Sidebar Social

Sidebar Social "TM" is your friendly neighborhood podcast hosted by two seasoned Dallas area family attorneys! Join Jennifer L. Grinke and Dana J. Stewart, as they delve into the world of family law with a blend of expertise and humor. Expect a podcast that's informative yet approachable, where complex legal concepts are explained with clarity and a touch of levity. Whether you're dealing with legal issues firsthand or simply curious about the workings of family law, Sidebar Social "TM" promises to be your go-to source for insightful discussions and a few laughs along the way. We'll navigate through the intricate landscape of family law, uncovering the legal insights you need, connecting with experts who can shed light on complex issues, and discussing how the law intersects with everyday life. So, grab your favorite beverage, pull up a chair, and join the conversation on Sidebar Social "TM" —because legal talk just got a whole lot more interesting!

Sidebar Social is a business podcast hosted by two seasoned Dallas area, with 32 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.

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  EP 32: Psychology Buzz Words

  Aug 7, 202629 min

  Terms like "narcissist," "gaslighting," and "parental alienation" are everywhere—but are they being used correctly? In this episode of Sidebar Social, hosts Jennifer L. Grinke and Dana J. Stewart welcome back licensed professional counselor Kathleen Schofield to separate fact from fiction and explain what these commonly used psychology terms really mean. Together, they explore what narcissism is, and what it isn't, why the term gaslighting is so often misunderstood, the truth behind parental alienation in child custody cases, how reunification therapy and family therapy can help rebuild relationships, and why these psychological buzzwords are frequently overused in divorce, co-parenting, and other high-conflict family law situations. Whether you're navigating a divorce, involved in a child custody dispute, co-parenting with an ex, or simply interested in psychology and relationships, this episode offers practical insight into some of today's most misunderstood mental health concepts.

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  EP 31: Child Support: What Most Parents Get Wrong

  Jul 24, 202625 min

  How is child support really calculated? Does 50/50 custody automatically eliminate child support? And what happens if a parent is self-employed or intentionally underreporting income? In this episode of Sidebar Social, family law attorneys Dana Stewart and Jennifer Grinke take a deep dive into one of the most misunderstood areas of family law: child support. They explain the difference between income and resources, discuss how child support is calculated, bust common myths, and explore situations involving self-employed parents, cash businesses, modifications, enforcement, and shared custody arrangements. Whether you're going through a divorce, modifying an existing order, or simply want to understand how child support works, this episode provides practical insights and answers to the questions parents ask most often.

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  EP 30: The 45 Record: How Your Childhood Shapes the Parent You Become

  Jul 10, 202634 min

  How much of the way we parent is shaped by our own childhood? In this episode of Sidebar Social, Jennifer and Dana sit down with therapist, parenting facilitator, and co-parenting expert Dr. Linda Rollins-Threats to explore the psychology behind successful co-parenting and why high-conflict relationships often follow predictable patterns. Dr. Rollins-Threats shares her powerful "45 record" analogy to explain how our earliest life experiences continue to influence our relationships, communication, and parenting as adults. Together, they discuss healthy co-parenting, parallel parenting, protecting children from conflict, common communication breakdowns, and practical strategies parents can use to create a healthier environment for their children. Whether you're navigating divorce, co-parenting, or simply interested in how childhood experiences shape adult relationships, this episode offers valuable insights for every family.

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  EP 29: Life After Divorce: The Things Nobody Prepares You For

  Jun 12, 202619 min

  Most people think divorce is about court dates, paperwork, and legal battles — but the biggest changes are often the ones nobody talks about. In this episode of Sidebar Social, Dana and Jennifer discuss the emotional and practical realities of divorce beyond the courtroom: identity shifts, changing friendships, parenting alone, financial anxiety, holidays that feel different, dating after long marriages, and how children often adapt differently than parents expect. This honest conversation explores the human side of divorce, life transitions, and rebuilding after major change.

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  EP28: Wills, Trusts, and Family Chaos: What People Get Wrong About Estate Planning

  May 29, 202637 minS0

  <p>In this episode of Sidebar Social, we’re joined by estate planning attorney Matt Sanderson to discuss the things families often overlook when planning for the future. We break down who actually needs a will, who may (or may not) need a trust, common estate planning mistakes, and the real-life problems that can arise when families fail to plan ahead. From guardianship issues and beneficiary designations to probate myths, blended families, and cautionary tales, this episode is packed with practical insights and pro tips that every family should hear.</p>

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