The Amicable Divorce Network Podcast (Tracy Moore-Grant)

In this episode Tracy is joined by Suzy Miller, a divorce strategist and the Amicable Ambassador for the United Kingdom. We will look into the complexities of the UK family law system.

Join us for a valuable discussion on the nuances of the UK family law system and gain insights into how to approach divorce proceedings with clarity and empathy. Don't miss this episode as we empower you to navigate the challenging terrain of divorce with knowledge and understanding.

In this weeks episode we are joined by Chloe O., a certified divorce coach and conflict management expert based in London, who specializes in guiding individuals through the complexities of international divorce and custody issues.

Chloe's expertise extends globally, assisting people from various corners of the world in navigating the challenges unique to international relationships. In this episode, we discuss how Chloe's approach helps individuals dissolve their marriages efficiently and with less emotional and financial strain.

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Welcome to the Amicable Divorce Network podcast. In this episode, attorney-turned-divorce coach Cherie Morris shares insights on staying in your lane during the divorce and co-parenting journey.

Join Tracy and Cherie as they explore Cherie's transition from law to coaching, the importance of emotional support, and discovering her passion amidst personal experience.

You can contact Cherie through the Member Directory found at:

https://www.amicabledivorcenetwork.com/

Or through her website: https://deardivorcecoach.com/

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In this episode, Tracy is talking with Rob Roseman creator of @wtfdivorce and Kristy Tiesing a team member for both WTF Divorce and ADN on the role of social media when navigating divorce. They discuss how to utilize social media for information, connect with divorce professionals you trust, and the importance of transparency and humor in the divorce process. This episode is packed with practical advice for anyone considering or going through a divorce, and for divorce professionals aiming to enhance their online presence.

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In this episode Tracy welcomes Melody Swilling of Swilling Family Law for a comprehensive discussion on prenuptial agreements. They cover the importance of having these agreements, common misconceptions, financial implications, and the ideal time to plan for one.

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Welcome to the Amicable Divorce Network podcast this episode features a conversation with Celia Conrad, a divorce and breakup coach, who will be discussing recent changes in UK law focusing on mediating divorce cases. Join host Tracy Ann Moore Grant as they explore the benefits of resolving divorce cases amicably, the impact on mental health, and the importance of choosing the right path for your divorce.

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Welcome to the Amicable Divorce Network podcast, dedicated to guiding individuals through divorce with grace and understanding. In this episode, our guest, Dan Branch from IAG Forensic and Valuation, shares insights into navigating complex financial matters, particularly small business valuation, in divorce cases. With over 20 years of experience and specialized designations, Dan sheds light on misconceptions surrounding business valuation and emphasizes the importance of expert guidance, whether in litigation or amicable proceedings. Tune in to learn more about the crucial role of forensic accounting in divorce settlements.

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Welcome to the Amicable Divorce Network podcast, where we cover how to navigate separation and divorce minus the controversy.

In this episode, Beverly Price, a certified divorce coach and founder of the Divorce Coalition, talks about domestic violence in divorce.

Beverly shares her story and stresses the importance of not just surviving divorce, but ensuring the best possible process.

Listen in as we uncover insights and solutions aimed at improving the divorce experience for abuse survivors, and learn how the Divorce Coalition is pioneering efforts to create a more supportive and understanding environment for those seeking to break free from abusive relationships.

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In this episode, Tracy is joined by Suzanne Winlove- Smith, a mediator and divorce coach from Canada who works with high-conflict couples. Suzanne discusses the trauma and emotional challenges clients face during high-conflict divorces, strategies for de-escalating tension, and the importance of proper support. She also shares her mediation techniques, emphasizing authentic communication and client empowerment. Learn how to navigate the complexities of high-conflict divorces and achieve amicable resolutions.

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In today's episode we are talking to Pamela Traynor, a life coach and divorce coach who guides individuals through the divorce process.

Pamela explains the role of a divorce coach, and discusses the importance of support, motivation, and making informed choices throughout the entire divorce journey.

If you are considering working with a divorce coach but are unsure of how the process works or what their role in your divorce could be; give this episode a listen.

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Welcome to the Amicable Divorce Network podcast, dedicated to educating individuals and professionals on family law issues. In this episode, Tracy Ann Moore Grant, founder of the Amicable Divorce Network, is joined by member Misty Ralston, an estate planning attorney from Southern New Jersey. They discuss the steps divorced individuals should take for estate planning post-divorce, including changing beneficiaries, setting up trusts for children, and the implications of remarrying. Misty also shares tips such as naming short-term guardians and the importance of updating estate plans every three years. Whether you're in the divorce process or have finalized it, this episode provides insights for securing your family's future.

