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BIGDEAL Assertion Partly supported
Sexton: Infidelity plays a role in 70% to 80% of divorces
“I would be speculating, because it's hard to measure those things. I would say close to 70 to 80%. Where there's some, where infidelity played some part, in some degree.”
James Sexton Aug 26, 2026 ▶ 43:50 The Psychology of Cheaters (According To A Divorce Lawyer) | James Sexton
BIGDEAL Assertion Supported
Sexton: 60% to 70% of marriages end in divorce or unhappy coexistence
“You know, 50% or so of marriages end catastrophically, meaning they divorce. Another 10 to 20% either separate but never file for divorce, go out for milk and never come back, or they just sort of unhappily stay together and under surveys basically say, yeah, …”
James Sexton Aug 26, 2026 ▶ 3:11 The Psychology of Cheaters (According To A Divorce Lawyer) | James Sexton
BIGDEAL Assertion Contradicted
Sexton: 86% of people remarry within five years of divorce
“86% of people remarry within five years of their divorce.”
James Sexton Nov 26, 2025 ▶ 4:42 Divorce Expert: The Early Signs of Infidelity | James Sexton
BIGDEAL Assertion Contradicted
Sexton: Most divorce attorneys charge a $15,000 retainer to draft prenups
“To put that in perspective, the retainer most divorce lawyers take for drafting a prenup is 15,000 dollars.”
James Sexton Nov 26, 2025 ▶ 57:35 Divorce Expert: The Early Signs of Infidelity | James Sexton
BIGDEAL Assertion Contradicted
New York Magazine called Sexton the sociopath you want on your side
“Like I was described by New York Magazine as the sociopath you want on your side.”
James Sexton Nov 26, 2025 ▶ 1:09:16 Divorce Expert: The Early Signs of Infidelity | James Sexton
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