The Jennifer Hargrave Show
Thank you for joining me on this journey, where we will discuss a range of matters relating to life –with all of its uncertainties, transitions, and opportunities for growth. If you are new to this program, I want to say welcome. I am a collaborative divorce attorney in Dallas, TX. I consider my work to be an amazing privilege, to walk through one of life’s most difficult challenges with my clients who teach me so much about navigating times of fear and uncertainty which is something so many of us experience in our lives. https://hargravefamilylaw.com
Episodes
If you love someone with a disability—or care about inclusive employment—you’ll love this episode. Dallas divorce attorney Jennifer Hargrave talks with Lauren Smith (Executive Director) and Kit Marshall (Administrative Coordinator) from Hugs Cafe about creating meaningful jobs, building confidence, and expanding from McKinney to Dallas.
What we cover:
Hugs’ 4 programs: Cafe, Greenhouse, Training Academy, Social Programs
“Job ...
How to Protect Your Child with Special Needs as They Become an Adult — Guardianship, SSI & Trust Planning in Texas
When your child with special needs approaches adulthood, preparation is key. In this episode of The Jennifer Hargrave Show, Dallas divorce attorney Jennifer Hargrave sits down with estate planning attorney Adrian Gray, founder of Grace Estate Law, to explain how parents can protect benefits, maintain decisi...
How can survivors of domestic violence find dignity, support, and real hope for the future?
In this episode of The Jennifer Hargrave Show, Jennifer Hargrave speaks with Jennifer Jones, founder of Hagar’s Heart, a North Texas nonprofit bringing hope and healing for domestic violence survivors.
From "I See You" Boxes filled with self-care items and handwritten letters to community events like the Women’s Day Brunch, Fa...
If you’re going through a divorce in Dallas, one of the biggest questions is: What happens to the house?
In this episode, Dallas divorce attorney Jennifer Hargrave sits down with DFW real estate broker Hunter Dehn to explore the critical intersection of divorce and real estate. Together, they break down:
✅ How to value your home during divorce (beyond Zillow & appraisal district estimates)
✅ Why timing and local m...
In this profoundly moving and insightful episode, Jennifer Hargrave sits down with Awstin Gregg — a healthcare entrepreneur, clinician, and global mental health speaker — to explore the foundational frameworks for emotional wellness. According to Austin, 99% of mental health issues can be improved with the right belief-based framework. Together, they unpack three essential pillars: forgiveness, grief, and self-love.
Gregg s...
Is your relationship in trouble? In this powerful episode of The Jennifer Hargrave Show, licensed counselor and Gottman Method expert Candy Marcum shares invaluable insight into how couples can shift toxic patterns and rebuild connection — before it’s too late.
We explore the Four Horsemen of the Relationship — criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and stonewalling — and learn practical antidotes for each. Whether you're feel...
In this powerful and hopeful episode of The Jennifer Hargrave Show, Jennifer welcomes Rabbi Shlomo Slatkin, founder of The Marriage Restoration Project, to discuss practical tools and deep insights for transforming troubled marriages. Drawing from personal experience and decades of professional work, Rabbi Slatkin introduces the foundational principles of Imago therapy—a relational model that treats the couple as the “clie...
👧⚖️ When parents split, legal strategy isn’t enough—you need a kid-first game plan. In this episode of The Jennifer Hargrave Show, Dallas family-law attorney Jennifer Hargrave teams up with custody litigator Misty Cole to spotlight five thorny issues that most often derail co-parenting…and the proven fixes that keep children out of the crossfire. From school transfers and extracurricular tug-of-war to medical-decision sta...
How do you stand up for yourself during divorce without starting a war? In this episode of The Jennifer Hargrave Show, Jennifer sits down with seasoned mediator and collaborative divorce expert Carey Silvestri to discuss how self-advocacy, empathy, and smart strategy can lead to better outcomes - for you and your family.
Carey shares wisdom from decades of experience and her training at the Harvard Negotiation Program, reve...
Learn what this Former "Kid in the Middle" turned divorce attorney wants every parent to know about high conflict custody litigation and divorce.
In this heartfelt episode of The Jennifer Hargrave Show, Jennifer sits down with Parker Pannell, an associate attorney at Hargrave Family Law and a child of divorce herself. Parker shares her personal story of navigating her parents' divorce at the age of nine, offering insight in...
When you're facing divorce or a custody dispute, information is power — but gathering it can feel overwhelming, especially if you haven’t handled the finances or paperwork before.
In this episode, Jennifer Hargrave sits down with Katherine Zimmerman, Senior Attorney at Hargrave Family Law, to walk you through exactly what information you need, how to get it, and why getting organized early can save you time, money, and stre...
In Episode 80 of The Jennifer Hargrave Show, we dive into the critical topic of Emergency Orders in Family Law Cases with special guest LaQuisha Batson. As a compassionate and strategic attorney apart of the Hargrave Family Law Team, LaQuisha brings a wealth of experience. Navigating emergency orders can be overwhelming, especially during high-stress family law situations. In this episode, LaQuisha explains what emergency ...
LGBTQ families are navigating uncertain times as key legal protections like Obergefell v. Hodges face potential challenges. In this insightful podcast, Jennifer Hargrave sits down with Lorie Burch, an estate planning expert and advocate for the LGBTQ community, to discuss how families can protect their rights and plan for the future.
From securing parental rights through second-parent adoption to creating essential lega...
Finding Clarity in Relationships: Exploring Therapy with MarQui McGill, M.S., LMFT
Feeling stuck in your relationship? MarQui McGill. licensed marriage and family therapist and the founder of Space and Grace Counseling joins Jennifer Hargrave to discuss the transformative power of marriage and discernment counseling. Learn how these tools can build better communication, foster connection, and offer clarity for your...
Healing After Betrayal: Rebuilding Trust with Monique Thompson, DHA, LPC, LPC-S, Infidelity and Mental Health Expert
Dr. Monique Thompson, therapist and author, joins Jennifer Hargrave to discuss her transformative book, Infidelity Recovery: Workbook for Couples. This episode explores evidence-based tools and strategies to help couples rebuild trust, improve communication, and foster intimacy after infidelity. Whether y...
Addicted: What to do when someone you love is struggling with Addiction
If you’ve loved someone who struggles with drug and alcohol addiction, you know how incredibly challenging it is to actually help that person get help. Our guest today is an expert at helping families from across the United States access lifesaving drug and alcohol treatment for their loved ones through the Florida Marchman Act. Richard Casey kno...
Our guest today is Heather Barbieri, the owner of Barbieri Law. For over 25 years, Heather has focused her talents and energy protecting those accused of wrongdoing and helping them get their lives back on track. She is board certified in criminal law, frequently recognized by her peers as “one of the best” – in D Magazine, Texas Super Lawyers, Best Lawyers - And she’s here today to talk with us about what you need to kn...
Cyberspying. Key logger tracking. Interception of electronic data. These are just some of the ways litigants in a contested divorce case can end up with criminal actions too. However, electronic data provides a wealth of information – so it’s no wonder people go to extreme, and often criminal, lengths to obtain data.
My guest today is Grace Rubio of Rubio Digital Forensics. Grace has assisted clients in retrieving and...
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