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In this episode Tracy explores the impact of divorce coaching on family law with guests Debra Doak and Tracy Callahan, founders of the Divorce Coaches Academy. Discover the inception of divorce coaching, the importance of ADR (alternative dispute resolution), and how properly trained divorce coaches support clients and family law professionals. Learn how finding the right divorce coach can lead to more efficient and amicable resolutions. Tune in for invaluable insights on navigating divorce with the right support.

In this episode, Tracy discusses mediation in family law with Ginger Dugan, an attorney and mediator. They explore Ginger's experience in family law, compare mediation and arbitration, and highlight the role of mediators. Insights include varying mediation practices across jurisdictions, the importance of client comfort, and strategies for effective mediation.

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Tracy welcomes Tracy Gould Sheinen, an experienced Georgia-based mediator, to explore comprehensive strategies for effective mediation. They discuss the significance of thorough financial documentation, including professional appraisals of assets and detailed accounting of debts and expenses. The conversation also covers parenting logistics and highlights the importance of mindset, emotional preparedness, and understanding core values. With a focus on negotiation, planning, and maintaining child-centered goals, this episode provides actionable advice for successful mediation outcomes. Don't miss these insights to navigate your mediation process with confidence and clarity. Visit ClarityMediation.net to connect with Tracy for her mediation services.

In this episode, Tracy, is talking again to Alexandra Geczi, an attorney and the Amicable Ambassador for Texas, about the importance of no-fault divorce. They discuss the potential impact of eliminating no-fault divorce laws, the history and benefits of these laws, and the real-world implications on families, the legal system, and society at large.

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Tracy and Jeanette discuss the often-overlooked non-financial costs of divorce, including mental health impacts, relational strains, and the public nature of litigation. They emphasize the inefficiencies of the court system and the benefits of amicable divorce practices, which prioritize the well-being of children and allow for a more efficient resolution process. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding the emotional and relational costs associated with divorce and advocates for a more compassionate approach to family law.

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In this episode Tracy Ann Moore-Grant and mental health professional Kathleen Shack discuss the complexity of deciding whether to divorce. They explore the emotional struggles individuals face during this decision-making process and introduce discernment counseling as a structured approach to help couples navigate their options. The conversation emphasizes the importance of mental health support and the role of professionals in guiding individuals through the divorce process.

For more information on working with Kathleen you can find her on the following social channels:

IG: https://www.instagram.com/familysolutionscounselingga/

FB: https://www.facebook.com/FamilySolutionsCounselingGA/

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/kathleenshacklmft

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Tracy is joined by attorney and mediator Neena Saxena to discuss the challenges faced by people of diverse cultural backgrounds in the family court system. They explore how cultural differences can impact divorce proceedings, the importance of self-advocacy, and practical tips to better educate legal representatives.

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Tracy and attorney Jeanette Soltys discuss the often-overlooked non-financial costs of divorce, including mental health impacts, relational strains, and loss of privacy. They emphasize the inefficiencies of the court system and the benefits of amicable divorce processes, which can lead to quicker resolutions and better outcomes for families. The conversation highlights the importance of prioritizing children's well-being and maintaining healthy co-parenting relationships.

To dive deeper into the amicable approach; get your own copy of our new book Divorce Amicably: Your Road to Resolution covering everything you need to know to be well-informed.

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The month of January is child centered divorce month; and putting children first in divorce is a root mission for all professionals here at the Amicable Divorce Network.

This episode we are talking to Rosalind Sedacca. A Certified Divorce Coach and founder of Child Centered Divorce month.

She is passionate about what she does and provides several valuable insights in this episode.

To check out Rosalind and see a list of Amicable Divorce Network professionals in your area visit our website:

www.amicabledivorcenetwork.com

Welcome back to the Amicable Divorce Network podcast, hosted by Tracy Ann Moore Grant, founder of the Amicable Divorce Network. In this episodeTracy is joined by Dominic Scarpelli, a Wealth Management Advisor who specializes in tax-efficient investment strategies and financial planning. Dominic discusses the role of financial planning before, during, and after divorce, including risk management, budgeting, and legacy planning. He emphasizes the importance of professional guidance in managing marital wealth division, creating financial roadmaps, and securing a stable financial future.

