The man’s view of divorce and how to handle it isn’t always what we think. Stereotypes lead us to think men don’t want to talk about it, but that’s not the case. Karen McMahon of Journey Beyond Divorce shares the real story from the male perspective.

Listen firsthand to men talk about how they really feel about divorce, the stigmas they face and how they try and get through the process. Turns out, men are lonelier than you might think, and some of their insights will surprise you! (Guests: John Nachlinger of Divorce Shield and James Bastian.)

Changing environments can be tough for any kid, but making transitions from one parent to the other during divorce is especially challenging. Co-Parenting Coach, Jen Gallagher, gives some great tips on helping children transition in co-parenting divorce situations. (Guest: Jennifer Gallagher, Single Parent Solutions)

Divorced dads often have a harder time setting up and settling into a new home after divorce. Design firm Stripe Street Studio focuses on making this a smooth transition for both divorced parents and kids. (Guest: Stacey Herman, Stripe Street Studio)

Divorce litigation happens when couples are too caught up in their emotions or blame to be able to find a way to settle. But the revenge of litigating will cost you more than just money...and is usually not worth it. (Guest: Ruth Kim, Family Law Attorney)

Going to court is not always necessary in divorce today, but it does happen when couples cannot agree on how to settle. It may be the traditional idea of divorce, but nowadays it is always more expensive and usually not worth it. Hear all the reasons why you don't want to litigate! (Guest: Ruth Kim, Family Law Attorney)

Knowing the initial signs of domestic abusive are critical in order to get out and begin the healing process. The pandemic enabled more cases of domestic abuse due to the isolation for so many people, but there are many ways to identify the situation and to get much needed help. (Guest: Mira Vanjari, Center for Hope and Safety)

Making the first move to ask for help in an abusive marriage is never easy, but it's critical. Especially if there are children at home, because the effects can have a major impact on them. There are so many ways to get help, and we go through the steps. Guest: Kate Miller, Center for Hope and Safety)

Abuse can show itself in many ways in a marriage - it's not always physical and doesn't always show obvious scars. You or someone you know may be in an abusive marriage without realizing it. Hear some of the forms and the telltale signs, as well as how to get help. (Guest: Julye Minor, Center for Hope and Safety)

Going through a divorce requires a mindset of forgiveness - for yourself. Hear from bestselling author, Barry Selby (aka The Love Doctor), how the "F word" (Forgiveness) can help you with your emotional progress and how to move forward. (Guest: Barry Selby, Author "50 Ways to Love Your Lover")