Some people get a view that others don’t. Divorce lawyers are one of them.
James J. Sexton is one of them and he shares with us his inside views and secrets.
If you don’t want divorce for breakfast you’ve got to start expressing yourself and how you feel. If you want things to be a certain way, she did something that triggered you or really appreciate something he did, Hit Send Now. Tell your partner as soon as possible. And since this can be really hard, James has a great suggestion, send it in an email. Don’t overthink it, just do it.
In a similar vein, it’s extremely important to be authentic. (I mean, you knew that already!) But does that mean everyone has to know everything about me? I have to start venting on Insta stories. NO. In this episode, we go deep into this topic and discuss what it really means to be authentic and how to go about it.
James J. Sexton is a divorce lawyer with offices in Manhattan and Rockland County. He is the author of the #1 bestselling books, If You’re In My Office, It’s Already Too Late: A Divorce Lawyer’s Guide to Staying Together (Henry Holt, 2018) and How To Stay In Love (MacMillian Press, 2020) He is a sought after public speaker and has frequently appeared on NBC Sunday Morning, Access Hollywood, The Rachel Ray Show, Nightline, Watch What Happens Live, Good Morning America and other national and local programs. His recurring “How To Stay Married” segment on the Steve Harvey daytime talk show enjoyed a national audience for thirteen episodes over two seasons.
Sexton’s perspectives on love, divorce, and technology have been featured in a diverse spectrum of national publications including The New York Times, The New York Post, The Guardian UK, Time Magazine, Elle, Glamour, Business Insider, and others. He is a frequent radio and podcast guest, has lectured at continuing legal education conferences across New York State, and has served as an Adjunct Professor at New York University, Ramapo College, and other undergraduate institutions.
Before attending Fordham Law and starting his career as an attorney Sexton earned a Master of Arts in Media Ecology from the Department of Culture and Communication at New York University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences where his research focused on the relationship between technology and cultural change.
Connect with James Sexton: www.nycdivorces.com
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