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What James Joseph Sexton has said on podcasts

60 statements · 24 positive · 14 negative · 2 mixed · 20 neutral

  1. on Birkin bags and shoesNegativeSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Birkin bags and shoes can qualify as wasteful dissipation of marital assets.

    “we've actually made a successful argument that like someone buying a lot of Birkin bags and shoes was wasteful dissipation of marital assets.”

    Listen at 2:15

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  2. on divorce lawyersNegativeSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Divorce lawyers generally do not find their clients attractive after seeing marital problems.

    “you would never find a woman attractive when you're her divorce lawyer because you just see the absolute worst parts of it.”

    Listen at 8:37

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  3. on prenupsPositiveSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    James Sexton recommends discussing prenuptial agreements by the third date.

    “I talk about a prenup on the 3rd date.”

    Listen at 9:20

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  4. on relationship expectations and obligationsPositiveSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Couples should discuss relationship expectations, obligations, and exchanged value early.

    “right away that you need to start getting that discourse out there about like, what is the economy of this relationship? What's the intention? Like, what are we going to owe each other? What do we want from each other?”

    Listen at 9:22

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  5. on Fred RogersPositiveSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Fred Rogers uniquely taught children a basic emotional vocabulary.

    “he was teaching children to have a basic emotional vocabulary in a way that no one else was.”

    Listen at 15:39

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  6. on trial lawyersNeutralSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Trial lawyers should adapt their presentation to diverse judges and courtroom audiences.

    “you have to be kind of a blank slate when you're a trial lawyer because you're dealing with judges that are like, you know, the old school, like old white man. And then you have like a lot of— because it's an elected position, you have a lot of like, you know, uh, women and diverse, you know, bench now. And you kind of have to go in with this like, okay, I gotta figure out how to be something for all of these.”

    Listen at 19:55

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  7. on DivorceNeutralSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    James Sexton says divorce cases are decided in bench trials, not jury trials.

    “There's no such thing as jury work. It's all bench trials.”

    Listen at 20:33

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  8. on trial lawyersPositiveSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    A great lawyer understands the presiding judge, beyond knowing the law.

    “a good lawyer knows the law, a great lawyer knows the judge.”

    Listen at 21:12

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  9. on female judgesNegativeSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    James Sexton claims female judges can be especially harsh toward female litigants.

    “women are merciless to women.”

    Listen at 21:58

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  10. on legal systemPositiveSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    The legal system protects presumption of innocence, burdens of proof, and zealous advocacy within legal limits.

    “our legal system is designed with the presumption of innocence, and it's the burden of proof, the concept of the burden of proof, and the right to zealous advocacy within the bounds of the law.”

    Listen at 26:50

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  11. on factual evidence in litigationPositiveSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Strong factual evidence can defeat even a highly skilled opposing lawyer.

    “a mediocre at best lawyer armed with real facts is going to kick my ass because the facts just have a way of coming out sometimes.”

    Listen at 27:34

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  12. on legal systemPositiveSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    James Sexton evaluates the current legal system as effective.

    “we have a good model and it works.”

    Listen at 28:09

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  13. on opposing counselPositiveSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    James Sexton sometimes refrains from humiliating opposing counsel when he could.

    “I've had times where I could humiliate opposing counsel and I choose not to”

    Listen at 28:48

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  14. on cross-examinationNeutralSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Lawyers should establish grounds before aggressively cross-examining witnesses.

    “you have to earn the right to beat up witness.”

    Listen at 29:30

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  15. on spontaneous sexPositiveSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    James Sexton finds spontaneous, unplanned sex often better than deliberately planned sex.

    “the sex that like you just didn't— like on a Tuesday that you just randomly were like, maybe we will, maybe we won't, and then you have like just mind-blowingly good sex, like that you weren't like trying to have good sex. I've always found like the best sex snuck up on you in some way.”

    Listen at 40:27

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  16. on Online reviewsNeutralSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Accepting positive reviews requires accepting negative reviews too.

    “if you believe the good reviews, you have to believe the bad ones.”

    Listen at 48:01

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  17. on Low-status comedy and social media culturePositiveSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Low-status, seemingly natural comedy resonates amid highly performative social media culture.

    “I think it's really resonating because we're in this moment where everything's so fucking performative all the time.”

    Listen at 50:19

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  18. on Brooke LeBlancNegativeSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Very few men satisfy Brooke LeBlanc's dating requirements.

    “It would be an unbelievably small number.”

    Listen at 55:49

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  19. on Gendered economic assortative matingNeutralSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Women generally marry economically equal or higher, while men generally marry lower.

    “women tend to marry even or up, like economically. Men usually down.”

    Listen at 1:00:31

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  20. on People with inherited wealthNeutralSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Inherited-wealth people tend to fall into two broad categories.

    “they've, in my experience, fall into 2 categories.”

    Listen at 1:01:17

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  21. on People with inherited wealthMixedSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Inherited-wealth people commonly fall into highly accomplished or severely dysfunctional groups.

    “they've, you know, dug wells in Sudan. And then there's like the opiate-addicted complete screw-up ones”

    Listen at 1:01:29

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  22. on Weight-based alimony provisionNegativeSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    A prenup reduced alimony by $50,000 for each ten pounds gained.

    “for every 10 pounds that she gained during the marriage, she lost $50,000 in alimony.”

    Listen at 1:02:17

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  23. on Prenuptial agreementsPositiveSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Prenup discussions should jointly establish each partner's needs and protections.

    “a prenup conversation should be that conversation. It should be, hey, what, what, what would we need?”

    Listen at 1:07:51

    Open the episode · James Sexton, Rick Glassman, Matt McCusker - Mostly Wise #4 - #1156
  24. on Prenuptial agreementsPositiveSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Prenup discussions should address what both partners need and would consider fair.

    “a prenup conversation should be that conversation.”

    Listen at 1:07:51

    Open the episode · James Sexton, Rick Glassman, Matt McCusker - Mostly Wise #4 - #1156
  25. on MarriageNeutralSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Every marriage ends through death or divorce.

    “Every marriage ends. It ends in death or divorce.”

    Listen at 1:08:07

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  26. on Prenuptial agreementsNeutralSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Prenuptial agreements have been meaningfully enforceable since the 1960s.

    “They've been enforceable in a real way since the 1960s.”

    Listen at 1:10:57

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  27. on Prenuptial agreements and divorce ratesNeutralSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Rising awareness of marriage failure rates helped popularize prenups.

    “people started to see the marriage fail rate being as high as it is”

    Listen at 1:11:20

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  28. on Relationship weight gainPositiveSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Partners should discuss loss of attraction after major weight gain.

    “You have an obligation to say it.”

    Listen at 1:13:50

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  29. on Relationship changeNeutralSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Relationship circumstances inevitably change over time.

    “when things change, because they will change”

    Listen at 1:14:51

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  30. on Relationship changePositiveSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Partners should explicitly discuss changes in relationships as they occur.

    “when things change, because they will change, no, like, you, you have to say, like, you know, hey, let's notice that this changed”

    Listen at 1:14:51

    Open the episode · James Sexton, Rick Glassman, Matt McCusker - Mostly Wise #4 - #1156

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What others have said about James Joseph Sexton

1 statement · 1 neutral

  1. James Joseph SextonNeutralSep 28, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    James’s vasectomy did not change his sex drive or fertility.

    “it certainly didn't change change my, my sex drive and change my fertility.”

    Listen at 2:40:17

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