We introduce our new podcast focused on explaining how the legal system can be weaponized and providing expert guidance on navigating these challenges.

• Host Ingrid Dutton (1 in 3 podcast) is joined by Karen Tosoni (co-founder of After Awareness) 
• Legal abuse occurs when abusers use court filings, custody battles, and financial litigation to continue control after separation
• The podcast will feature expert guests including attorneys, psychologists, and financial advisors
• Topics will include legal abuse syndrome, hiring the right attorney, documenting abuse, and protecting yourself financially
• The LEAF Alliance program (Legal, Emotional, and Financial) launching in 2026 aims to provide comprehensive support
• The podcast focuses on creating pathways forward rather than just highlighting problems
• Episodes will provide practical tools for self-advocacy and building resilience

Learn more about us and our work at afterawareness.org. You can also connect with us on Facebook and LinkedIn @AfterAwarenessInc. Don't forget to check out our After Awareness Inc YouTube channel for more videos and insights.

Introducing "Legal Abuse Explained," a new collaborative podcast between Ingrid Dutton of the "1 in 3" podcast and Karen Tosoni, CEO of After Awareness. Together they're creating a vital resource dedicated to understanding legal abuse—a pervasive issue that remains shrouded in misunderstanding despite affecting countless lives.

• Partnership formed serendipitously when Ingrid and Karen met at PodFest
• Legal abuse often manifests disguised as legitimate legal action but with intent to control and harm
• The podcast will explore Legal Abuse Syndrome, a recognized psychological trauma many aren't aware of
• After Awareness uses the LEAF system (Legal, Emotional And Financial) to address all aspects of recovery
• Upcoming episodes will feature experts including therapists and legal professionals
• Content serves both survivors and the professionals who support them

We invite you to join us whether you're looking to understand, heal, or advocate—you are not alone in this journey.

For more information, check out https://afterawareness.org/