Attorney Adam Little focuses his practice on family law, civil appellate litigation, and farm divorces, drawing on...
For more than two decades, David Crum has lived inside the world of divorce. As the founder...
Brooke Mathieu is the Director of Marketing and Brand Strategy at US Legal Marketing Group, and she...
| Published: | July 13, 2026 |
| Podcast: | Confessions of a Divorce Assassin |
| Category: | Legal Entertainment , Legal Support , Litigation , Practice Management |
Parental alienation isn’t just a buzzword. It’s a real problem that can completely change the dynamics of a family going through divorce. Family law attorney and divorce mediator Adam Little discusses what parental alienation looks like, why it can be so difficult for courts to distinguish from ordinary family conflict, and what can happen when allegations get out of hand. Together, they examine the warning signs attorneys and parents should recognize, the role of expert witnesses and child advocates, and the evidence that can strengthen or undermine a case. Their conversation explores the legal, emotional, and practical realities behind these high-stakes custody disputes, along with the difficult decisions courts face when a child’s best interests are at stake.
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Confessions of a Divorce Assassin |
Confessions of a Divorce Assassin pulls back the curtain on divorce. The stories no one talks about and the decisions that change everything. Hosted by CEO of US Legal Groups, David Crum, Esq., the podcast features real divorce stories alongside conversations with attorneys who aren’t afraid to share their perspective on what actually happens inside a case. From legal strategy to client dynamics and the human cost of divorce, each episode delivers insight, honesty, and perspective for both the public and the attorneys who serve them.