Five Steps to Getting Off the Divorce Treadmill – Episode 127 of the Divorce University Online Podcast. Dealing with divorce feels like dealing with an unending series of emergencies. In order to stop the insanity, we have to get ourselves out of “reaction” mode and into proactive action. But what actions should you take? Where
Finding Your Inner Lawyer – Episode 126 of the Divorce University Online Podcast. Divorce and custody issues are expensive when you need the Court’s help in resolving disagreements with your ex. But many people can’t afford a lawyer and end up needing to represent themselves. In this episode, we’ll help you navigate the Courts, understand
Your Grief is Your Own – Episode 125 of the Divorce University Online Podcast. We may not always think of a divorce or breakup as something we grieve over, but it is. Grief is unique to each individual and relationship. It’s common to feel you “should be over it” or wonder “why is this so
Do I Need a Lawyer or a Divorce Coach? – Episode 124 of the Divorce University Online Podcast. Lawyers and Divorce Coaches have very different roles in divorce and both can help you tremendously. Most people can benefit from both. In this episode, we discuss each of these roles to help you discern the pros
Your Emotions Are Your Biggest Enemy in 2021 – Episode 123 of the Divorce University Online Podcast. High emotions are common in divorce. After all, this is your family so who would expect you not to be upset. It is in this emotional state that many people hire an “aggressive” attorney or try to negotiate
Don’t Let the Turkeys Get You Down in 2021 – Episode 122 of the Divorce University Online Podcast. I think we all agree that 2020 was a really rough year. If you’ve been going through a divorce or breakup in the midst of everything else going on in the world, then it’s been an even
Helping Your Children with Transitions – Episode 121 of the Divorce University Online Podcast. The transition between two homes can be emotional for children. Depending on the child and their age, they may say they don’t want to go, they may cry, or have a fit. So, when should you worry? Should you ask your
Build Your Cocoon – Episode 120 of the Divorce University Online Podcast. When we go through a divorce or separation, our relationship has typically hit a stage where the other person is toxic to us. Yet, we are often a glutton for punishment and continue to engage, often through conflict. It’s important for your own
Level Up Your Parenting – Episode 119 of the Divorce University Online Podcast. Parenting is different after divorce and many times, parents to struggle to find the new norm. Sometimes, we try to wait until the situation “calms down” and think it will be easier for everyone if we wait to make changes. Or, we