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The Consultation

The Consultation

By: Christina Jimenez & Josh Floyd
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🎙️ The Consultation is your go-to resource for navigating Texas family law. Whether you’re facing a divorce, a high-conflict custody battle, a complex property division, or Child Protective Services (CPS) involvement, it all begins with a consultation.

Hosted by board-certified family law attorneys Christina Jimenez and Josh Floyd of The Jimenez Floyd Law Firm, this podcast breaks down critical topics, including:

Contested child custody – parental alienation, relocation disputes, modifications, and enforcement of custody orders
High-asset divorce and complex property division – business ownership, real estate, retirement accounts, and hidden assets
Child Protective Services (CPS) cases – how to handle investigations, protect parental rights, and navigate CPS proceedings
Child support – calculating payments, modifying support orders, and enforcing unpaid child support
Spousal support (alimony) – eligibility, how courts determine payments, and strategies for securing or contesting support
Enforcement of court orders – what to do when the other party fails to pay child support or spousal support, refuses to follow custody agreements, or violates a divorce decree

With guest experts and real-world legal insights, we help you understand your rights, navigate legal challenges, and make informed decisions.

⚠️ For educational purposes only—this podcast does not provide legal advice. Every case is unique, so consult a qualified attorney for legal guidance.

Subscribe to The Consultation wherever you get your podcasts, and watch our legal discussions on YouTube.

Need expert legal advice? Schedule a consultation today at www.thejimenezlawfirm.com.

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  • Cohabitation Agreements: Protect Your Assets Before it's Too Late! The Consultation: Episode 71
    Sep 8 2025

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    Cohabitation Agreements in Texas: What Couples Need to Know

    Living together without being married? A cohabitation agreement could protect your finances, your property, and your peace of mind.

    In this video, Board Certified Family Law Attorneys Christina Jimenez and Josh Floyd explain everything you need to know about cohabitation agreements in Texas, including:

    ✅ What a cohabitation agreement is and why couples choose one
    ✅ How it differs from marriage or common law marriage in Texas
    ✅ What you can include (property division, financial responsibilities, support, etc.)
    ✅ How these agreements protect both partners if the relationship ends
    ✅ Why it’s important to get legal advice before signing

    Whether you’re moving in with your partner for the first time, blending households, or just want to plan responsibly for the future, this episode will help you understand your rights and options.

    📍 Offices in Flower Mound, Lewisville, Dallas, Bedford, Midland & Odessa.
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    💻 Learn more or schedule a consultation: www.thejimenezlawfirm.com

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    21 mins
  • Coldplay Kiss Cam Fallout: Could a Viral Video Cost You in Divorce Court? The Consultation: Episode 70
    Aug 14 2025

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    🎥 Coldplay Kiss Cam & Texas Divorce Law: Could This Be Considered Adultery?
    What happens when a viral concert moment becomes courtroom evidence? In this episode, Board Certified Family Law Attorneys Christina Jimenez and Josh Floyd break down exactly how a situation like the Coldplay Kiss Cam scandal could play out in a Texas divorce.
    We cover:
    ✅ How adultery is defined under Texas law — and whether a moment caught on camera could qualify
    ✅ Getting video evidence into court — what’s admissible and what isn’t
    ✅ Proving it wasn’t a one-time incident — from witness testimony to digital trails
    ✅ Impact on property division — how misconduct can affect the division of assets
    ✅ Other legal implications — custody considerations, reputation, and credibility in court
    Whether you’re a legal professional, going through a divorce, or just curious about how real-life events intersect with Texas law, this episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at what really happens when personal moments go public.
    📍 Offices in Flower Mound, Lewisville, Dallas, Bedford, Midland & Odessa.
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    📞 Need legal guidance?
    Schedule your consultation with one of our experienced family law attorneys:
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    📍 Proudly serving clients across Texas, including Dallas, Flower Mound, Lewisville, Fort Worth, Odessa, and Midland!



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    38 mins
  • Preventing Divorce: A Lawyer's Perspective on Saving Marriages: The Consultation Episode 69
    May 29 2025

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    In this powerful episode, hosts Christina Jimenez and Josh Floyd—both board-certified divorce and child custody attorneys—shift the conversation from ending marriages to saving them. Drawing on decades of combined experience in family law, Christina and Josh explore the real-life patterns and problems they see repeatedly in divorce cases—and offer actionable ways couples can avoid reaching that breaking point.

    This isn’t about quick fixes or superficial advice. Christina and Josh dive deep into what actually works when it comes to keeping a marriage strong and resilient. From honest communication to emotional accountability, they outline the key behaviors and mindset shifts that can help couples navigate conflict, reconnect, and build lasting trust.

    The episode tackles critical topics such as:

    • Why unspoken expectations often lead to resentment
    • How financial secrecy can corrode a relationship
    • The importance of regularly checking in—not just on logistics, but on feelings
    • And how small, intentional efforts can prevent long-term disconnection

    As attorneys who have seen the full spectrum of marital breakdowns—from quiet drifting to explosive splits—Christina and Josh offer a unique perspective rooted not just in theory, but in lived professional experience. They know what goes wrong—and more importantly, what can go right.

    Whether you’re in a strong relationship and want to keep it that way, or you’re facing challenges and looking for tools to turn things around, this episode offers both clarity and hope.

    Tune in to hear Christina and Josh speak candidly about what it takes to stay connected, stay honest, and stay together—before legal intervention ever becomes necessary.

    🎙️The Consultation is a podcast by The Jimenez Floyd Law Firm, an award-winning family law firm with offices in Dallas-Fort Worth and Midland-Odessa. We are dedicated to helping Texans through some of life's most difficult legal challenges with compassion, strategy, and proven results.

    * Need help with your case? Contact us today for a consultation.

    Website: https://www.thejimenezlawfirm.com/

    Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify | Amazon Music

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