Hosted by Rachel Kennedy & Taylor Winds · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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The Divorce Queens is a show dedicated to bringing you the legal, practical and personal sides of divorce, coparenting and moving on.
Rachel Kennedy & Taylor Winds hosts The Divorce Queens, a education show with 11 episodes published.
One of the first — and most emotional — questions women ask in divorce is: "Can I keep the house?" In this candid and educational episode, Taylor and Rachel sit down with Tina Hagen, mortgage loan originator at Guild Mor
Your people matter—especially when you’re navigating divorce, single motherhood, and a co-parenting dynamic that may feel like a daily emotional rollercoaster. This week on The Divorce Queens Podcast, Taylor (@mom.lawyer
Whether it’s your first weekend away from your kids or your hundredth, the silence can still hit hard. In this heartfelt and honest episode, Taylor and Rachel open up about what it’s really like to miss your kids when th
In this powerful episode, we’re joined by AJ Gajjar—therapist, trauma-informed coach, mom, and founder of The Trauma Healing Parent. Together, we get real about how divorce and high-conflict co-parenting can impact kids—
Divorce isn't just a legal process—it’s an emotional and logistical transformation. In this episode of The Divorce Queens Podcast, Taylor and Rachel break down exactly what to expect in the divorce process. Whether you’r
📝 Episode 5 Summary: This week on the Divorce Queens Podcast, Taylor and Rachel are calling out one of the biggest myths in divorce: that the court is going to make you do things you don’t want to do. From fears about s
Trigger warning: This episode discusses coercive control, financial abuse, and emotional/psychological abuse in the context of intimate partner relationships. In this eye-opening episode of Divorce Queens, Taylor and Rac
The number one question we get as a divorce attorney, coach, and mediator is: “How do I actually get divorced?” In this episode, we’re breaking down your options—from doing it yourself to hiring a full legal team—plus ev
When did you know your marriage was over? In this raw and unfiltered pilot episode of The Divorce Queens, Taylor Winds (divorce attorney + coach + mom of 4) and Rachel Kennedy (mediator + parenting consultant + mom of 3)
There comes a moment in every troubled marriage when you ask yourself: Can this be saved… or am I done? In this episode of The Divorce Queens, we’re sharing real stories (the good, the bad, and the flat-out embarrassing)
🎙️ Divorce Queens Trailer – Start Here Welcome to The Divorce Queens Podcast — the show where we skip the sugar-coating and talk about what divorce is really like. If you’re navigating the heartbreak, chaos, and identit
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The Divorce Queens is hosted by Rachel Kennedy & Taylor Winds. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 11 episodes.
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