbean: https://seeyouincourt.podbean.com/e/ivy-cadle-charting-the-course-of-the-state-bar-of-georgia-see-you-in-court/
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In this newest clip from Episode 43 of See You in Court, Ivy Cadle, president of the Georgia Bar Association, discusses the need for regulatory reform to address the growing number of unrepresented litigants:
"There are so many legal matters that don’t require a full attorney, but people are representing themselves and asking the courts for help. We need to explore ways to better regulate legal services to meet this need." 💼⚖️
👉 Listen to the full episode to hear more of Ivy’s thoughts on regulatory reform, access to justice, and his goals for the Georgia Bar. 🔗 https://seeyouincourt.podbean.com/e/ivy-cadle-charting-the-course-of-the-state-bar-of-georgia-see-you-in-court/
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In this clip from See You in Court, Ivy Cadle, president of the Georgia Bar Association, shares his definition of justice:"Justice is about affording people equal access to the legal process—not necessarily ensuring the result they want, but making sure they have the resources and ability to engage the process fairly." 💡⚖️
👉 Listen to the full episode to hear more from Ivy about his leadership journey, lawyer wellness, and the evolving challenges in the legal field.
🔗 https://seeyouincourt.podbean.com/e/ivy-cadle-charting-the-course-of-the-state-bar-of-georgia-see-you-in-court/
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In this clip from Episode 43 of See You in Court, Ivy Cadle, the new president of the Georgia Bar Association, offers practical advice to young lawyers:
"Find something that helps you build lasting connections in your professional life. Over time, these relationships will enrich your career and make it truly fulfilling." 💼✨
If you found this clip insightful, be sure to check out the full episode where Ivy discusses his journey to becoming Bar president, the importance of lawyer wellness, and how artificial intelligence is shaping the legal profession’s future.
👉 Listen to the full episode now: https://seeyouincourt.podbean.com/e/ivy-cadle-charting-the-course-of-the-state-bar-of-georgia-see-you-in-court/
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Today on the podcast, Robin and Lester interview current President of the State Bar of Georgia, Judge Ivy Cadle.
Guest Bio
Ivy Cadle is the managing shareholder for Baker Donelson’s Atlanta and Macon offices, and has established himself as a leading “dirt lawyer,” an advocate for property rights in the areas of real estate, eminent domain, land use, zoning, conservation easements and commercial lending litigation. Ivy is also a certified public accountant. Ivy represents companies of all sizes in complex business litigation and counsels them on regulatory compliance and data security, across a broad range of industries – including real estate, health care, financial services, and telecommunications.
His clients include oil and gas interests, fast food franchisors and franchisees, hotel investors, private medical practices, hospitals, insurance companies, cellular service providers, banks, mortgage servicers, commercial, shopping center and office developers, national drugstore chains, residential real estate developers, convenience store chains and a variety of individually owned enterprises, and business operations.
Ivy is a mediator and registered neutral with the Georgia Commission on Dispute Resolution. Outside of the office, Ivy serves as an adjunct professor of law at the Mercer University School of Law where he teaches Accounting for Lawyers. He is also an aviation enthusiast, and he currently holds a multi-engine commercial certificate with an instrument rating.
Ivy obtained his EMT certificate while still in high school and worked as an EMT for a couple of years following graduation from high school in Swainsboro, GA Ivy received a B.S. in Biology from UGA, A Masters degree in Accounting J.D. from Mercer Univ. School of Law (alongside his wife, Leslie Cadle). He is a past president of the Macon Bar Association and past president of the American Inn of Court, William Augustus Bootle Chapter.
Links:
https://www.bakerdonelson.com
http://www.akintate.com/
https://www.gatriallawyers.net/
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In this clip from The See You In Court Podcast, family law expert Gillian Onan discusses why the vast majority of divorce cases never go to a final trial. While some people believe they want their "day in court" when saying goodbye to a marriage, the reality is that 95-96% of divorce cases settle before reaching a trial. Many of these cases are resolved through settlement negotiations or temporary hearings.
