Divorce Authority

Dayn Holstrom is back to discuss his new podcast and why he’s the Divorce Authority. For more information visit DivorceAuthority.com

Meet CQ: Interrogation Style

Learn everything you wanted to know about Kristen Holstrom and Sam McBride, the Custody Queens, in an all out interrogation style interview. For more information visit

Carrie on the Block

Carrie Block, of Holstrom, Block & Parke, returns to the Custody Queens to reveal a little more about herself and discuss why mediation is a great option. For more information visit www.HBPLaw.com

Relationship Red Flags

Kimmy Seltzer, confidence therapist and dating strategist, joins the Custody Queens to discuss relationship red flags. For more information visit EliteImageMakeovers.com

So you wanna be a lawyer?

Kristen Holstrom and Sam McBride, the Custody Queens, discuss what it’s really like to be a lawyer. Also, these queens dish on some embarrassing attorney moments. For more information visit www.custodyqueens.com

Read My Lips

Kristen Holstrom and Samantha McBride, the Custody Queens, discuss how to read body language in court and give some suggested responses to avoid conflict. For more information visit CustodyQueens.com

Anxiety and Divorce

Laura Rhodes-Levin, a licensed therapists who specializes in the evaluations and treatment of anxiety, depression, and trauma, joins the Custody Queens to discuss how to handle anxiety and your divorce. For more information visit MissingPeace4Anxiety.com

It Takes A Village Part 2

Fellow attorney, Jeremy Roark, joins the Custody Queens, to discuss raising a child with special needs and how it really does take a village. Part 2 of 2. For more information visit CustodyQueens.com

Are Your Affairs In Order?

Dayn Holstrom, the “Top Gun” of family law, is back again with the Custody Queens to discuss why it is so very important to have your affairs in order when going through a divorce. For more information visit HBPLaw.com

It Takes A Village Part 1

Fellow attorney, Jeremy Roark, joins the Custody Queens, to discuss raising a child with special needs and how it really does take a village. Part 1 of 2. For more information visit CustodyQueens.com