I had the opportunity to speak with Kanchan Bhaskar about her abusive marriage and how she was able to get out of that situation.  This is a heroic story that can be an inspriation for you, or someone you know who may be in an abusive relationship.  Please subscribe to the podcast so you get new episodes when they come out. 

Should you settle, or have a trial?  Big questions!  The majority of divorces resolve via settlement, statistically.  There are many factors that go into making a decision like this, but anytime you have a trial, you lose control of the outcome to a degree.  Listen to my conversation with divorce attorney Joseph Willmore where we talk about this topic.

Finances...many people shy away from dealing with financial issues because they can be messy, unpleasant, or downright depressing.  But, sweeping them under the rug will not make the problem go away.  Listen to my conversation with Lisa Crosta about what you should be thinking about when it comes to finances in your divorce. 

If you were not the involved spouse during the marriage regarding finances, then listen to this episode where I talk with Leah Hadley about some of the basics you need to know before you make important finanical decisions that could affect the rest of your life. Please subscribe to the podcast to get new episodes when they are published. 

Is your spouse a narcissist?  It doesn't matter!  We tend to gravitate toward labels when discussing our ex's, but it's the conduct that matters, not what you call them.  Check out my convo with Victoria McCooey where we talk about narcissists and their behavior. 

Betrayal!  If you have dealt with betrayal in a relationship, or in life, check out my discussion with Lora Cheadle, who personally overcame betrayal in her life and now helps others do the same. If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe and leave a review on Applepodcasts.  Thx!

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My guest today is Phil Yagoda, the founder and creator of Theexit.com, a web site full of information to help you with divorce.  It's free to use and should be on your short list of divorce resources.  Please subscribe to the podcast so you get notified when new episodes are published. 

Have you heard of Collaborative Divorce?  If not, this episode is for you!  It's an alternative to litigation and going through the courts.  All parties and professionals are acting toward settling the divorce with shared resources instead of fighting over everything.  Check out why a collaborative divorce may be in your best interest! 

I talk with Hollis Hardiman about post divorce finances.  People can use a divorce as ground zero to create a financial strategy that will help them meet their financial goals.  It takes planning and help from a trusted advisor.  Enjoy the episode!