In part II of our Mental Health episode series, our hosts dive deep into the emotional and mental challenges that surface during divorce, especially when faced with gut-wrenching allegations and defamation.

From the complexities of family law to the personal toll of reading false claims, this conversation sheds light on what clients really experience in the trenches of family court.

Learn why maintaining your truth is vital, even when the legal process feels overwhelming or unfair. Join us as we share practical coping strategies, emotional support tips, and legal insights to help individuals navigate the storm of accusations while protecting their mental health.

This week on the "I Now Pronounce You Divorced" podcast, we discuss the emotional realities that come with ending a marriage and helpful tips to mitigate any associated mental strain. Hear practical tips that we've seen actually help clients navigate divorce and also hear the missteps that almost always backfire. Whether you're in the early stages or deep in the process, we’ll cover how to avoid common pitfalls and start building a healthier day-to-day life during a potentially challenging transition.

In Part Two of our conversation with Jennifer Kuhn, Executive Director of Mary Lee’s House, we continue to discuss the vital relationship between child advocacy centers and the court system. Jennifer explains how their collaborative, multidisciplinary model leads to stronger, more informed outcomes in custody cases, and beyond. She also shares powerful, real-life stories of resilience and recovery that highlight the life-changing impact these services have on children and families.

Interested in learning more about Mary Lee's House? Visit their website and see how you can get involved to make a difference: https://www.maryleeshouse.org/