What happens when divorce, money, courtroom decisions, and complicated family dynamics collide? In this episode, Raif and Rahul break down several relationship stories making headlines and examine the legal questions behind them.

They begin with John Overdeck’s divorce and the financial issues surrounding the case, followed by a discussion about why his wife’s testimony was barred. The conversation then moves to Liz Cho and Josh Elliott’s divorce before taking an unexpected turn with the story of Quinton Aaron and the fallout after his wife discovered he was already married.

Raif and Rahul also tackle a listener’s question about parenting coordinators and whether bringing one into a family law dispute is worth the expense. To wrap things up, they discuss Illinois Supreme Court Rule 909 and what the rule means in the context of family law.

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Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction

03:20 John Overdeck's Divorce

14:29 Wife's Testimony Barred

19:05 Liz Cho & Josh Elliott Divorce

24:03 Quinton Aaron Learns His Wife Was Still Married.

30:05 Listener’s Question: Is a Parenting Coordinator Worth It?

Episode Links:

Wife of hedge-fund mogul barred from testifying in record-breaking NJ divorce case after hacking his email: judge - https://bit.ly/3SJAmEi

Blind Side’s Quinton Aaron, Wife Not Spoken Since Learning She Was Married - https://bit.ly/3SUNHtu

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