Action steps that save you money. Humor that saves your sanity. Honesty that helps you heal.
How Not to Suck at Divorce is the divorce podcast for people who want clear answers, smart strategy and support through life before, during and after divorce.
Hosted by family-law attorney Morgan L. Stogsdill and comedian and marketing expert Andrea Rappaport, we break down the parts of divorce that can feel impossible to navigate — divorce preparation, high-conflict spouses, narcissistic behavior and manipulation, child custody, co-parenting and parallel parenting, money and property, legal strategy, negotiation, divorce anxiety and life after divorce.
You’ll hear practical advice from leading divorce attorneys, therapists, financial professionals and other experts, along with honest conversations about what divorce actually feels like.
Our goal is simple: help you avoid expensive mistakes, understand your options and make decisions you’ll still feel good about years from now.
You don’t have to figure out divorce by yourself. We’ve got you.
Action steps that save you money. Humor that saves your sanity. Honesty that helps you heal.
How Not to Suck at Divorce is the divorce podcast for people who want clear answers, smart strategy and support through life before, during and after divorce.
Hosted by family-law attorney Morgan L. Stogsdill and comedian and marketing expert Andrea Rappaport, we break down the parts of divorce that can feel impossible to navigate — divorce preparation, high-conflict spouses, narcissistic behavior and manipulation, child custody, co-parenting and parallel parenting, money and property, legal strategy, negotiation, divorce anxiety and life after divorce.
You’ll hear practical advice from leading divorce attorneys, therapists, financial professionals and other experts, along with honest conversations about what divorce actually feels like.
Our goal is simple: help you avoid expensive mistakes, understand your options and make decisions you’ll still feel good about years from now.
You don’t have to figure out divorce by yourself. We’ve got you.