The Eggleston Law Firm is proud to announce the launch of “Cases & Cocktails,” a weekly podcast hosted by Bryan and Janice Eggleston, seasoned family law attorneys and founders of the firm. With years of experience navigating high-conflict family law cases across Texas, Bryan and Janice are now bringing their expertise and engaging personalities to the airwaves. Each episode pairs insightful discussions on Texas family law topics with a touch of humor—and their favorite cocktails.
🎙️ Episode 25 of Cases & Cocktails with The Eggleston Law Firm In Episode 25 of Cases & Cocktails, Austin-based family law attorneys Bryan and Janice Eggleston trade
🎙️ Episode 24 of Cases & Cocktails with The Eggleston Law Firm In this heartfelt episode of Cases & Cocktails, Austin divorce attorneys Bryan and Janice Eggleston sit
In this special episode of Cases & Cocktails, hosts Bryan and Janice Eggleston flip the script and hand the mic to Josh Sharon—the producer and
Going through a divorce in Austin Texas? You’re not alone—and when the dust settles, one of the most important steps is rebuilding your financial foundation.
In Episode 21 of Cases & Cocktails, hosts Bryan and Janice Eggleston are joined by Christine Andersen, founder of CHA Law and a respected Austin-based family law attorney, to talk
In Episode 20 of Cases & Cocktails, Bryan and Janice Eggleston are joined by Dwilene Lindsey and Jayna Haney from Children 4 Tomorrow, a Houston-based organization offering unique solutions for families struggling with parental
In Episode 19 of Cases & Cocktails, Bryan and Janice Eggleston welcome Suzanne Schwab-Radcliffe—a veteran family law attorney, mediator, and former associate judge in Galveston County
Episode 18 of “Cases & Cocktails,” hosted by The Eggleston Law Firm, explores the lasting emotional and neurological impact of custody conflict on children. In
Episode 17 of “Cases & Cocktails” features nationally recognized attorney Ashish Joshi, who shares litigation strategies for high-conflict custody cases involving parental alienation. Parental alienation
