Daily Divorce and Family Law Update

A daily podcast exploring and explaining the ins and outs of divorce law and family law issues that many people face every day

Daily Divorce and Family Law Update is a education podcast hosted by Jeffrey Hensley, with 85 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Jeffrey Hensley hosts Daily Divorce and Family Law Update, a education show with 85 episodes published.

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  Episode #90

  Parenting Plans That Hold Up in Court: 3 Clauses Judges Notice

  Aug 20, 20265 min

  When custody is on the line, vague parenting plans lead to fights, missed expectations, and costly court battles. In this concise five‑minute episode Jeff Hensley breaks down three specific, court-friendly clauses—clear decision-making language, a conflict-resolution routine, and a detailed overnight/holiday schedule—that judges and mediators consistently respect in Oklahoma family courts. You'll get practical examples you can read aloud to your attorney or use as a template in mediation, plus quick tips on phrasing to avoid unintentionally limiting rights or creating loopholes. This episode focuses on real-world wording, common pitfalls that make plans unenforceable, and small additions that save months of friction. By the end you'll know exactly what three parts your parenting plan needs to reduce ambiguity, protect your relationship with your children, and make a stronger impression on the court.

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  Episode #89

  Protecting Your Small Business During Divorce: 3 Immediate Steps (Oklahoma)

  Aug 19, 20266 min

  Jeff Hensley walks small business owners through three immediate, practical steps to protect a business when a marriage is breaking down in Oklahoma. In five minutes he explains how courts treat marital versus separate business interests, what quick documentation and accounting moves preserve value, and which short-term legal tools—temporary orders, injunctions, or specific agreement language—keep daily operations stable. Listeners get concrete, court-focused actions: how to document income and expenses, preserve corporate formalities, avoid self-dealing, and prepare a clear conversation with accountants and counsel that minimizes cost and exposure. The episode highlights red flags that increase litigation risk and gives three things to do in the next 72 hours to protect your business and bargaining position. Practical, state-specific, and action-oriented, this episode helps entrepreneurs protect children, finances, and future earning power while keeping options open.

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  Episode #88

  How to Collect Social Media & Text Evidence for Oklahoma Family Court

  Aug 18, 20266 min

  Digital messages and social posts are often central in custody, support, and protection cases — but sloppy collection turns strong evidence into a mess. In this conversational, court‑focused five‑minute episode Jeff Hensley walks through exactly what counts as useful electronic evidence in Oklahoma family law, how to preserve timestamps and metadata without breaking privacy or spoliation rules, and practical ways to present that material so judges will consider it. You’ll get a short, step‑by‑step checklist: immediate preservation moves, how to document chain of custody, when to ask for subpoenas or forensic help, and three common pitfalls that make digital evidence inadmissible. The episode gives listeners clear actions to reduce risk, protect their kids and finances, and avoid emotional mistakes that damage credibility — all in plain language for anyone facing family court in Oklahoma.

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  Episode #87

  Moving With Your Kids? 3 Legal Questions Before Relocating During a Divorce (Oklahoma)

  Aug 17, 20266 min

  Relocation with children during divorce is one of the most consequential moves a parent can make—but it doesn’t have to become a courtroom disaster. In this 5‑minute episode Jeff Hensley breaks down the three legal questions judges want answered in Oklahoma relocation disputes: who has jurisdiction and what notice is required; how the court applies the child’s best interest standard to moves; and what evidence actually wins or loses a relocation request. You’ll get practical steps to prepare or respond: the documents that matter, timelines to respect, and communication tips that reduce conflict while protecting custody and parenting time. This episode is a focused, action-oriented roadmap for parents considering a move or facing an opposing parent’s relocation request—clear, practical, and strictly Oklahoma‑specific so listeners can take immediate, sensible legal steps.

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  Episode #86

  Finding the Hidden Money: How Oklahoma Courts Spot Undeclared Income and What You Can Do

  Aug 16, 20266 min

  Hidden or underreported income changes child support, alimony, and property division outcomes. In this five‑minute monologue Jeff Hensley walks through realistic red flags judges and attorneys watch for in Oklahoma cases, three focused tactics you can use right now to collect court‑useful evidence, and the legal tools that turn your documentation into enforceable discovery. You’ll get concrete examples of common hiding places (cash businesses, online platforms, inconsistent tax returns), a short checklist for building a credible record without escalating conflict, and a clear sense of when to involve forensic help or subpoena financial records. The episode gives parents and litigants practical, low‑drama actions to protect their children’s support and their financial future while staying inside legal boundaries.

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