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How do you let go after divorce when the marriage is over, but the memories, regrets, unanswered questions, and old emotions are still there? In this Halloween episode of The Conscious Divorce Podcast, let's explore the “ghosts of marriage past” and why moving on after divorce is rarely as simple as getting closure. You may no longer want your ex back and still grieve the future you thought you would have. You may replay old arguments, wait for an apology that never comes, struggle with regret, or wonder who you are now that the marriage has ended. In this episode, you’ll learn how to: • Understand grief and ambiguous loss after divorce • Tell the difference between missing your ex and mourning your old future • Stop replaying arguments and unanswered conversations • Look at your marriage without romanticizing or rewriting the past • Rebuild your identity after divorce • Turn regret into useful lessons instead of shame • Communicate with an ex without bringing the whole marriage into every conversation • Stop feeding the memories that keep you stuck • Let go even when you never receive closure The goal isn’t to erase your marriage or pretend it didn’t matter. It’s to stop letting your past make decisions about your future. CHAPTERS 00:00 The ghosts that follow you after divorce 05:12 Grieving the future that never happened 12:31 The person you thought you married 19:19 The conversation you never got to have 27:10 Who are you after divorce? 32:55 Regret, responsibility, and self-forgiveness 38:05 When your ex still has your phone number 41:33 5 ways to stop letting the past haunt you 46:06 Making peace with an unfinished story NEED CLARITY ABOUT YOUR DIVORCE? Book a free 30-minute strategy call: https://reclaimandreboot.me/booking/ BOOKS & RESOURCES You 2.0: Divorce, A Better Way Forward The You 2.0 Workbook The Co-Parenting Playbook https://reclaimandreboot.me/resources/ The Conscious Divorce Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not legal, financial, medical, or mental health advice. Please consult qualified professionals regarding your individual situation. #DivorceRecovery #HowToLetGo #LifeAfterDivorce

Staying sober during divorce can feel harder when your routines disappear. Learn how to protect your addiction recovery during divorce, stay present for your kids, and rebuild daily stability. Divorce can change almost everything about your daily life, from your sleep schedule and recovery meetings to the time you spend with your children. If you're in recovery, those disruptions can make staying sober even more challenging. But here's something important: The routines that support your sobriety can also help your children feel safe and secure during divorce. In this episode of The Conscious Divorce Podcast, I'm sharing a practical approach to maintaining your recovery while becoming the reliable, present parent your children need. We'll cover: Why divorce can make staying sober more difficultHow to build 3 to 5 daily habits that support your recoveryWhy parenting guilt can undermine your sobrietyHow consistent routines can help your children feel secureHow to create a relapse prevention plan for difficult daysHow to maintain boundaries when co-parenting during recoveryYou don't need a perfect schedule or a perfect recovery journey. You need a realistic structure you can maintain, even when life becomes unpredictable. Your next step: Write down 3 to 5 daily routines you can commit to, along with a plan for what you'll do when you have a particularly difficult day. NEED HELP PREPARING FOR DIVORCE? If you're going through divorce and struggling to create stability, you don't have to figure everything out alone. I offer a free 30-minute Strategy Session where we can discuss your situation, your priorities, and practical next steps. Book your free session: https://reclaimandreboot.me/booking Explore Reclaim & Reboot: https://reclaimandreboot.me ABOUT JUSTIN MILRAD I'm Justin Milrad, a Dad of three, Certified Divorce Coach®, MBA, financial planner, and founder of Reclaim & Reboot Transformational Divorce Coaching. I also spent five years as CEO of an outpatient mental health and addiction treatment program I co-founded. Through The Conscious Divorce Podcast, I help people make informed decisions, reduce unnecessary conflict, protect their families, and build a better life through and after divorce. DISCLAIMER This episode is for educational purposes only and is not medical, addiction treatment, mental health, or legal advice. Divorce coaching is not a substitute for professional addiction treatment. If you're in recovery, work with your qualified healthcare professionals and recovery support team to develop a plan appropriate for your situation. #DivorceRecovery #StayingSober #DivorceAndParenting