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In this episode, Tracy and board member Dennis Collard celebrate Pride Month with a special presentation. Dennis, a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, breaks down the meanings behind each letter in the acronym, shedding light on the significance of LGBTQIA+ identities and orientations. They discuss the history of Pride Month, the creation and evolution of the Pride flag, and the importance of recognizing and honoring the diverse experiences within the community.

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In this episode of the Amicable Divorce Network podcast we sit down with Tami Wollensak, a Certified Divorce Lending professional.

Tami and Tracy discuss the impact of decisions made with your mortgage during divorce, common misconceptions, and what to think about in regards to your home as you navigate divorce.

Tami is available to assist as a mortgage lender in all 50 states and you can find more info about her and her services at her website.

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In this episode, Tracy discusses the importance of seeking emotional support during a divorce with UK ADN members Chloe O. and Polly Bloom. With combined experience in divorce coaching and conflict de-escalation, they share their personal journeys and professional advice on managing emotions, avoiding impulsive decisions, and the significance of support groups. Their online support group, The Divorce Circle, provides accessible and affordable emotional support for individuals worldwide.

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Tracy sits down with stand-up comedian Michele Traina. reator of the 'Divorce Diaries' comedic show. She shares her journey from improv to stand-up comedy post-divorce. Together they discuss how comedy helped navigate her divorce, the psychological stages of divorce, and the universal themes of loss, rejection, and acceptance. Michelle reveals the impact of her comedy on her dating life and co-parenting dynamics. Tune in for laughs, insights, and an uplifting perspective on divorce.

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In this episode, Tracy Ann Moore Grant, founder of the Amicable Divorce Network, is joined by Kathy Bloom, an attorney, mediator, arbitrator, and lawyer. Kathy elaborates on the use of arbitration in family law cases. They discuss the differences between arbitration and mediation, the qualifications required to become an arbitrator, and the benefits of private arbitration. The conversation also highlights the nuances of binding arbitration agreements, privacy considerations, and how arbitration can bring efficient resolutions to family law cases. Tune in to learn more about how arbitration can be a viable solution in family law disputes.

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In this episode, Tracy is joined by Kathleen Shack, a seasoned mental health professional and a founding member of the Amicable Divorce Network.

With almost 24 years of experience, Kathleen specializes in working with couples at various stages of their relationships, from premarital counseling to discernment counseling and navigating divorce in a healthy manner.

Discernment counseling is a unique and valuable process for individuals on the brink of divorce, helping them gain clarity and confidence about the direction of their relationship.

The format of discernment counseling involves individual-focused conversations, breaking down the couple's history, understanding each person's perspective, and exploring contributions to the relationship.

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In this episode Tracy sits down with Storey Jones from Dtour.Life who goes in detail about the platform that allows Amicable Divorce professionals to streamline their processes with their clients and uphold the high standards of integrity which ADN values in serving their clients. Learn more about the program and how it supports and facilitates the goals of ADN as you listen to Tracy and Storey. As always, follow and like for more information about the Amicable Divorce Network.

Tracy and guest Storey Jones discuss the importance of an amicable mindset in divorce, the role of technology in facilitating a smoother process, and the significance of teamwork among professionals. They explore how the Dtour.life platform empowers clients with access to their financial data and promotes a collaborative approach to divorce, ultimately aiming to reduce conflict and emotional distress. The conversation emphasizes the need for a shift in perspective regarding divorce, moving away from adversarial practices towards a more constructive and supportive framework.

To dive deeper into the amicable approach; get your own copy of our new book Divorce Amicably: Your Road to Resolution covering everything you need to know to be well-informed.

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In this episode we sit down with Melissa Ocean, a seasoned Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, who brings over 32 years of expertise in guiding individuals through the financial aspects of divorce.

Melissa, the founder and CEO of Divorce Strategies Group and Abundant Wealth Strategies, chats with Tracy and shares her knowledge of how to navigate the financial landscape of divorce. Melissa has a passion for empowering individuals to transform through divorce while understanding and harnessing their financial resources.

Listen as, Melissa breaks down the role of a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) and sheds light on the vital functions they serve within the divorce process.

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In this episode Tracy is joined by Claire Edwards. A family law attorney from the state of Louisiana. Claire and Tracy discuss how to build your perfect divorce team and what expert services you need to complement the knowledge and skills that your chosen attorney is able to provide you. You can find more information about Claire in our Membership Directory on the Amicable Divorce Network Website.

