No One Dies from Divorce

"If you are in a relationship that is keeping you from being happy for whatever reason, then it is probably not best to stay in said relationship."

Immigration is scary and a complicated process for those that have started, are in the middle and/or are in the final stages of the process.  It can be almost paralyzing when having to deal with immigration when going through a divorce.  In fact many think that they cannot divorce or leave an abusive relationship because of their immigration status.  However, Pooja Mehta, an attorney out of New Jersey joins our show to dispel the myths and fears with family law and immigration.  Her biggest takeaway is that if you are an immigrant and in any process of gaining citizenship to this country you do not have to stay in an abusive relationship.  There are things you can do to get out of the relationship and still move forward with citizenship and your life.  Finding an immigration attorney like Pooja can help you ease your fears and move you in a pathway forward.  There is hope and life after divorce.  

Not all divorces go to trial, but some do. I explain in this divorce tip episode why that would happen. 

Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard’s Defamation trial has been heard around the world.  Millions are captivated at every move, argument and evidence that has been presented regarding Johnny Depp's Defamation case against Amber Heard and her Counter Complaint for Defamation against Johnny Depp and his Lawyer.  Jill Coil and Sterling Swank break down the trial all the way up to the last week of testimony.  You can get all the information, opinions and gossip right here.  Jill Coil has been covering the entire trial on her Instagram: JillCoil, Facebook: JillCoil and Tiktok: JillCoil.  Check it out.  The outcome of this case will be known very shortly after this podcast comes out and it will be the verdict heard around the world.  We will keep you updated on all of Jill Coil’s Social Media. 

 Life after divorce allows you to be true to who you really are. So often in marriage, we forget our own needs because we are busy taking care of our spouse and our children. Because of this, we end up losing sense of what we want and what our needs are. Divorce gives us that chance to rediscover who we are and what we want to be. Today’s guest, Leta Greene,  is all about embracing what makes us individually hot and amazing. Join us to learn how you can  break down the walls of self doubt and negativity with the 12 Rocks of Hotness!

International speaker including three TEDx talks and author of two best-selling books, Leta Greene doesn't want to intimidate any of you, but she is known as "Hotness." At 12, she won the Boy Scout arm wrestling competition. None of those boys ever asked her out. Leta majored in Sign language and graduated with honors. Ironically, she is REALLY good at not talking. Leta inspires each of us to embrace what makes us individually hot and amazing. As an image consultant and makeup artist since 1999, Leta has helped clients to not only look their best, but to feel their best. Leta has also built a multi-million-dollar business in the beauty industry and is a sought-after trainer for women entrepreneurs. Her message is one of honoring yourself through being authentic to who you are. It is through humor, stories and a new way of seeing the everyday that makes Leta's audiences of all ages want to hold on for more! Her programs range f rom n1aturation programs for girls, confidence workshops for tweens, teen girls and women, seminars for parents on how to talk to your kids about sex and abuse. Leta is also an energetic keynote speaker for conferences and seminars on resiliency, personal responsibility, and, of course, the Hotness factor.

Leta is the mother of Nathaniel, Ailsa, and Katelynn, who Leta and her husband, Nathan, agree are the most adorable children. Just follow her on Facebook and yot1 will see that they are amazing. She says her kids and hubby bring it home for her; anytime she thinks she is too cool, it is time to cook dinner. She considers her greatest accomplishment that her hubby and children still like her.

This can be such an amazing journey of self-discovery. Imagine how much better the world would be if we all had the ability to become our best selves! 

Taken from Chapter 1 of my book, No One Dies from Divorce: How to Survive and Thrive When Your Marriage Ends. 

 This is a book about not only surviving divorce but also coming out on the other side stronger and more capable. The scariest part about divorce is the unknown, the questions that keep you up at night: Am I going to be okay? Are my kids going to be okay? What will my family and friends think? Am I a failure? What is wrong with me? People get divorced for a variety of reasons, but whatever the reason, divorce is not easy. In fact, it will most likely be one of the hardest times of your life. Even if you are the one who wants a divorce, it will be hard. For some, it may even seem insurmountable. But one thing I know for sure is, no one
dies from divorce.

You’re not alone. You can do this. Let me help you to not only survive through, but also thrive after your divorce. We can use our trials as a pivot to become a better version of ourselves. Let’s get through this together. 

 https://www.amazon.com/No-One-Dies-Divorce-Marriage/dp/1736959107

Most assume the financial ramifications of a divorce to be devastating, but with the right legal and financial counsel, divorce can offer the chance for a new financial beginning and opportunity. Today’s guest, Rick Salmeron, is a certified financial planner and knows firsthand about the financial issues that arise when getting divorced.  Keep your focus on rebuilding after a difficult process with these surprising financial benefits of divorce.

Rick Salmeron is that guy who actually loves things like compounding interest, ROI and financial statements. He's not a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional because his guidance counselor once told him he should give it a whirl. He was meant to do this. He's that guy who makes your trip to the financial planner a lot more like that local neighborhood café, and a lot less like your high school accounting class.

Entered the industry in 1990, he created Salmeron Financial in 2001 and helps brilliant, very successful (and typically, insanely busy) people & families make wise decisions with their money, so that they can pursue their most important financial goals.

The mission of the state funded programs, DCFS and CPS (Division of Child and Family Services and/or Child Protective Services), is to keep children safe from violence, abuse, and neglect. If DCFS/CPS shows up at your door, you likely have a lot of questions about their process and what your rights are at each stage of the process. Tune in if you are dealing with DCFS/CPS issues during divorce, so that you know all the ways to protect your family.


Download Jill Coil's  Division of Child and Family Services Guide: For Utah Parents and Guardians 

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TR Morgan has presided in over 10,000 hearings as a former Domestic Relations Commissioner for the Utah Courts. After years of practicing on the bench, TR joins to share his background, judicial philosophy, and best practices when your case goes to court. Tune in to learn more from a retired Commissioner!