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Hosted by Samantha Boss · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 46 episodes
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The Ugly Truth of Divorce is for parents navigating custody, conflict, and co-parenting with someone who makes everything harder than it needs to be. Hosted by Samantha Boss — divorce coach, parenting plan expert, and someone who’s lived through a high-conflict divorce — this podcast breaks down what actually matters: the mistakes parents don’t realize they’re making, the parenting plans that fail families long-term, and the decisions you only get one chance to get right. These are short, straight-to-the-point episodes focused on high-conflict divorce, court-ready parenting plans, and protecting your kids, your peace, and your future. No sugarcoating. No legal jargon. Just clarity—so you can know better, decide smarter, and move forward with confidence. Follow Samantha Boss: Website Facebook </
Samantha Boss hosts The Ugly Truth of Divorce, a kids show with 46 episodes published.
The hardest part of co-parenting isn't always what your ex says. Sometimes it's that they say nothing at all. They read it. They sit on it. They answer a completely different question, or they ask you one back while dodg
Early in a separation, almost every parent has the same reaction: I don't want my ex taking my kids out of state. That fear is normal. It's also the fear that gets parents to sign restrictions they spend the next decade
Your parenting plan was written assuming you'd both stay put. Life doesn't care what you assumed. A dating app match, a cheaper cost of living, a job offer three states away, and suddenly the plan built for two local par
Summer's coming, and if your parenting plan has a vague vacation clause, the same fights you had last year are already loading. Who asks first. How long you can be gone. Whether your ex gets “makeup time.” Whether you ow
Larry handed you a parenting plan with a list of holidays, a list of breaks, and a line about vacations, and called it finished. He never told you which one wins when two of them land on the same day. And your high-confl
Your attorney lied to your damn face. The divorce didn't fix anything. It just restructured the conflict and handed it back to you with new packaging. Larry told me once the ink dried, the chaos would stop. It didn't. It
You've been telling your ex to stop for years. They never have. They never will. Because boundaries aren't what you say. They're what you damn do. That's the truth I had to learn the hard fucking way. Your high-conflict
Your ex didn't fight for 50/50 because they wanted more time with the damn kids. They fought for it because it was the cheapest divorce strategy on the table. Sit with that. While you were sitting in mediation signing wh
Hundreds of hearings later, I can spot the parent who's about to lose custody the second they walk into the courtroom. It's not the one with the worst story. It's not the one with the worst ex. It's the one who showed up
You stood up. You said "my ex is a narcissist." And every person in that courtroom over the age of 40 silently rolled their damn eyes at you. Welcome to the dumbest move in custody court. Yet half of you are still going
Your ex read it. Four days ago. They're not answering. And you're still waiting. That's the part that should piss you off. Not their silence. Yours. You're the one rewriting the same message for the third time today. You
Your lawyer isn't protecting your ass. They're protecting their next damn retainer. A client just emailed me telling me her attorney said to keep her parenting plan "loosey goosey." That was the actual phrase he used. Lo
The joint birthday party isn't for your kid. It's for the photo. Sit with that. Because that's the brutal truth nobody is willing to say out loud. You're not throwing it because your child needs it. You're throwing it be
Stop fucking asking your kids what they want in the parenting plan. There. I said it. We're talking about why this "loving" little question is actually one of the most damaging things you can do to your child during a di
Court parenting plan templates are a f*cking scam. These things get handed out like candy by overworked judges and lazy attorneys, and you're expected to live by them for the next 18 years of your kid's life. Make that m
Let me cut the shit. If you're reading this with a knot in your stomach because you already know your attorney is dogshit, congratulations, your gut is smarter than your wallet. I'm here to confirm every nasty thought yo
Okay, let's just rip the bandaid off. I spent an absolute ass load of money on my divorce, and at 47 years old, I'm still working through the damage from financial decisions I made in my early thirties. Not the debt. The
Listen. If you're in custody hell right now, this episode is either gonna piss you off or save your life. Probably both. I spent 18 years in high-conflict co-parenting. $100K+ in legal fees. 300+ court dates. And I'm her
Your attorney just told you that bringing a prepared parenting plan to mediation makes you "controlling." And you believed them. That's the problem right there. I'm a former mediator. I've been doing this for a decade. A
4th of July sounds fun until you're divorced. Then it's a shit show. I've read your parenting plans. I've seen what Larry the Lawyer put in there. One sentence. Sometimes not even a good one. "4th of July shall be altern
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