Tracy Ann Moore Grant, founder of the Amicable Divorce Network, discusses betrayal and recovery after divorce with expert Lora Cheadle on the Amicable Divorce Network podcast. This episode looks at betrayal in relationships and how to distinguish it from grief, while providing actionable steps for healing and moving forward. Learn about the emotional stages of divorce, the role of different professionals, and get advice for navigating betrayal.

Tracy sits down with stand-up comedian Michele Traina. reator of the 'Divorce Diaries' comedic show. She shares her journey from improv to stand-up comedy post-divorce. Together they discuss how comedy helped navigate her divorce, the psychological stages of divorce, and the universal themes of loss, rejection, and acceptance. Michelle reveals the impact of her comedy on her dating life and co-parenting dynamics. Tune in for laughs, insights, and an uplifting perspective on divorce.

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Tracy is joined by Nicole Crites, a family law attorney and Guardian Ad Litem (GAL), to discuss the impact of narcissistic behavior on divorce cases. They discuss managing a divorce with a narcissist, strategies for keeping child welfare in focus, and practical advice for handling complex emotional and financial challenges. Nicole also emphasizes the importance of seeking professional therapy and using tools like Our Family Wizard to navigate these difficult situations. Tune in for tips and guidance on bringing your family law case to an efficient conclusion while protecting your well-being and that of your children.

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Tracy welcomes Jamie Lima—a seasoned financial expert holding an MBA, and certifications as a CFP, CDFA, and mediator. Jamie discusses his role in helping clients navigate the financial complexities of divorce, and offers practical advice on building a team to manage both the legal and financial aspects.

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Tracy speaks with Karis Nafte, founder of Who Keeps the Dog? Pet Custody Mediation, about managing pet custody issues during divorce. Karis, is a certified dog behavior consultant and accredited family mediator. She offers insights on understanding pet behavior, the emotional impact of shared custody, and creating well-informed custody arrangements. The discussion covers emotional challenges for pets, particularly dogs and cats, the importance of maintaining stable environments, and practical strategies for shared custody. Tune in for expert advice and real-life examples to ensure the well-being of your pets during and after a divorce.

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Tracy welcomes Tracy Gould Sheinen, an experienced Georgia-based mediator, to explore comprehensive strategies for effective mediation. They discuss the significance of thorough financial documentation, including professional appraisals of assets and detailed accounting of debts and expenses. The conversation also covers parenting logistics and highlights the importance of mindset, emotional preparedness, and understanding core values. With a focus on negotiation, planning, and maintaining child-centered goals, this episode provides actionable advice for successful mediation outcomes. Don't miss these insights to navigate your mediation process with confidence and clarity. Visit ClarityMediation.net to connect with Tracy for her mediation services.

Tracy, founder of the Amicable Divorce Network, discusses recent changes in UK family law mediation with Helen Greenfield and Alex Lee Gelling. Discover the revised family proceeding rules emphasizing non-court dispute resolution (NCDR) and the increased importance of Mediation Information and Assessment Meetings (MIAM). Learn about the approaches to mediation and how they vary in the UK versus the US, client and professional awareness, and the challenges in educating the legal community about mediation's benefits.

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In this episode, Tracy Ann Moore Grant, founder of the Amicable Divorce Network, is joined by Kathy Bloom, an attorney, mediator, arbitrator, and lawyer. Kathy elaborates on the use of arbitration in family law cases. They discuss the differences between arbitration and mediation, the qualifications required to become an arbitrator, and the benefits of private arbitration. The conversation also highlights the nuances of binding arbitration agreements, privacy considerations, and how arbitration can bring efficient resolutions to family law cases. Tune in to learn more about how arbitration can be a viable solution in family law disputes.

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In this episode, Tracy is talking with Rob Roseman creator of @wtfdivorce and Kristy Tiesing a team member for both WTF Divorce and ADN on the role of social media when navigating divorce. They discuss how to utilize social media for information, connect with divorce professionals you trust, and the importance of transparency and humor in the divorce process. This episode is packed with practical advice for anyone considering or going through a divorce, and for divorce professionals aiming to enhance their online presence.

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In this episode, Tracy is joined by Suzanne Winlove- Smith, a mediator and divorce coach from Canada who works with high-conflict couples. Suzanne discusses the trauma and emotional challenges clients face during high-conflict divorces, strategies for de-escalating tension, and the importance of proper support. She also shares her mediation techniques, emphasizing authentic communication and client empowerment. Learn how to navigate the complexities of high-conflict divorces and achieve amicable resolutions.

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