It's the premiere episode for Season 2 of the world's best legal podcast. Ryan and Rebecca get into the latest on the Kim and Kanye divorce and how dealing with issues of mental health impacts a pending divorce case.

Ryan and Rebecca are joined by the Michigan Inter-Professional Association on Marriage, Divorce and the Family for a round table discussion with two mothers who chose to co-parent with their spouses even after they were betrayed. Listen as they talk about why they chose to put their children first, how they overcame their feelings of anger and grief, and what you and your clients can learn about parenting with a former spouse even in the most difficult of circumstances.

Ryan and Rebecca are joined by Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald. She discusses leaving the bench and running against an unbeaten incumbent, her plans for criminal justice reform, and what lawyers can do better when in the courtroom.

We explore the recent court ruling abating Charlie Sheen's obligation to pay child support to his ex-wife Denise Richards - particularly the difficulty in cases where parents allow teenage children to dictate where they will live. Also, HBD Walt Disney World!

Did you see the movie Tinker, Tailor, Solider Spy? Get ready for the jurisdictional sequel: Solider, Skier, Custody Battle! UCCJEA expert Kathryn Mayer helps you breakdown custody battles that take place between 2 states. We examine Olympic skier Bode Miller's own turbulent custody battle to help layout the principles of the UCCJEA and how you can make sure to avoid landmines the next time you have a custody case playing out in different states.

Singer/TV host/WayFair Spokesperson Kelly Clarkson was recently ordered to pay $200,000 in interim child and spousal support. What you can learn from these ginormous celebrity support orders and more!

Witnesses are an essential part of any trial or hearing - but what happens if that witness is your own child? Is calling a child to testify in a divorce or custody case a good idea? Are there times when it's necessary? We explore these ideas and more.

Actor Greg Ellis and his new book The Respondent profess to shine light on what he calls the family law cartel. We explore some of his claims and what he absolutely got wrong about the family court system in America.

Reports have surfaced that former NFL quarterback Jay Cutler is seeking a piece of Kristin Cavallari's jewelry company Uncommon James as part of their divorce settlement. Rebecca and Ryan talk about prenuptial agreements (which they don't have), awarding ownership of a business to divorcing spouses (which the court won't) and why it should not matter what your gender is when you get a divorce.

Crafting orders and judgments is an exact science. Every word matters and far too often, attorneys draft orders intending for one thing to happen, only to see it fail. Rebecca and Ryan walk through some drafting tips so you can make sure that your client is getting what they signed up for.