Family Law War Room with Brad LaMorgese https://familylawwarroom.podbean.com Family Law War Room with Brad LaMorgese is a podcast dedicated to unraveling the complexities of family law with clarity and precision. Hosted by Brad LaMorgese, a seasoned family law attorney, the show offers in-depth discussions on topics ranging from divorce and custody disputes to property division and appeals. Aimed at both legal professionals and individuals navigating family law issues, the podcast provides expert insights and practical advice to help listeners understand their rights and options. With a focus on high-stakes cases and strategic decision-making, Family Law War Room with Brad LaMorgese is an essential resource for anyone involved in family law matters.

]]> Thu, 04 Jun 2026 11:38:12 -0300 https://podbean.com/?v=5.5 en Copyright 2026 All rights reserved. Business 1440 episodic familylawwarroom familylawwarroom No false https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/22399599/Title_Podbean_m3tkmk.jpg Family Law War Room with Brad LaMorgese https://familylawwarroom.podbean.com 144 144 Family Law Appeals in Texas: When a Trial Court Gets It Wrong Family Law Appeals in Texas: When a Trial Court Gets It Wrong https://familylawwarroom.podbean.com/e/family-law-appeals-in-texas-when-a-trial-court-gets-it-wrong/ https://familylawwarroom.podbean.com/e/family-law-appeals-in-texas-when-a-trial-court-gets-it-wrong/#comments Thu, 04 Jun 2026 11:38:12 -0300 familylawwarroom.podbean.com/718f3a03-fe30-3d40-834f-4cf8c0cd6d73 Episode Summary: In this episode of Family Law War Room with Brad LaMorgese, host Brad LaMorgese, a board-certified family law attorney, joins Shameika Rhymes to delve into the intricacies of family law appeals in Texas. They explore the types of rulings that most often lead to appeals, particularly in high-stakes divorce and complex custody disputes. Brad explains the critical distinctions between filing an appeal and a motion for a new trial, emphasizing the importance of preserving issues for appeal during the trial itself. The discussion covers how appellate courts in Texas review family law decisions, the significance of the standard of review, and how the possibility of an appeal influences trial strategy. Brad also sheds light on how errors in trial court decisions are assessed for appeal and the procedural timeline once an appeal is filed. This episode provides valuable insights for anyone involved in or considering family law litigation, highlighting the strategic considerations and potential outcomes of pursuing an appeal.

Key Timestamps: 00:01 – Introduction 00:36 – Types of Rulings Leading to Appeals 00:54 – High Asset Divorce Considerations 01:18 – Custody Cases and Legal Issues 01:48 – Differences Between Appeals and Motions for New Trial 02:56 – Preserving Issues for Appeal During Trial 04:07 – Texas Appellate Court Review Process 05:03 – Importance of Standard of Review 06:00 – Influence of Appeals on Trial Strategy 07:09 – Error and Harm Analysis in Appeals 08:18 – Expedited Appeals and Mandamus 08:56 – Enforcement of Original Rulings During Appeal 09:48 – Evaluating Whether to Appeal a Decision

About the Show: Family Law War Room with Brad LaMorgese is a podcast dedicated to unraveling the complexities of family law with clarity and precision. Hosted by Brad LaMorgese, a seasoned family law attorney, the show offers in-depth discussions on topics ranging from divorce and custody disputes to property division and appeals. Aimed at both legal professionals and individuals navigating family law issues, the podcast provides expert insights and practical advice to help listeners understand their rights and options. With a focus on high-stakes cases and strategic decision-making, Family Law War Room with Brad LaMorgese is an essential resource for anyone involved in family law matters.

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In this episode of Family Law War Room with Brad LaMorgese, host Brad LaMorgese, a board-certified family law attorney, joins Shameika Rhymes to delve into the intricacies of family law appeals in Texas. They explore the types of rulings that most often lead to appeals, particularly in high-stakes divorce and complex custody disputes. Brad explains the critical distinctions between filing an appeal and a motion for a new trial, emphasizing the importance of preserving issues for appeal during the trial itself. The discussion covers how appellate courts in Texas review family law decisions, the significance of the standard of review, and how the possibility of an appeal influences trial strategy. Brad also sheds light on how errors in trial court decisions are assessed for appeal and the procedural timeline once an appeal is filed. This episode provides valuable insights for anyone involved in or considering family law litigation, highlighting the strategic considerations and potential outcomes of pursuing an appeal.

Key Timestamps:
00:01 – Introduction
00:36 – Types of Rulings Leading to Appeals
00:54 – High Asset Divorce Considerations
01:18 – Custody Cases and Legal Issues
01:48 – Differences Between Appeals and Motions for New Trial
02:56 – Preserving Issues for Appeal During Trial
04:07 – Texas Appellate Court Review Process
05:03 – Importance of Standard of Review
06:00 – Influence of Appeals on Trial Strategy
07:09 – Error and Harm Analysis in Appeals
08:18 – Expedited Appeals and Mandamus
08:56 – Enforcement of Original Rulings During Appeal
09:48 – Evaluating Whether to Appeal a Decision

About the Show:
Family Law War Room with Brad LaMorgese is a podcast dedicated to unraveling the complexities of family law with clarity and precision. Hosted by Brad LaMorgese, a seasoned family law attorney, the show offers in-depth discussions on topics ranging from divorce and custody disputes to property division and appeals. Aimed at both legal professionals and individuals navigating family law issues, the podcast provides expert insights and practical advice to help listeners understand their rights and options. With a focus on high-stakes cases and strategic decision-making, Family Law War Room with Brad LaMorgese is an essential resource for anyone involved in family law matters.

]]> In this episode of Family Law War Room with Brad LaMorgese, host Brad LaMorgese, a board-certified family law attorney, joins Shameika Rhymes to delve into the intricacies of family law appeals in Texas. They explore the types of rulings that most often lead to appeals, particularly in high-stakes divorce and complex custody disputes. Brad explains the critical distinctions between filing an appeal and a motion for a new trial, emphasizing the importance of preserving issues for appeal during the trial itself. The discussion covers how appellate courts in Texas review family law decisions, the significance of the standard of review, and how the possibility of an appeal influences trial strategy. Brad also sheds light on how errors in trial court decisions are assessed for appeal and the procedural timeline once an appeal is filed. This episode provides valuable insights for anyone involved in or considering family law litigation, highlighting the strategic considerations and potential outcomes of pursuing an appeal. familylawwarroom false No 679 1 full