Considerations:
Most divorces settle before trial: The vast majority of divorce cases are resolved outside of court through settlements or hearings.The reality of divorce litigation: Couples may have multiple temporary hearings before a settlement is reached, but very few cases go all the way to a final trial.Courtroom battles are rare: Though some may desire their "day in court," the emotional and financial strain of a trial often leads to settlements beforehand.🎧 Tune in to hear more and 👉 Listen to the full episode for more in-depth insights about divorce and family law from Robert Wellon and Gillian Onan: https://seeyouincourt.podbean.com/e/divorce-and-family-law-gillian-onan-and-robert-wellon/
#DivorceLaw #DivorceSettlement #FamilyLaw #LegalPodcast #SYICPodcast #RobertWellon #GillianOnan
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In this clip from Episode 8 of The See You In Court Podcast, Gillian Onan shares the difficult realities of serving as a guardian in divorce and custody cases. Guardians hold the responsibility of advocating for the best interests of children while remaining neutral in the midst of emotionally charged family disputes.
Key Discussion Points:
Thankless Role: Guardians often find themselves facing criticism from both sides of the case, leaving them in a position where "nobody’s ever happy with the guardian."The Importance of Neutrality: Remaining neutral is critical, but Gillian reflects on how even the most well-meaning guardians can sometimes struggle with biases or external pressures.Real-World Impacts: Guardians have the power to influence life-altering decisions in custody cases, making it vital to maintain a balance of fairness and emotional distance.🎧 Tune in and listen to the complete episode to hear Gillian Onan and Rob Wellon candid thoughts on the divorce overall as well as the emotional and ethical struggles of being a guardian in family law.
👉 Listen to the full episode here: https://seeyouincourt.podbean.com/e/divorce-and-family-law-gillian-onan-and-robert-wellon/
#FamilyLaw #Guardianship #LegalPodcast #SYICPodcast
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Deciding whether to get a divorce is never easy. In this short clip from Episode 8 of the See You In Court podcast, we dive into one of the toughest questions people face: should you end your marriage? Our guest, Gillian Onan, a seasoned family lawyer, shares why the first step may not be legal but emotional, urging couples to explore therapy before making any decisions.
💡 If you're struggling with this question or know someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice.
🔗 Listen to the full episode here: https://seeyouincourt.podbean.com/e/divorce-and-family-law-gillian-onan-and-robert-wellon/
Don't forget to follow the See You In Court Podcast for more expert legal insights and advice. We’re here to help you navigate the complexities of the civil justice system with confidence.
#DivorceAdvice #LegalAdvice #SeeYouInCourtPodcast #MarriageCounseling #FamilyLaw #MentalHealthMatters
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🎙 Enjoy this clip from Episode 8 and our interview with Gillian Onan and Rob Wellon. From helping couples navigate the emotional turbulence of separation to providing critical insights that can influence child custody and support decisions, therapists are key players in ensuring a smoother, more mindful transition for all parties involved. 🔍 Why It Matters: Divorce isn't just a legal battle—it's an emotional journey. Gillian and Rob share their extensive experience, emphasizing how therapists help bridge the gap between legal advice and emotional well-being, offering invaluable support to clients as they make life-altering decisions. 🎧 Listen to the full episode to hear how these legal veterans advocate for the integration of mental health professionals in divorce cases, underscoring the importance of a holistic approach to family law. 👉 Listen to the full episode here: https://seeyouincourt.podbean.com/e/divorce-and-family-law-gillian-onan-and-robert-wellon/ #familylaw #divorcesupport #mentalhealth #SYICPodcast #DivorceTherapy #GillianONan #RobertWellon Links: Lester Tate – http://www.akintate.com/Robin Frazer Clark – https://www.gatriallawyers.net/See You In Court – https://seeyouincourtpodcast.orgTo learn more about the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation, visit https://fairplay.org See You in Court is Georgia’s leading law podcast series, empowering citizens and providing them with the information they need about the state’s civil justice system. As part of the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation (a nonpartisan resource for anyone seeking to understand, preserve, or restore the basic functions of civil justice) we’re committed to educating the public about all of the ways they can fight for their rights and bring their grievances in front of an independent, non-biased court. The best aspect of our podcast is that it’s free and accessible anytime and anywhere. It’s our goal to educate and empower Georgia residents so they understand their rights, and when they need to take further legal action. You can learn more about our Georgia court podcast by visiting https://seeyouincourtpodcast.org/ today! Please note: The information provided on this website and within our blog posts is intended solely for educational and informational purposes as a public service by the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation. Legal issues can be complex and individualized. If you are seeking legal advice, please contact a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction who can provide legal guidance that suits your particular situation. #seeyouincourt #seeyouincourtpodcast #robinfrazerclark #lestertate #georgiaciviljusticefoundation #civiljustice
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In this captivating short from Episode 36 of our "See You In Court" podcast, listen to the incredible story of how a default judgment against the city of East Point resulted in a $7 million victory.
