The Good Divorce® Show

If only there were some kind of handbook for navigating the unique challenges of divorce when you have children! Well, there is! Spend an hour with Karen and Sarah Armstrong—mother, VP of Global Marketing Operations at Google, and author of The Mom's Guide to a Good Divorce: What to Think Through When Children are Involved—as they discuss the keys to creating a good divorce for your kids. Included...

Are you contemplating the Big D(ivorce)? Then you might want to consider what lawyers call the Big C: Collaborative divorce.

As a young and naive bride Shelby Humphreys had no way of knowing the marital journey she had chosen would be fraught with so many twists and turns.

It's unavoidably hard on kids when their parents split. But divorce doesn't have to be a source of trauma.

When Sara Davison was blindsided by a sudden, devastating breakup, she found that there was no blueprint for her recovery. So, she invented one, and today she's the UK's premier divorce coach.

When you're going through a divorce, it can feel like your life is ending.

Divorces can be happy! Don't believe it? Meet Stacy and Thomas Jenkins, a happily divorced couple that runs The Happy Divorce Project, an endeavor to change how we do, and think about, divorce, so you can complete your marriage in a place of peace rather than conflict. Listen in as the Jenkinses tell Karen about: --• Where couples most often get it wrong in the divorce process --• How to confront...

One of the newest, and most obscure, aspects of the divorce process is discernment counseling, the process of determining whether your marriage can continue or if it's reached its end. Karen talks to Dr.

One of the biggest myths about divorce is that it can only do harm to the kids of parents who decide to split.

Relationships are hard; you get that. But why do we MAKE them so hard?! Karen meets with Dr. Sean Fitzpatrick of the Jung Center to map out the pitfalls of romantic relationships that we all fall into and how we can help ourselves out of them.

Hailed as "too normal* to be a lawyer" or ... "you're like a lawyer, but nice?" Meri Althauser is not your typical divorce lawyer.

In this episode I am going to break down what a Divorce Coach can do for you. In particular, the Good Divorce Journey I lead couples through is unique in the divorce community.

Jill Barnett Kaufman has a long history with divorce. Once coming out the other side of her own divorce she began to make a career out of helping others move through divorce without making the same expensive mistakes she did.

This is going to be a valuable conversation, literally. Penny Kidd is not an investor or advisor, she’s a Financial Coach.

This episode was inspired by a recent episode of one of my favorite PodCasts - HIDDEN BRAIN. The research being shared was about kindness and how we generally underestimate the impact an act of kindness can have on others.

With over 40 years of practicing family law in the Houston area, we graciously welcome Susan Myres to share her expertise and a look inside the world of divorce from an attorney’s point of view.

Kyle and Kelly have a long history that goes back to preschool in Illinois. Fate brought them back together in the Rocky Mountain West where they met again 25 years later. Shortly thereafter they discovered they were pregnant.

We need to have the hard conversation about having hard conversations. Most of us feel unskilled when faced with disagreement and conflict. Ending any relationship can be a complex mix of grief and relief.

Jill Barnett Kaufman has a long history with divorce. Once coming out the other side of her own divorce she began to make a career out of helping others move through divorce without making the same expensive mistakes she did.

This is no ordinary divorce story. In fact, it has the makings of an entertaining romantic comedy.

Divorce is an unfortunate reality for a staggering number of people every year. Here with common sense suggestions are attorney Jeffrey Stephens and psychologist Dr. Ronald Raymond.

Matt and Aimee McQuilken were the entrepreneurial business darlings of their community. After 18 years of marriage they were met with the difficult task of unraveling not only their family home, but also business ventures and real estate investments.

Two creatives, Erin and Mitch, approached their divorce with compassion, grace and intention. Even their mediator wondered if they should actually get divorced.

Hello listeners! Join me as I riff, rant, and reflect on a few things that can help you in your quest for a Good Divorce. I will also be responding to questions from YOU.

Hailed as "too normal* to be a lawyer" or ... "you're like a lawyer, but nice?" Meri Althauser is not your typical divorce lawyer.