In this episode of the Amicable Divorce Network Podcast, we explore divorce finances with Hirsch Serman, a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA). Hirsch breaks down the role of CDFA professionals, focusing on tax implications and asset division strategies gleaned from his 25 years as a CPA. Gain practical insights into navigating tax changes and optimizing asset splits. Tune in for essential advice on achieving financial clarity amid divorce complexities.

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In this episode Tracy sits down with T.H. and Jess of ExExperts as they discuss what life can look like on the other side of divorce. Each goes through and details the silver linings they have found, changes they've been able to make, and perspective shifts that helped them heal.

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In this episode of the Amicable Divorce Network podcast, Tracy is joined by Lisa Johnson, co-founder of "Been There, Got Out" a high-conflict divorce coach and certified domestic violence advocate. Lisa’s explains what the concept of legal abuse is, and provides insights for coping and strategizing against those circumstances, particularly in high-conflict family law scenarios.

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Welcome to The Amicable Divorce Network Podcast. In this episode Tracy sits down with Karis Nafte an online Peet Custody Mediator and Dog Behavior Consultant. You can find more from Karis at her website:

https://www.whokeepsthedog.com/

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Tracy speaks with Karis Nafte, founder of Who Keeps the Dog? Pet Custody Mediation, about managing pet custody issues during divorce. Karis, is a certified dog behavior consultant and accredited family mediator. She offers insights on understanding pet behavior, the emotional impact of shared custody, and creating well-informed custody arrangements. The discussion covers emotional challenges for pets, particularly dogs and cats, the importance of maintaining stable environments, and practical strategies for shared custody. Tune in for expert advice and real-life examples to ensure the well-being of your pets during and after a divorce.

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Tracy welcomes Jamie Lima—a seasoned financial expert holding an MBA, and certifications as a CFP, CDFA, and mediator. Jamie discusses his role in helping clients navigate the financial complexities of divorce, and offers practical advice on building a team to manage both the legal and financial aspects.

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In this episode of the Amicable Divorce Network podcast, Tracy sits down with Alexandra Geczi, an Amicable Ambassador for Dallas, Texas. Alexandra, an attorney, certified amicable divorce professional, and author, shares her unique journey in family law, focusing exclusively on representing women, overcoming professional challenges, and the inspiration behind her children's book, 'A Princess's Journey: Life's Next Chapter'. They discuss Alexandra's personal and professional experiences navigating and transforming her law practice, the impact of the #MeToo movement, and the importance of holistic support in divorce cases.

In this episode, join us as we sit down with Johnny Dugan, a certified amicable divorce professional and realtor based in Georgia. Johnny is a valuable member of the Amicable Divorce Network who brings a unique perspective to the real estate industry with his specialized training in the needs of divorced clients.

Johnny's expertise goes beyond the traditional realtor role, as he helps individuals navigate the emotional and logistical challenges of divorce-related real estate. This episode shows how the approach of an Amicable Divorce Network professional like Johnny can ensure a smoother divorce process on all fronts.

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In this episode Tracy and attorney Kathryn Harry discuss the differences between legal separation and divorce. They explore the implications of legal separation, who it may benefit, and the pros and cons of choosing this route over divorce. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding state-specific laws and the need for professional guidance in navigating these complex decisions.

To dive deeper into the amicable approach; get your own copy of our new book Divorce Amicably: Your Road to Resolution covering everything you need to know to be well-informed.

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Welcome to the Amicable Divorce Network podcast, hosted by Tracy Ann Moore Grant. In this episode, Tracy is joined by Katy Harris from Mediation Matters Midlands in the UK. They discuss the benefits of mediation in divorce cases, recent changes in the UK's divorce procedure emphasizing mediation, and the importance of legal advice in mediation. Katy explains the process, costs, and the role of lawyer-assisted mediation. They also explore the broader impact of mediation on families and the mental health of children, and highlight the importance of teaching conflict resolution skills to younger generations. Tune in for valuable insights on how mediation can lead to more amicable and efficient divorce resolutions.

In this episode Tracy sits down with Fraud Investigator and Forensic Accountant Tracy Coenen. Tracy shares her expertise and advice on her IG account @divorcemoneyguide, TikTok, LinkedIn and other socials. She also has a book available; Find me the Money which can be found among other resources on her website.

Tracy Coenen is a renowned forensic accountant and the brains behind the Divorce Money Guide.