🗨️ "None of the officers filed an answer. The city attorney acknowledged the case but took no action. Even the insurance company dropped the ball. After every possible I was dotted and T crossed, we secured a $7 million judgment."
👉 Watch the full episode for more fascinating legal stories and insights.
📺 Full Episode: https://youtu.be/AYYiLMFle-E?feature=shared
#SeeYouInCourt #LegalVictory #DefaultJudgment #CraigTJones #LegalInsights #Podcast #YouTubeShorts
Links:
Lester Tate – http://www.akintate.com/
Robin Frazer Clark – https://www.gatriallawyers.net/
See You In Court – https://seeyouincourtpodcast.org
To learn more about the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation, visit https://fairplay.org
See You in Court is Georgia’s leading law podcast series, empowering citizens and providing them with the information they need about the state’s civil justice system. As part of the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation (a nonpartisan resource for anyone seeking to understand, preserve, or restore the basic functions of civil justice) we’re committed to educating the public about all of the ways they can fight for their rights and bring their grievances in front of an independent, non-biased court.
The best aspect of our podcast is that it’s free and accessible anytime and anywhere. It’s our goal to educate and empower Georgia residents so they understand their rights, and when they need to take further legal action.
You can learn more about our Georgia court podcast by visiting https://seeyouincourtpodcast.org/ today!
Please note: The information provided on this website and within our blog posts is intended solely for educational and informational purposes as a public service by the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation.
Legal issues can be complex and individualized. If you are seeking legal advice, please contact a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction who can provide legal guidance that suits your particular situation.
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Today on the podcast, Robin and Lester interview Judge Alvin Wong, Georgia’s first Asian American judge.
Guest Bio
Judge Wong came to Richmond, Va. from Hong Kong when he was 14. His father
enrolled him at Fishburne Military Academy in Waynesboro, Va., shook his hand
and said he’d “see him next summer.” He followed a classmate from Fishburne to
Auburn University without even knowing where it was. He graduated early and
moved to Atlanta. He started taking night classes at John Marshal Law School and
passed the Georgia Bar in 1976. He hung out a shingle and worked as a trial lawyer
and then was a partner at Gambrell & Stolz (now Baker Donelson) for 20 years.
Judge Wong was elected to the State Court of DeKalb County in 1999 and since
his election in 1999, he’s been reelected, unopposed, to six consecutive terms. With
his election in 1999, he became the first Asian American judge in Georgia history.
At that time, Asians made up less than two percent of registered voters in DeKalb
County.
In 2004, Judge Wong co-founded a DUI court to help people, calling it one
of the most rewarding things he’s done. He also sits on the board of the Lifeline
Animal Project, a nonprofit that helps turn Atlanta animal shelters into no-kill
shelters. He also brings to the courthouse Coco, a dachshund-chihuahua mix he
rescued a decade ago. Jurors love to meet her after the trial is over.