Is your spouse emotionally cheating? Learn 3 signs of emotional infidelity, how to tell an emotional affair from a close friendship, and what to do when trust in your marriage has been broken. Emotional cheating doesn't always involve physical intimacy. Sometimes it starts with secret messages, a friendship that becomes too personal, or an emotional connection that begins replacing the one in your marriage. But how do you know when a friendship has crossed the line? In this episode of The Conscious Divorce Podcast, I explain three warning signs of emotional cheating: secrecy, emotional energy being directed toward someone outside the marriage, and romantic or sexual undertones. We also discuss what to do after discovering an emotional affair, how to recognize genuine accountability, and whether rebuilding trust is possible. You'll learn: How to recognize emotional cheating without assuming every close friendship is an affairWhy emotional infidelity can hurt even when nothing physical happenedWhat to do in the first few weeks after discovering suspicious messagesHow couples can begin rebuilding trust after emotional betrayalWarning signs that reconciliation isn't progressingHow to decide whether to stay married or consider divorceHow to protect your children, finances, and peace of mind if separation becomes necessaryNot sure whether to stay or leave? Take the Divorce Readiness Quiz to gain clarity about your situation. Book a FREE 30-minute Divorce Strategy Session: https://reclaimandreboot.me/booking #EmotionalCheating #EmotionalAffair #MarriageAdvice #ConsciousDivorcePodcast #RebuildingTrust

Divorce at 50 can feel like starting your life over. In this episode, two men who both got divorced at 50 share what they learned about divorce after 50, marriage, parenting, and rebuilding your life. In this episode of The Conscious Divorce Podcast, Justin Milrad talks with longtime friend David Levin, author of A Divorced Dad’s Playbook for the Still Married. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HL73ZQ8Z David discovered something unexpected after his marriage ended. Many of the lessons divorce forced him to learn were skills that could have made him a better husband while he was still married. Together, Justin and David discuss how to tell the difference between a marriage that has lost some important skills and one with deeper foundational problems. They also talk about rebuilding after divorce at 50, dealing with an empty house, co-parenting, relationships with your children, money conversations, boundaries, communication, and creating a meaningful second half of life. In this conversation: 00:00 Is your marriage actually fixable? 04:25 Why a divorced dad wrote a marriage book 16:29 What a “fine” marriage really looks like 19:01 Skills problems vs. foundation problems 24:23 How to know when the problem runs deeper 27:15 The moment David knew his marriage was ending 29:34 The empty house and rebuilding at 50 35:16 Systems that make co-parenting easier 38:16 Money, resentment, and financial communication 42:25 Stonewalling and relationship patterns 45:09 What boundaries actually mean 47:21 Finding happiness after divorce at 50 51:11 The lessons David wants people to remember 54:51 Four takeaways from the conversation 55:48 Marriage assessment, books, and resources David Levin is the author of A Divorced Dad’s Playbook for the Still Married, a practical guide built from the relationship lessons he learned after divorce. Whether you are questioning your marriage, currently going through divorce, or rebuilding afterward, the goal is not simply to survive the experience. It is to learn from it and make intentional decisions about what comes next. FREE 30-MINUTE STRATEGY SESSION https://reclaimandreboot.me/booking Learn more about Reclaim & Reboot: https://reclaimandreboot.me/ If this conversation helped you, subscribe to The Conscious Divorce Podcast and share the episode with someone who may need to hear it.

Most divorces do not come completely out of nowhere. The warning signs often appear months or even years earlier. The question is whether you recognize them and change course before the situation becomes a crisis. The Titanic received multiple ice warnings before the collision. Many of those warnings were acknowledged, but acknowledging a warning is not the same as acting on it. In this episode, I use the Titanic disaster as a framework for understanding the warning signs that can appear in a marriage, during divorce, and even in co-parenting after the divorce is final. We’ll look at why capable people can recognize problems without responding to them, how small relationship patterns can become bigger problems over time, and why silence does not always mean everything is okay. I’ll also walk you through the Bridge Protocol, a four-step system: Log. Route. Read. Turn. The goal is simple: identify patterns, get important concerns to the right place, understand what those patterns are telling you, and make small course corrections while you still have room to maneuver. We also discuss warning signs in co-parenting, including repeated logistics problems, increasingly hostile communication, children being used as messengers, and situations where important information stops being shared. If something in your marriage or co-parenting relationship has been telling you that things are not quite right, don’t wait until the iceberg is directly in front of you. Chapters 00:00 The Titanic received the warnings 02:00 The seven ice warnings 06:40 Why the Titanic did not slow down 08:40 The normalization of warning signs 10:20 Two Titanic myths worth correcting 12:00 Warning signs inside a marriage 13:40 What relationship research tells us 15:40 When your spouse stops sending warnings 18:00 Why couples wait to get help 19:10 Why smart people fail to change course 20:30 The Bridge Protocol 21:00 Step 1: Log the warnings 22:00 Step 2: Route the warning 23:00 Step 3: Read the pattern 24:00 Step 4: Turn early 26:00 Preparing without assuming divorce 27:00 When the turn is toward divorce 28:00 The second ice field after divorce 30:00 Warning signs in co-parenting 33:00 How to change course after divorce 35:00 The Carpathia response 37:30 The belief that keeps you at full speed 39:00 What to do next If you are facing divorce and want help thinking through your next steps, schedule a free 30-minute strategy session: www.reclaimandreboot.me/booking Related resources and episodes mentioned in this conversation: • Mutually Assured Destruction: understanding how co-parenting conflict escalates • Future-proofing your parenting plan • Why co-parenting conflicts escalate and the BIFF communication method • The Five-Year Filter • Reclaim & Reboot books and divorce resources Divorce is too important to figure out as you go.

