See You In Court

🎙️ Standing Up Against Bullies – Bill Gentry Shares His Perspective

💬 "The strong don’t need help—the weak do. That’s why I became a lawyer."

In this short clip from Episode 44 of the See You in Court Podcast, Bill Gentry explains his commitment to fighting for victims of injustice. He delves into his experiences standing up against bullies and advocating for the vulnerable, including navigating challenging dynamics like narcissism in relationships.

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Reclaiming Self-Worth: Bill Gentry’s Approach to Helping Clients Break Free from Narcissistic Abuse

In this clip from See You in Court episode 44, family law attorney Bill Gentry explains how narcissists isolate their partners, stripping away their confidence and self-worth. Bill’s mission is to guide clients toward healing and empowerment, helping them rediscover their strength and visualize a brighter future.

🎧 Watch the Full Episode for More Insights: https://seeyouincourt.podbean.com/e/woman-s-guide-to-finding-peace-through-divorce-divorce-attorney-bill-gentry/
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https://www.amazon.com/Want-Out-Finding-Through-Divorce/dp/B0C2TYDML2

Counseling Before Divorce? 💬 When It’s Worth Trying, According to Family Lawyer Bill Gentry ⚖️

In this new clip from See You in Court, family law attorney Bill Gentry explains his stance on counseling for couples considering divorce. Although most clients are ready to move forward, Bill shares why he sometimes advises couples to try counseling first—especially when he senses hope. This clip offers guidance on the challenges and benefits of counseling before making the final decision to divorce.

 

🎧 Watch the Full Episode for More: https://seeyouincourt.podbean.com/e/woman-s-guide-to-finding-peace-through-divorce-divorce-attorney-bill-gentry/
📖 Order Bill’s Book on Divorce: https://www.amazon.com/Want-Out-Finding-Through-Divorce/dp/B0C2TYDML2

From Capitol Hill 🏛️ to Family Law ⚖️: Bill Gentry’s Inspiring Journey

In this latest clip from See You in Court episode 44, family law attorney Bill Gentry shares how his early experiences on Capitol Hill and mentorship from respected Georgia attorneys led him to a career dedicated to service. Bill’s commitment to “servant leadership” and his drive to make a difference have shaped his compassionate approach to family law, helping clients through life’s toughest transitions.

🎧 Watch the Full Episode for More: https://seeyouincourt.podbean.com/e/woman-s-guide-to-finding-peace-through-divorce-divorce-attorney-bill-gentry/
📖 Order Bill’s Book on Divorce: https://www.amazon.com/Want-Out-Finding-Through-Divorce/dp/B0C2TYDML2

Staying for the Kids? 💬💔 How Difficult Marriages Affect Children’s Future Relationships 👶➡️💑

In this thought-provoking clip from episode 44, family law attorney Bill Gentry discusses the unintentional lessons children might learn in an unhealthy marriage. Staying silent about abuse or neglect may teach kids damaging patterns that can follow them into adulthood. Listen now for an eye-opening perspective on protecting your children’s future by modeling healthy relationships.

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Woman’s Guide To Finding Peace Through Divorce: Divorce Attorney Bill Gentry

In this insightful episode of See You in Court, hosts Robin Frazer Clark and Lester Tate sit down with renowned Georgia divorce attorney Bill Gentry to discuss his new book, "I Want Out: A Woman's Guide to Finding Peace Through Divorce." Bill shares his decades of experience in family law, providing valuable advice for women navigating the challenges of high-asset divorces, child custody, and dealing with controlling or narcissistic spouses.

🔑 Key Topics Covered:

-How divorce impacts children and why modeling healthy relationships is crucial.

-The role of forensic accountants, business valuators, and other experts in high-asset divorces.

-How emotional and financial abuse keeps women in unhealthy marriages.

-Bill’s personal approach to empowering clients to envision their best future.

-Why divorce is about more than just legal rights—it's about reclaiming self-worth and dignity.

