Divorce Unplugged Podcast

Nicole Cox, also known as the Family Law Liaison, is a custody coach and non-practicing attorney who helps single mothers navigate high-conflict divorce and custody battles. Keegan Burke, known as Divorceology, is a divorce strategist and men’s custody coach who helps fathers navigate separation, divorce, and custody rights challenges.

They both co-host the Divorce Unplugged podcast, and today, Nicole and Keegan break down one of the biggest mistakes people make when preparing for family court: assuming that having a lot of evidence means they have a strong case.

They explain what can make evidence more useful, why screenshots may not tell the whole story, and how dates, timestamps, metadata, and corroborating information can make a difference.

They also discuss how to communicate during high-conflict situations without creating more problems for yourself and how to keep your messages focused on what actually matters.

The conversation also reveals how to properly document your child’s condition, keep accurate records, and know when to use photos, recordings, witnesses, or other forms of evidence to avoid being caught unprepared when allegations or disputes arise.

Join Nicole and Keegan today as they explain how to document what matters, avoid common evidence mistakes, and organize your information around the issues that actually matter in family court.

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Keegan Burke, known as Divorceology, is a divorce strategist and men's custody coach who helps fathers navigate separation, divorce, and custody-rights challenges. Nicole Cox, known as the Family Law Liaison, is a custody coach and non-practicing attorney who helps single mothers navigate high-conflict divorce and custody battles.

They co-host the Divorce Unplugged podcast, and today Keegan and Nicole answer questions about divorce, custody, family court, and co-parenting with a high-conflict ex-partner, including what to do when your co-parent violates a custody order.

They share how to handle a co-parent who keeps showing up at school events despite a protective order, what to do when your child is adopted by your co-parent's new spouse, and whether you should tell your young child about an ongoing court case.

The conversation also covers child and spousal support, one parent moving a child to another state without notice, activities being scheduled during a co-parent's custody time, and other situations that can easily lead to conflict, plus how to handle them.

Keegan and Nicole also explain the importance of documenting violations of temporary court orders, when repeated violations become relevant in court, and how to prioritize the issues that actually matter in court.

Join us as we dive into high-conflict co-parenting, custody order violations, protective orders, child support, interstate moves, children refusing visitation, documenting violations, and how to navigate difficult divorce and custody situations.

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Divorce Unplugged: https://www.instagram.com/divorceunplugged/

Family Law Liaison: https://www.instagram.com/family_law_liaison/

Divorceology: https://www.instagram.com/divorceology/

Nicole Cox, also known as the Family Law Liaison, is a custody coach and non-practicing attorney who helps single mothers navigate high-conflict divorce and custody battles. Keegan Burke, known as Divorceology, is a divorce strategist and men’s custody coach who helps fathers navigate separation, divorce, and custody rights challenges.

They both co-host the Divorce Unplugged podcast, and today, Keegan and Nicole explain what parents should do when separation happens suddenly and there is no custody order or parenting plan in place, and what to do when a co-parent takes the kids with no custody order.

They explain how to protect your position early, how to properly document your involvement in your child’s life, and how to avoid actions that could later be used against you.

They share how parents can approach parenting time, maintain a strong relationship with their children, and avoid creating or compounding problems in their kids’ lives.

Nicole and Keegan also discuss how to create a new normal after separation and when to seek help from an attorney or coach. They also address the 50/50 custody debate, gender expectations surrounding mothers and fathers, and false allegations.

Join Nicole and Keegan today to learn how to respond when a separation happens without a custody plan, how to protect your relationship with your children, avoid costly custody mistakes, and much more.

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• Divorce Unplugged: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/divorceunplugged/⁠

• Family Law Liaison: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/family_law_liaison/⁠

• Divorceology: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/divorceology/

Nicole Cox, also known as the Family Law Liaison, is a custody coach and non-practicing attorney who specializes in helping single mothers navigate high-conflict divorce and custody battles.

Keegan Burke, known on social media as Divorceology, is a divorce strategist and men’s custody coach. He specializes in helping fathers navigate the family court system, protect their parental rights, and handle high-conflict asset and custody battles.

They both co-host the Divorce Unplugged podcast, and today, Nicole and Keegan discuss how to navigate the challenges that separated and divorced parents can face as their children head back to school.

Nicole and Keegan dive into the question of who should pay for school supplies when a court order does not specifically address them. They also cover first-day drop-offs and pickups and how both parents can ensure participation in important milestones.

The discussion goes into back-to-school nights, school performances, photographs, notes to children, legal decision-making, new spouses or partners attending school events, and how parents can remain present in their children’s lives even when co-parenting is high-conflict.

