Why Relationships Die & Which Ethnicity is WORST in Divorce | The Divorce Expert

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Why should you reconsider getting the government involved in your marriage?

Why is it rude to say to someone, you guys are getting along, you're in love, you're having fun. Why do you want to get the government involved? What most people call love today was something that was invented in the 50s to sell shampoo. All three of you have a prenup. The government wrote it. You think that's a good idea?
Unknown Speaker 6 0:18
You ever been to the DMV?
You ever walk into the DMV and go, these people should be in charge of everything.
Andrew Schulz 0:23
You are pro-marriage, you're just anti-marriage without a prenup. People want to do dumb sh**.
Unknown Speaker 7 0:29
You want to do some dumb shit? Do some dumb shit. Just admit you're doing some dumb shit.
What is your craziest divorce that you lost? I shouldn't say this in public, but I will. Her husband ran her over three times and stabbed her 16 times. Who's the worst in divorce? Culturally, ethnically, racially. Sometimes stereotypes are a real time saver. Let's just call that it. Russian women, in my experience professionally, they get ice cold. When you're married to a Russian woman, there's nothing she won't do for you. And when you're divorcing a Russian woman, there is nothing she won't do to you. Like she will your right up. Is there anything that you've learned through all these divorces about what makes marriages successful? I've learned a lot by being a divorce lawyer about what keeps people together. What I've learned, I would say more than anything else is just pay attention. People get divorced the same way they go bankrupt, very slowly and then all at once.
What's up, everybody? Welcome to Flagrant. And today's guest, I just want to point out, was not suggested by any of the people that were sitting here. Okay? All happily married or in great relationships, and none of us would suggest such a guest. Okay? Prolific guest, mind you. Okay, we got Jim Saxon here. The world's most murderous divorce attorney. Wow.
obviously obviously you're incredibly successful we've seen a bunch of the content that you've put up out on the internet like in mostly interviews that you've done it's kind of interesting because you've been this divorce attorney for decades and now you have like a public profile about your job so bizarre Yes. So bizarre. I can't actually stand still anywhere in New York City without someone coming up going, you're that divorce lawyer, you know? The problem is when you do, like if you're going to be known for a viral clip, don't be wearing the same outfit you wear every fucking day. Because there's no way to camera. It's like your mustache. If you shave that shit, you can probably get away with it for a few days. You can blend right in. Maybe that's what I'm planning. Without that, that's what you got to do.
You want to take a week or two off and just get that right out the door. That's free advice. Free right there. Are you the new Salino and Barnes for us New Yorkers? Wow. Wow. Am I both? I could be both Salino and Barnes. Of course. Of course. Man, that's a high... They had a bad breakup. Did you work on that before? Get out of myself. Yeah. You know, it's... That's a deep cut New York reference. Yeah, that is. These were like iconic New York lawyers. And it was like one of the first like call lines for law advice, right?
Andrew Schulz 3:03
Yeah.
1-800-888-8888. Did that exist? 1-800-888-8888. There was a lot of eights. They had the most brutal breakup, like epic level breakup. I heard about this, yes.
Unknown Speaker 8 3:20
One of them died in a plant crash.
Which is like, you know, here you go. You finish this brutal hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees trying to get away from each other and then one of you dies. It's like, fuck. Fuck. That's pretty lucky for him. Yeah, without a guy. He was like, shit, I could have saved some counts. How many people just kill their wife instead of divorcing them? Surprising number of people kill their wife. Have you ever been involved in one of those cases? I've never had one where someone was killed. I did have a client who her husband or estranged husband, now ex-husband, ran her over three times and stabbed her 16 times. This is during the divorce? During the divorce. And she survived. Like, this guy couldn't even get that shit right. Like...

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