As a fixture in North Carolina’s family law community, attorney Jonathan Breeden frequently provides legal insight to various local and national media outlets. With domestic law topics ranging from divorce, separation, child custody, and adoption, many of Jonathan’s media contributions are excellent resources for anyone going through family law issues.
Attorney Jonathan Breeden, founder of the Breeden Law Office, appeared on the Lawyers Who Care podcast, hosted by Andrew Samalin. The podcast highlights attorneys who go “above and beyond” for the benefit of their clients. Attorney Breeden discussed how scarcity mindsets and fear can affect the decisions made about the future during divorces and other family law matters.
Attorney Jonathan Breeden explained why a father was legally able to seek to end alimony even if it made him seem like the bad guy in a recent Newsweek article. Attorney Breeden shared how alimony is designed to work, and why the man was well within his rights to seek to end alimony, especially for his son’s sake.
Attorney Jonathan Breeden weighed in on actor Billy Crystal’s successful 54-year marriage, sharing what he thinks works and what doesn’t. Using his 20 years of experience as a divorce attorney, Attorney Breeden gave insight to which factors can contribute to whether a couple stays married or seeks a divorce.
Attorney Jonathan Breeden was featured in NC Lawyers Weekly on their power list as a family law attorney. Power list honorees are selected from a pool of candidates fitting certain criteria, such as the attorney’s experience, leadership in their field, or a record of success. Attorney Breeden shared that one of the reasons he chose to work in the family law field was to be an advocate for children involved in custody cases and bad situations.
Attorney Jonathan Breeden, a Raleigh divorce attorney, appeared on the BSPE Legal Marketing’s Law Firm Accelerator Podcast. He shared how he has grown his practice over 24 years, starting from one office to taking cases throughout the Raleigh-area. Jonathan explained the challenges law firms face in the digital age and how to stand out in a busy market.
Attorney Jonathan Breeden, a seasoned family law attorney, lent his professional experience to Expertise.com, reviewing an article about North Carolina divorce laws. The company connects clients with the most qualified legal and local professionals for their needs. Expertise.com researches and identifies the top service professionals in more than 200 different industries across the country. Attorney Breeden’s experience and career make him an obvious choice to review this page and offering his guidance.
Attorney Jonathan Breeden, a seasoned family lawyer, recently shared his inspiring journey on the J. Sterling Hughes podcast. Sterling, known for his dedication to helping lawyers grow their practices, dives deep into Jonathan’s story – from starting as a solo practitioner to leading a successful team across four offices. Jonathan offers candid insights on the challenges and triumphs of growing a family law firm, including the “gritty truth” on what worked and what failed. If you’re a family lawyer looking to take your practice to the next level, this episode is a must-listen!
Attorney Jonathan Breeden appeared on the Your Practice Mastered podcast to discuss being a 2023 EAY (Entrepreneurial Attorney of the Year) finalist. The podcast focuses on challenges law firms face as they work to grow their business. Jonathan shares his experience as an attorney who has grown his business across four office locations with seven attorneys fighting for families in and around Wake County in North Carolina.
Attorney Jonathan Breeden appeared on the Legal Tycoons: Unplugged podcast. He shared how and why he started his firm, offered advice for other aspiring attorneys looking to grow their business, and the challenges you can face in the legal field as an attorney.
Jonathan Breeden was recently quoted in a SuperMoney article on the best place to retire in the U.S.
Jonathan provided insight on things to be mindful of when choosing where to retire, such as tax considerations, cost of living expenses, and availability of healthcare providers.