This week on Divorce and Beyond, as we celebrate America's Independence, Susan has created a week-long series of mini-episodes where she will be busting the Top 5 Divorce Myths for you so that you can celebrate your freedom from their misleading and harmful assumptions!
Myth #5: If a Divorce Is Happening, Then Someone Did Something Wrong
Debunking the Blame Game in Divorce – Myth Busting Series Finale with Susan
Does divorce always imply guilt? Must there always be a 'bad guy' for a r...
This week on Divorce and Beyond, as we celebrate America's Independence, Susan has created a week-long series of mini-episodes where she will be busting the Top 5 Divorce Myths for you so that you can celebrate your freedom from their misleading and harmful assumptions!
Myth #5: If a Divorce Is Happening, Then Someone Did Something Wrong
Debunking the Blame Game in Divorce – Myth Busting Series Finale with Susan
Does divorce always imply guilt? Must there always be a 'bad guy' for a relationship to end? In the grand finale of our special Divorce Myth Busting series, our host Susan invites you to rethink the narrative around this life-altering decision.
In this episode, Susan disentangles the misconceptions that surround the reasons for divorce, setting the record straight on 'fault' versus 'no-fault' grounds and explaining why 'irreconcilable differences' is more than just a legal catchphrase.
Divorce can be a difficult topic to navigate, and it's not always about finding fault. Join Susan as she navigates through the complex terrain of divorce laws and uncovers the truth that lays hidden behind societal assumptions. This episode is not just about busting myths; it's about understanding that endings can sometimes be new beginnings.
Unravel the truth and rethink divorce with Susan. Because not all endings are failures, and every story has more than one side.
Catch the finale episode of our Divorce Myth Busting series – for a perspective shift you won't want to miss!
Mentioned in this episode:
What a "No-Fault" Divorce Really Means and Why It's Important with Rosemarie Ferrante
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SUSAN GUTHRIE®, ESQ., the creator and host of The Divorce and Beyond® Podcast, is nationally recognized as one of the top family law and divorce mediation attorneys in the country. Susan is the Vice Chair of the American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolution and is a sought-after keynote speaker, business and practice consultant, coach and trainer. You can find out more about Susan and her services here: https://neon.page/susanguthrie
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