Whether you're a woman seeking guidance through divorce or someone interested in family law, this episode offers practical insights, empathy, and hope for a better future. Bill’s book also sheds light on navigating the complex world of divorce while finding inner peace and security.

Guest Bio

    William C. Gentry, founder of The Gentry Law Firm in Marietta, GA, has

been practicing law in Georgia since 1986. His primary focus is divorce and family

law cases, including high asset property division, child custody, and alimony. Bill

has tried hundreds of cases in state and federal courts throughout Georgia and

dozens of appeals in both state and federal appellate courts in Georgia.

     He is admitted to and has argued in the Georgia Supreme Court, the Georgia Court of

Appeals, and the 11th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in Atlanta. Bill received his

B.A from the University of Virginia (1981) and received his J.D. from the

University of Georgia (1986). Bill is a Past President of the Cobb County Bar

Association. 

    He served on the Board of Governors of the State Bar of GA since

2012 and is now the Treasurer, State Bar of Georgia (2024-present). He is now the

author of the new book “I Want Out-A Woman’s Guide to Finding Peace Through

Divorce” that answers many questions about divorce and we are going to explore

this with Bill.

Links:

Divorce Lawyers Marietta, GA | Gentry Law Firm LLC

https://www.gapaba.org/

http://www.akintate.com/

https://www.gatriallawyers.net/

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🔍 Thomas Perez's False Confession: Coercion, 😔 Trauma, and the ⚖️ Need for Justice Reform

In 2018, Thomas Perez contacted the police in Fontana, California, worried about his missing father. Instead of receiving help, he endured 17 hours of interrogation, where officers falsely claimed his father was dead and pressured him into confessing to a murder he didn’t commit. Police even threatened to euthanize his dog, adding emotional distress to the ordeal.

After confessing under immense psychological pressure, Perez was placed on a psychiatric hold—only to later discover that his father was alive and traveling through LAX. This tragic story, which led to a $900,000 settlement, underscores the dangers of coercive police tactics and the importance of reforming interrogation practices.

🎧 Learn more about the broader implications of cases like Perez’s by tuning into the See You In Court podcast. Explore the realities of justice, civil rights, and how we can foster meaningful change in our system. Visit: SeeYouInCourtPodcast.org

🚨 Why Arbitration Clauses Are Dangerous for Your Rights | See You In Court Podcast

In this clip from episode 43, Robin Frazer Clark touches on the hidden dangers of arbitration clauses and how they could rob you of your right to a jury trial. Through a tragic story of a family dining at Disney World, she illustrates the real-world consequences of these clauses. Listen to the complete episode to get all the details.

🎙️ Featured in episode 43: An insightful conversation with Ivy Cadle, the new president of the State Bar of Georgia, on his plans for the future and the challenges in the legal community.

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🎧 New Clip: Ivy Cadle on Regulatory Reform and Legal Access

In this newest clip from Episode 43 of See You in Court, Ivy Cadle, president of the Georgia Bar Association, discusses the need for regulatory reform to address the growing number of unrepresented litigants:

"There are so many legal matters that don’t require a full attorney, but people are representing themselves and asking the courts for help. We need to explore ways to better regulate legal services to meet this need." 💼⚖️

 

👉 Listen to the full episode to hear more of Ivy’s thoughts on regulatory reform, access to justice, and his goals for the Georgia Bar. 🔗 https://seeyouincourt.podbean.com/e/ivy-cadle-charting-the-course-of-the-state-bar-of-georgia-see-you-in-court/

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🎧 New Episode Clip: Ivy Cadle on “What is Justice?”

In this clip from See You in Court, Ivy Cadle, president of the Georgia Bar Association, shares his definition of justice:
"Justice is about affording people equal access to the legal process—not necessarily ensuring the result they want, but making sure they have the resources and ability to engage the process fairly." 💡⚖️

👉 Listen to the full episode to hear more from Ivy about his leadership journey, lawyer wellness, and the evolving challenges in the legal field.

🔗 https://seeyouincourt.podbean.com/e/ivy-cadle-charting-the-course-of-the-state-bar-of-georgia-see-you-in-court/

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