What’s actually worth fighting for in divorce? Learn when to let go, when to set boundaries, and when your kids, money, legal rights, or safety require you to take action. Divorce can make every disagreement feel important, but not every conflict deserves the same amount of time, money, or emotional energy. In this episode, we break down how to separate everyday preferences from recurring patterns and genuine protection issues. You’ll learn how to tell the difference between a boundary and an attempt to control your ex, when a co-parenting problem needs a better process instead of another argument, what financial and legal issues deserve closer attention, and how to keep your children out of adult conflict. We also cover situations involving coercive control, addiction, safety concerns, and documentation, plus the HILL Check, a simple framework for deciding what is truly worth protecting. CHAPTERS 00:00 When a Small Conflict Becomes Something Bigger 01:55 Why Divorce Turns Small Issues Into Big Fights 06:10 Preference, Pattern, or Protection? 09:30 Is It a Boundary or an Attempt to Control? 12:05 The Hidden Cost of Fighting Over Everything 13:55 What Is Actually Worth Spending Money On? 17:45 Co-Parenting Problems Need a Process 20:20 Money, Expenses, and Parenting Agreements 24:50 Keeping Your Children Out of Adult Conflict 27:45 When “Pick Your Battles” Is the Wrong Advice 32:20 The HILL Check: What Is Worth Fighting For? 36:15 Are You the One Escalating the Conflict? 37:50 What Letting Go Actually Looks Like 39:15 Repairing Conflict Your Children Have Already Seen 40:45 What Are You Actually Trying to Protect? 42:00 Resources and Next Steps READY TO GET CLEAR ON WHAT ACTUALLY MATTERS? If you’re facing a divorce or co-parenting decision and you’re not sure whether to let it go, address it, document it, or get professional help, book a free 30-minute strategy session: www.reclaimandreboot.me/booking RELATED RESOURCES Co-Parenting Boundaries https://reclaimandreboot.me/co-parenting-boundaries/ How to Set and Hold Healthy Boundaries During Divorce https://reclaimandreboot.me/how-to-set-and-hold-healthy-boundaries-during-divorce/ 15 Essentials for Success: The Co-Parenting Checklist You Need https://reclaimandreboot.me/15-essentials-for-success-the-co-parenting-checklist-you-need/ How to Co-Parent After Divorce: A Child-Centered Approach https://reclaimandreboot.me/how-to-co-parent-after-divorce-a-child-centered-approach/ You 2.0: Divorce, A Better Way Forward + The Co-Parenting Playbook https://reclaimandreboot.me/resources/ This episode is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not legal, financial, medical, or mental health advice. Divorce laws and individual circumstances vary. Speak with the appropriate qualified professional about your specific situation.