Judge Wong was elected by his peers in 2021 as president of the Georgia
Council of State Court Judges, overseeing the entire state. His election marked the
first time an Asian American served as president of any judicial council in Georgia.
In 1993, Judge Wong and Professor Natsu Saito of Georgia State University
Law School combed the State Bar Directory to find 10 attorneys to start an Asian
American Bar Association. Today, the Georgia Asian Pacific Bar Association
(GAPABA) has 750 members. In 2014, GAPABA named its top prize the “Judge
Alvin T. Wong Pioneer Award”. It is given in his honor to a lawyer who
demonstrates leadership to pave the way for the advancement of APA attorneys. He
is the recipient of the 2017 Traditions of Excellence Award presented by the
General Practice and Trial Section of the State Bar of Georgia. He received the
2022 Randolph Thrower Lifetime Achievement Award presented by the
Committee to Promote Inclusion in the Profession of the State Bar of Georgia.
Judge Wong serves the ABA Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional
Responsibility – Judges Advisory Committee and as a Fernbank Museum of
Natural History trustee and NAPABA (the National Asian Bar) Law Foundation
board member, mentoring future leaders as co-director of its Thomas Tang
National Moot Court Competition.
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Today on the podcast, Robin and Lester reflect on the rare Presidential Pardon successfully obtained for Peter Heidgerd.
Robin Frazer Clark is a trial lawyer. She was the 50th President of the
State Bar of Georgia, is a Past President of Georgia Trial Lawyers
Association, a Past President of the Lawyers Club of Atlanta and has
practiced law in Georgia for 36 years. She is a member of the
International Society of Barristers and of the American Board of Trial
Advocates. She is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers. Robin
has tried over 75 jury trials and argued in Georgia Appellate Courts over
45 times.
Links:
http://www.akintate.com/
https://www.gatriallawyers.net/
See You In Court (seeyouincourtpodcast.org)
To learn more about the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation, visit fairplay.org
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McCracken “Ken” Poston, Jr. is a Georgia trial lawyer, practicing criminal defense
in Ringgold, Georgia. He is a former 4 term legislator in the Georgia House of
Representatives. He is a graduate of the The University of Tennessee at
Chattanooga and is a 1985 graduate of The University of Georgia School of Law.
He has practiced law for 39 years in Georgia. He gained national attention for his
handling of several notable cases that were featured on CNN Presents, Dateline
NBC, A&E’s American Justice and Forensic Files. Ken’s new book “Zenith Man:
Death, Love and Redemption in a Georgia Courtroom” tells the tale of Alvin
Ridley, accused of murdering his wife, and Ken’s courtroom battle for Justice for
Alvin.
Links:
https://www.mccrackenpostonjr.com/
http://www.akintate.com/
https://www.gatriallawyers.net/
See You In Court (seeyouincourtpodcast.org)
To learn more about the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation, visit fairplay.org
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Today on the podcast, Robin and Lester discuss negligent security with Gilbert Deitch and Andrew Rogers
Guest Bio
Gil Deitch is widely recognized as a leading advocate for the rights of
crime victims and an expert on civil cases arising from rapes and other
criminal assaults occurring on private and public property. For decades he
has been known by lawyers and judges as a pioneering force in the field of
premises liability and has handled more negligent security cases than any
other attorney in the State of Georgia and throughout the Southeast.
Gil Deitch is a member of the Georgia and Tennessee Bar Associations. He
belongs to the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association. He received his law
degree (J.D.) from the University of Tennessee in 1970 and his
undergraduate degree (B.B.A.) from the University of Georgia in 1967.
Andy Rogers has worked tirelessly for crime victims since 1988. After
beginning his career as criminal prosecutor, Mr. Rogers has concentrated
exclusively on representing crime victims in civil cases for over 20 years.
Links:
Atlanta Crime Victim Attorneys - Deitch + Rogers
http://www.akintate.com/
https://www.gatriallawyers.net/
See You In Court (seeyouincourtpodcast.org)
To learn more about the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation, visit fairplay.org
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