This Putmaniac Podcast, much like my blog at www.putmaniac.com, will focus on the musings of Texas family law, policy and the lives affected.

What is Putmaniac? Well, it is a play on my last name—Putman. And mania which can be synonymous for extreme is because sometimes that is the best word to describe some of the issues in family law. 

This podcast will not just focus on “How to file for an uncontested divorce” or “The best way to approach a custody battle?” I want to have a real talk, a real discussion:
My guests and I will address issues
•	“Parental Alienation”
•	“Visitation without confrontation
•	“How to rise above it during a divorce” and a case that I am seeing come through my door more lately:,
•	“What happens when you find out the child isn’t yours and you’ve been paying child support since ‘99”

My guests will include other Lawyers, Therapist, Financial Advisors  and individuals who have been through or going through family law litigation.

Test Album

The Unscripted Unedited Introduction to Putmaniac Podcast

Many men are as excited as women are when they find out that they are going to become a father.  But what happens when a man thought he was the father of a child, and then finds out that the child isn’t biologically his? Much like pre-nuptial agreements, paternity testing for unmarried partners may be a touchy subject, but is it a necessary discussion? Does the truth of a biological father’s identity outweigh the seemingly uncomfortable conversation of paternity testing for unmarried partners?

Episode 1: Mistaken Paternity--You Are NOT The Father

Mistaken Paternity

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. We have worked hard to bring great content through our blog and podcast addressing The Scary Side of Family Law. The first podcast episode which will be released October 2nd features Adrienne Thomas, a mother, educator and domestic violence survivor. Adrienne will discuss her journey and a six year CPS custody battle. Read, listen, share and be informed.

Domestic Abuse: Ending the Cycle and Winning in Court

I am an educator at heart. But I wear the cape of a Texas Family Law Attorney with a love for wine, cheese and lie flat seats at 35k feet. I think more than I speak and I love to engage in dialogue. Unless, I am sleepy.

Your Family Law Attorney

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