Prenup vs postnup: what actually changes when an agreement is signed before or after marriage, and what can these agreements really protect? From second marriages and business ownership to stock compensation, estate planning, debt, real estate, and stepping away from a career to raise children, financial decisions made during a marriage can have consequences that last for decades. Family law attorney Lisa Zeiderman, Esq. joins the conversation to explain how prenuptial and postnuptial agreements work, why financial transparency matters, and what couples should think about before signing anything. We cover: • What a prenuptial agreement actually does • The difference between a prenup and postnup • What prenups can and cannot cover • When a postnuptial agreement may make sense • Protecting a business or premarital assets • Second marriages and blended families • Restricted stock, equity, and executive compensation • Protecting a spouse who leaves the workforce to raise children • Common mistakes that can weaken an agreement • When a prenup or postnup may be challenged • How to bring up a prenup without turning it into a fight • Why couples should periodically review their agreement Lisa Zeiderman is Managing Partner at Miller Zeiderman LLP, a Certified Financial Litigator and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst who works extensively with complex and high-net-worth family law matters. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This content is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, mental health, or therapeutic advice. Prenuptial and postnuptial agreement laws vary by jurisdiction. Speak with a qualified attorney and financial professional in your state about your specific circumstances. If you're navigating divorce, rebuilding afterward, or trying to make more informed financial decisions about your future, visit reclaimandreboot.me for coaching, books, and additional resources. Subscribe to The Conscious Divorce Podcast for conversations about divorce strategy, finances, co-parenting, relationships, rebuilding, and creating a better life after major change.

Considering divorce after 50? Learn the realities of gray divorce, including finances, adult children, dating, identity, and how to decide whether to stay or start over. 00:00 The Quiet Kitchen and the Big Question03:25 The Two Futures Audit08:31 How Marriages Go Quiet11:16 Exhaustion, Clarity, and Choice13:49 The Financial Reality of Divorce17:55 Protecting Your Adult Children21:06 Dating After Divorce24:52 Rebuilding Your Identity29:35 The Gray Divorce Survival Kit Divorce after 50 can change far more than your marriage. It can reshape your retirement, finances, relationships with your adult children, friendships, identity, and the future you thought you were building. In this episode of The Conscious Divorce Podcast, Justin Milrad explores the rise of gray divorce and the difficult question many people face later in life: Should I stay and rebuild my marriage, or leave and build a different life? You'll learn how to use the Two Futures Audit to honestly compare what staying and leaving could look like, why financial decisions become especially important later in life, how gray divorce can affect adult children, what dating after 50 really looks like, and how to rebuild your identity after decades of marriage. Most importantly, this episode challenges the idea that divorce after 50 means starting from zero. You are starting with decades of experience, knowledge, resilience, and a clearer understanding of what you want from the years ahead. If you're considering divorce, going through a gray divorce, or rebuilding your life after a long-term marriage, this episode will help you think more clearly about what comes next. Book a free 30-minute consultation with Justin: reclaimandreboot.me/booking

Learn how to coparent with a recovering addict using clear boundaries, safety plans, honest communication, and trust-building strategies that protect your children and support recovery. This episode explores how to co-parent with a recovering addict while keeping children safe, supported, and out of the middle. It covers the difference between active addiction, early recovery, and long-term recovery, along with practical ways to set boundaries, create a safety plan, document concerns, and respond to warning signs. It also looks at how to talk to children about addiction in an age-appropriate way, how to support recovery without enabling harmful behavior, and how trust can be rebuilt gradually through consistent actions over time. Chapters: 0:00 Understanding Addiction in Co-Parenting 2:33 Why This Is Different 5:50 The Nature of Addiction and Recovery 13:58 The Impact on Children 21:23 Identifying Warning Signs 21:57 Creating a Safety Plan 24:27 The Power of Documentation 26:20 Supporting Recovery Without Enabling 28:14 Building a Supportive Structure 28:41 Knowing When to Escalate 31:08 Communicating with Children Effectively 33:54 Rebuilding Trust in Recovery Ready to build a safer, more structured path forward? Book a free 30-minute strategy session at reclaimandreboot.me/booking.

Rebuild after divorce with small, intentional shifts. Learn divorce recovery strategies for emotional healing, identity, grief, support, and creating a stronger life after divorce. Chapters: 00:00 — What is the Two Degree Shift?01:03 — Landing Safely in the Wrong City02:40 — Small Shifts Can Rebuild a Life06:38 — The Instrument Coming Back Online09:49 — Feelings Are Data, Not Navigation13:42 — Guilt vs. Shame15:51 — The Ten-Minute Rule18:04 — Build an Identity Beyond the Marriage20:53 — The Checklist and the Crew27:19 — Grieving the Future You Lost30:04 — The Valley of Disappointment33:14 — Stop Trying to Hold a Forty-Degree Bank36:23 — Believe the Instruments In this episode of The Conscious Divorce Podcast, let's explore how small, consistent shifts can change the direction of your life after divorce. Using the aviation “one in 60” rule as a framework, he explains how marriages can slowly drift off course and how the same principle can be used to rebuild with intention. The conversation covers emotional regulation, identity after divorce, grief, support systems, habits, shame, connection, and the importance of creating systems that help you move forward. Rather than chasing a dramatic transformation, Justin shows how small decisions repeated over time can help you regain clarity, build a stronger future, and become the person you want to be after divorce. Ready to build your next chapter? Book a free 30-minute strategy session at reclaimandreboot.me/booking.

