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Hosted by Divorce Support Collective · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 10 episodes
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Divorce Discussions is a podcast by the Divorce Support Collective, created to bring clarity, collaboration, and support through divorce professionals to individuals navigating divorce at any stage.
Divorce Support Collective hosts Divorce Discussions, a society show with 10 episodes published.
For many women, divorce isn't just the end of a relationship. It's the beginning of taking full ownership of their financial life, sometimes for the very first time. In this episode of Divorce Discussions, DSC Director,
Divorce doesn't just end a relationship, it completely reshapes your finances. And most people don't realize that until they're already in the middle of it, making fast decisions about income, assets, and their long-term
"This divorce is going to mess up my kids." It might be the single biggest fear holding parents in place, and in this episode of Divorce Discussions, we meet it head on. Divorce Support Collective Director, Angie Weber,
The marital home is so much more than the biggest asset on the table. It's stability, it's memories, it's where life happened. And the decisions you make about the house during a divorce can follow you for years if they'
If you're in the thick of divorce, you already know the hardest part isn't the paperwork. It's the 2am spiral, the text that hijacks your whole day, the quiet question of whether you'll ever feel like yourself again. In
Are all the accounts really being disclosed? What if something is being hidden? When you're divorcing, few things feel more unsettling than wondering whether you're seeing the full financial picture. In this episode of D
"Am I going to be okay?" When it comes to divorce and money, that's the question underneath all the others. In this episode of Divorce Discussions, Angie sits down with Karise Gaynor-Morgan, an attorney turned wealth adv
School is almost out, and while your kids are counting down the days, you might be lying awake counting everything that could go wrong. Who has them each week? Who's paying for camp? What happens when the schedule falls
You've been lying awake running the same question on loop: should I stay, or should I go? In this very first episode of Divorce Discussions, we sit down with Chip Neuenschwander, a licensed marriage and family therapist
What if you could actually see how your financial decisions today will play out over the next ten years? In this launch episode of the Divorce Discussions Podcast, host Angie Weber sits down with Connie Howard, founder o
Does divorce always mean lawyers and courtrooms? Absolutely not. In Episode 3 of the Divorce Discussions Podcast, host Angie Weber sits down with Nancy Gabriel, a divorce and family mediator with over 14 years of private
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Divorce Discussions is hosted by Divorce Support Collective. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 10 episodes.
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