Justin Sylvester

You probably have an interesting POV about like what causes a relationship to end, you know, who's right.

Like I wonder if like you're taking sides, even if you're like, regardless of who you represent in your mind.

So I am just curious, like if looking at everything that's going out there, we have text release and things like that.

What is your just like 30,000 foot view of this divorce and how does it compare to maybe other things you've seen that you've worked on?

So when you're, when you guys are litigating this, is it almost like, I suppose so much about the law outside of the facts of the case, which you think would be the most important.

It is almost like a pageant, almost like a reality TV show in itself that you're trying to like connect with the audience, then being the jury or judge.

And it's almost like a popularity contest.

I would say the number one excuse of a reality TV star, if the perception of them isn't what they feel the reality is, is to blame reality TV, to lean into like, hey, miss.

And again, not to discount that.

There's a huge amount of truth to like, yeah, I leaned the fuck in, man.

I was making TV, right?

It's not an excuse to eliminate any bad behavior, but there's a lot of truth to that.

And I imagine...

Most, if not all judges, even if they are reality TV fans, that that excuse probably doesn't land in family court.

Not too long ago, PK did a podcast and really just spoke his truth.

I am curious, if you had a chance to listen to that, what was your just general take?

And I guess as a lawyer, whether you're his lawyer, I wonder if you would probably have advised him not to do that.

But regardless, on both sides, they always say, whatever you say can be used against you in the court of law.

I imagine doing an hour-long

you know, confessional is a lot of tea that like, like depending on who you are is like a lot of information.