Learn better co-parenting communication strategies for high-conflict situations. Set boundaries, reduce reactive messages, protect your peace and keep conversations focused on your kids after divorce. High-conflict co-parenting can make even a simple text message feel overwhelming. In this episode of The Conscious Divorce Podcast, Justin Milrad speaks with Sol Kennedy, founder of BestInterest, about how parents can improve co-parenting communication, reduce conflict, and stop getting pulled into reactive exchanges. They discuss practical strategies for handling difficult messages, setting boundaries you can actually enforce, using gray rock and child-first communication, knowing when to pause before responding, and creating parenting plans that anticipate future needs. Sol also shares how his own divorce and co-parenting challenges inspired BestInterest, an AI-powered co-parenting app designed to help reduce conflict and keep communication focused on what matters most. Justin also explains how a divorce coach can help parents manage emotional triggers, prepare for difficult conversations, establish healthier boundaries, and make more intentional decisions throughout and after divorce. If you are dealing with a difficult co-parent or want a calmer, more effective way to communicate, this conversation offers practical tools you can start using today. 00:00 The Trigger Moment01:42 Divorce Is a Transformation03:08 Who Saul Is04:43 Before the Divorce06:38 Work, Identity, and Fatherhood10:02 Feeling Captured by the Dynamic14:28 Building a Buffer16:27 Communication Lessons18:08 The Child-First Filter19:08 Why Court Fails Families24:43 Gray Rock in Practice26:32 What a Real Boundary Looks Like31:54 Nighttime Is the Danger Zone34:22 The Origin of Best Interest36:21 Building the Prototype38:26 How the App Is Different45:08 Lightning Round48:11 Closing Takeaway

Divorce can disrupt your sleep, nutrition, movement, and mental health. Learn practical ways to care for your body, manage stress, rebuild healthy habits, and feel stronger during and after divorce. Divorce can affect far more than your emotions. It can disrupt your sleep, appetite, energy, routines, and overall health. In this conversation, Justin Milrad speaks with registered dietitian and wellness coach Meridan Zerner about how stress impacts the body and what you can do to recover. They explore five key pillars of health during divorce: sleep, nutrition, movement, stress regulation, and connection. You will also learn simple, realistic habits that can help you rebuild your strength, improve your mood, care for your children, and create a healthier life during and after divorce. 0:00 — Rebuilding Your Health During Divorce 4:32 — How Divorce Stress Affects the Body 8:39 — Why Health Can’t Wait 16:20 — From Victim Mindset to Triathlete 21:01 — The Five Pillars of Divorce Recovery 29:46 — Connection, Community, and Healing 41:02 — Reclaim, Reboot, Become Going through divorce can leave you feeling overwhelmed, reactive, and unsure of what to do next. Book a strategy session with Justin Milrad at reclaimandreboot.me/booking to get clear on your priorities, prepare for important decisions, and build a practical plan for moving forward. For personalized guidance on nutrition, energy, sleep, and sustainable health habits, connect with Meridan Zerner through MeridanZernerNutrition.com and learn how to care for your body during this demanding season.

Learn how to choose the right divorce attorney, avoid costly hiring mistakes, and control legal fees throughout the divorce process Download the free guide: https://reclaimandreboot.me/how-to-choose-the-right-divorce-lawyer/ Free Consultation: https://reclaimandreboot.me/booking Choosing the right divorce attorney can shape far more than the outcome of your case. it can affect your finances, your children, your privacy, and the next decade of your life. In this episode, Justin Milrad explains how to identify the type of lawyer your situation truly requires, compare different divorce processes, avoid costly hiring mistakes, understand legal fees, spot red and green flags, and ask the questions that reveal whether an attorney is the right fit. You’ll also learn how to prepare for consultations, evaluate financial complexity, protect co-parenting relationships, and build a coordinated support team so you can make clear, strategic decisions instead of choosing from fear. 0:00 — The hidden cost of choosing the wrong divorce attorney1:34 — What the show is about and why this decision matters3:41 — Justin’s personal experience and the real cost of a drawn-out divorce8:28 — The eight roles your attorney needs to play10:37 — Why the right fit matters more than reputation12:47 — The four paths of divorce: uncontested, mediation, collaborative, and litigation17:41 — The biggest mistakes people make when hiring an attorney20:51 — Understanding legal fees and how to control the total cost25:44 — How to interview and compare attorneys30:34 — Digital hygiene and protecting yourself during divorce32:12 — Building the right support team around your case35:29 — What to plan for after the divorce is final37:40 — The core takeaway: play for the next decade, not the next hearing39:13 — Free guide, resources, and closing

