Learn about co-parenting apps, how they can reduce conflict, and create more peaceful communication post-divorce.

Have you ever felt like your spouse treats the money they earn as exclusively theirs, not yours as a couple? This “it’s my money” mindset can create major challenges, especially when navigating a divorce.

Discover practical ways to work with your attorney efficiently, make informed decisions, and avoid common pitfalls that lead to higher bills. Lauren breaks down billable hours, communication best practices, and the importance of staying organized. You’ll come away with a clear plan for making the most of your legal resources.

Learn how to identify where boundaries are needed, make requests, and follow through with consequences when those requests are not respected. By the end of this episode, you’ll have a better understanding of how boundaries can transform your relationships and increase your overall sense of peace.

Discover how to cultivate the confidence you need to take that first step towards a brighter future. You’ll learn the importance of having a solid plan, working with divorce professionals, and most importantly, learning to trust in your own resilience and ability to handle whatever challenges come your way. If you’re ready to stop letting fear dictate your choices and start embracing the possibilities of a fresh start, this episode is for you.

Discover some actionable strategies to help you cope with difficult emotions and reimagine the holidays in a way that feels good to you. I discuss how to properly acknowledge the emotions that divorce during this season brings, and you’ll learn how to figure out what you need to enjoy your holiday experience.

Learn the seven key traits of a credible client during the divorce process and why embodying these qualities is crucial for a smoother, more efficient divorce. I share how working with a divorce coach can help you develop the skills you need, manage your emotions, and create a solid foundation for your post-divorce future.

But here’s the truth: your feelings are valid. Persistent unhappiness or a sense that the relationship is no longer serving you is a meaningful reason to consider divorce. You’re not obligated to stay in a situation that doesn’t align with who you are or who you want to become.

Are you interested in working with a divorce coach but worried you can’t afford it during an already financially uncertain