Crime & Justice
Divorce lawyer James Sexton recalls client spent $300,000 on TikTok Live gifts
Jack Neel
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""He ended up giving away in the first month and a half, he gave away over $300,000. By last count, I think he was somewhere in the area of like $7 $800,000.""
James Sexton recounts a divorce case he says he handled in which a husband became fixated on TikTok Live and spent heavily on in-app gifts. He claims the man gave away more than $300,000 in about six weeks and later reached roughly $700,000 to $800,000, which he says harmed the marriage.
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- James Sexton · guest
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- Jack Neel
- Episode
- America's Divorce Lawyer: "Cheating Isn't The Problem!" Here's What Actually Ends Marriages in 2026
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- 2:03:56
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