Unlock the secrets to mastering your financial future before, during, and after divorce, even if numbers aren’t your thing. Divorce isn't just a legal process; it’s a strategic business deal that, if navigated right, can transform your life for the better. In this episode, Justin Milrad welcomes Sherry Herzberg, a seasoned divorce navigator with an MBA and 28 years of operational expertise, who reveals how to take control of your finances in one of life's most challenging transitions. 00:00 - The importance of women getting involved before divorce strikes 00:28 - Divorce as a financial audit: revealing hidden information 01:23 - Why divorce is a strategic, project-management process 03:55 - Sherry Herzberg's unique role in organizing post-divorce finances 05:18 - Setting boundaries and understanding the importance of professional help 06:57 - Divorce understanding as a business process, not just emotion 09:58 - Access, comprehension, and execution of financial data in divorce 12:33 - The most common financial blind spot for couples contemplating divorce 13:14 - Gathering key documents: statements, tax returns, and more 14:37 - The critical role of credit reports and digital footprints 19:44 - What not to do: moving money and risky behaviors during the process 21:27 - The importance of legal and financial professionals to protect assets 23:30 - The misunderstood value of assets: worth, taxes, and liquidity 24:02 - End-of-divorce financial steps: review, monitor, and monitor again 28:13 - Handling the family home: debts, emotional value, and affordability 32:21 - Preventing costly errors with retirement accounts and pensions 36:25 - The significance of cash flow planning, child support, and alimony considerations 40:14 - Why creditors’ claims matter and how to protect your credit 43:19 - Navigating post-decree tasks and ongoing financial responsibilities 47:03 - Rebuilding your financial literacy immediately after divorce 48:45 - Social Security benefits and pension considerations 53:12 - Quick tips: actions to take now if divorce seems inevitable 57:29 - The mindset shift: turning financial literacy into a decision, not an aptitude

Learn how to protect your money during divorce, avoid costly mistakes, divide assets wisely, and rebuild your financial future with confidence. In this episode of The Conscious Divorce Podcast, Justin Milrad speaks with divorce financial expert Leah Hadley about how to protect your money before, during, and after divorce. They explore how divorce affects people differently depending on age and life stage, why cash flow matters as much as the settlement itself, and how choices involving the family home, retirement accounts, Social Security, health insurance, and debt can shape your long-term financial future. Leah also explains which documents to gather, why equal-looking assets may have very different real values, how a QDRO works, and the practical steps needed to rebuild savings, reduce high-interest debt, and regain financial stability after divorce. 00:00 Divorce and the financial reality 03:20 Leah Hadley’s path into divorce finance06:39 How divorce affects younger families10:51 Gray divorce and retirement planning14:10 Health insurance after divorce17:44 Gaining clarity around your finances18:49 The emotional weight of money stress22:16 Financial documents to gather first25:33 Dividing assets, retirement accounts, and Social Security33:50 Beneficiaries and estate planning updates35:29 Deciding whether to keep the family home39:25 Rebuilding wealth after divorce44:25 Rapid-fire divorce finance questions48:14 Final takeaways and resources Connect With Leah HadleySchedule a consultation: https://www.greatlakesdfs.com/contact?kj_previewing=true Get Leah’s book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4fvEZsX Join The Empowered Sisterhood: https://www.watchherthrive.co/empowered-sisterhood Connect With Justin MilradBook a free divorce strategy consultation: https://reclaimandreboot.me/booking Explore Justin’s divorce and co-parenting books: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Justin-Milrad/author/B0FB9FC6QC Subscribe to The Conscious Divorce Podcast for practical conversations about divorce strategy, finances, co-parenting, emotional recovery, and rebuilding your life.