Join Nicole and Keegan as they discuss navigating the back-to-school season after divorce, handling school expenses, avoiding co-parenting battles, keeping both parents involved, and, most importantly, putting the best interests of the child first.

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Co-parenting is challenging — but when conflict is constant, emotionally charged, or unpredictable, it requires a very different approach. In this essential episode, our divorce coaches break down how to navigate high-conflict co-parenting while protecting your children, your boundaries, and your mental health.

The conversation covers the defining traits of high-conflict dynamics, why traditional co-parenting advice often fails in these situations, and what strategies actually work. From setting firm boundaries and managing communication to reducing emotional escalation and minimizing exposure for children, this episode offers practical tools for parents dealing with ongoing tension.

Whether you’re co-parenting with a highly reactive, controlling, or uncooperative ex — or simply stuck in a cycle of constant conflict — this episode provides clarity, validation, and actionable guidance to help you move forward with stability and confidence.

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If you’re considering divorce, the decisions you make before filing can shape everything that follows. In this episode, our divorce coaches break down a practical divorce strategy for 2026, designed specifically for individuals and parents who are thinking about ending their marriage and want to plan smart — not react emotionally.

We cover what to do before filing for divorce, including financial preparation, emotional readiness, legal awareness, co-parenting considerations, and common mistakes that increase conflict and cost. You’ll also learn how early planning can protect your children, reduce stress, and help you enter the divorce process with clarity and control.

Whether you’re searching for answers, weighing your options, or quietly preparing for what’s next, this episode provides a step-by-step mindset and strategy to help you approach divorce with intention, confidence, and a clear plan for the year ahead.

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As the year comes to a close, preparation matters more than reflection. In this must-listen episode, our divorce coaches break down the critical steps every parent should take before January 1st to set themselves up for a smoother, more intentional year ahead.

From co-parenting plans and communication resets to legal check-ins, financial organization, emotional boundaries, and child-focused goal setting, this episode provides a clear roadmap for entering 2026 with confidence. The conversation focuses on proactive decision-making — not reactive damage control — and highlights the habits, systems, and mindset shifts that can prevent unnecessary conflict down the road.

Whether you’re newly divorced, navigating a high-conflict situation, or looking to strengthen your co-parenting foundation, this episode offers practical guidance to help you protect your children, your time, and your peace — starting now.

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The holidays can be one of the hardest times to navigate during and after divorce. Traditions change, emotions run high, and expectations — both internal and external — can feel overwhelming. In this practical and compassionate episode, our divorce coaches break down how to survive (and even reclaim) the holiday season while navigating separation or co-parenting.

From managing schedules and boundaries to handling difficult family dynamics, co-parenting logistics, and emotional triggers, this episode offers real-world strategies to help you stay grounded. Our experts also share tips for supporting your children through holiday transitions, redefining traditions, and prioritizing your mental and emotional well-being.

Whether this is your first holiday after divorce or you’re still struggling years later, this survival guide is designed to help you move through the season with clarity, confidence, and intention — without losing yourself in the process.

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Not all divorces are created equal — and some become high-conflict long before the paperwork is filed. In this eye-opening episode, our hosts and expert divorce coaches break down the behavioral red flags and personality traits that often predict escalated conflict during and after a divorce.

From patterns of control, manipulation, and emotional volatility to communication breakdowns, boundary violations, and co-parenting incompatibilities, we explore the early warning signs that many people overlook. Our experts also discuss why certain traits lead to prolonged legal battles, ongoing tension, or toxic co-parenting dynamics — and how recognizing them early can help you protect your peace.

Listeners will learn practical tools for responding to high-conflict behaviors, setting boundaries, and navigating the legal and emotional complexities that come with these challenging situations. Whether you're in the early stages of separation or trying to understand a difficult co-parenting dynamic, this episode offers clarity, validation, and strategies for moving forward with confidence.

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Co-parenting isn’t just a schedule — it’s a mindset. In this insightful episode, our hosts sit down with experienced divorce coaches to explore the mental and emotional preparation needed to co-parent effectively. They unpack the internal shifts parents must make as they transition from partners to collaborative teammates focused on one mission: raising healthy, supported children.

From managing expectations and releasing old narratives to developing emotional resilience, communication clarity, and a child-centered approach, this episode dives deep into the psychological foundation of successful co-parenting. The conversation also highlights common mental traps, how to handle triggers, and ways to protect your peace while maintaining a respectful parenting partnership.

Whether you're just entering the co-parenting phase or looking to strengthen your mindset along the way, this episode offers practical tools, grounded insights, and compassionate guidance to help you show up with intention — for yourself and your kids.

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