Tracy’s passion lies in helping people who feel powerless in the divorce process to regain their confidence and take control of their money. By following her carefully laid out steps, people in the process of divorce go from uninformed and overwhelmed to feeling in control of their finances. 

She has been interviewed by numerous media outlets and publications as an expert on finding hidden money: CNBC, CBS, FOX, ABC, NBC, Forbes, and The Wall Street Journal, just to name a few.

The Divorce Money Guide process involves watching instructional videos, gathering your account statements, and finding your money. That's it! You will come away confident in your knowledge of the numbers, and ready to fight for the money and assets to which you are entitled.

Knowledge is power, so Tracy wants to help you get  information about your finances that will help you get the best possible settlement in your divorce.

More information and Tracy's Find me the Money Guide can be found at:

https://www.fraudcoach.com/

Tracy is joined by Sue Lee, an Amicable member from the United Kingdom. Sue is discussing how her particular blend of expertise as a hypnotherapist, NLP practitioner, EFT practitioner, and a life, health, and wellness coach can help you find healing through your divorce.

Tracy and Sue discuss hypnotherapy and its application in navigating emotional challenges, especially within the divorce process.

In this episode Andrew Hatherley discusses the things to be considered if you are going through a 'gray' divorce. Andrew hosts the The Gray Divorce Podcast.

Andrew is a Divorce Financial Advisor and Retirement Planning Counselor.

Listen as Tracy and Andrew discuss how his work complements those seeking an amicable divorce.

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The Amicable Divorce Network is an association of seasoned, licensed professionals who are dedicated to helping reasonable people navigate the process of divorce. All network members are vetted to ensure that they are leading experts in their areas of practice and have demonstrated a dedication to the Amicable Divorce Process. Network members provide expert advice and guidance while avoiding traditional, destructive litigation.

In this episode Tracy dives deep into what sets an Amicable professional apart from others in the industry; the vetting process in becoming an Amicable member; the benefits of being an Amicable professional and why more people are looking for the Amicable designation when choosing the professionals they want to work with!!

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Welcome back to the ADN podcast! In this episode, host Tracy Ann Moore Grant, founder of ADN, is joined by Storey Jones of Dtour.Life.

They discuss how Dtour.Life, a comprehensive technology platform for divorce, streamlines and organizes data to reduce costs, errors, and anxiety for clients.

Discover how this tool supports professionals, and enhances the entire divorce process through user-friendly, secure technology.

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In this episode of the Amicable Divorce Network podcast we are reversing roles and Tracy Ann Moore-Grant, founder of ADN sits down with Amy Carter, ADN member to share the motivation behind the inception and creation of the Amicable Divorce Network.

Tracy explains the importance of conflict resolution in family law, and the financial implications of high-conflict divorces. Tracy shares why she saw a need for professional vetting, fair billing practices, and the benefits of mediation over traditional adversarial processes.

The conversation also touches on the complexities of divorce cases and the value of maintaining professional relationships to facilitate amicable resolutions.

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In this episode host and ADN Founder Tracy Ann Moore-Grant is joined by Kelly Reddy-Heffner, a certified divorce financial analyst, to talk about the impact of menopause and aging on women's financial planning during divorce. This episode covers the nuances of 'gray divorce,' the importance of budgeting for age-related changes, and how professionals can better support clients in this life stage. Kelly shares tips for wellness budgeting and for maintaining clarity in financial planss.

Tune in for a thoughtful discussion on managing health, wellness, and financial stability during a pivotal time in women's lives.

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In this episode of the Amicable Divorce Network, host Tracy Ann Moore Grant discusses the issue of spyware and its impact on individuals going through divorce or separation. Tracy is joined by Steven Bradley; an expert in stalking, domestic violence, and cybersecurity, who shares insights into the prevalence of spyware and its potential consequences.

Steven is a former FBI agent and he explains that spyware is a common tool used in cases of stalking, especially during divorce or separation. He discusses how spyware works, emphasizing its ability to clone a person's cell phone, providing access to text messages, social media accounts, phone calls, and more.

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Tracy Ann Moore Grant, founder of the Amicable Divorce Network, discusses betrayal and recovery after divorce with expert Lora Cheadle on the Amicable Divorce Network podcast. This episode looks at betrayal in relationships and how to distinguish it from grief, while providing actionable steps for healing and moving forward. Learn about the emotional stages of divorce, the role of different professionals, and get advice for navigating betrayal. Lora Cheadle is a betrayal recovery coach, attorney, and TEDx speaker who helps women heal from betrayal on an energetic and ancestral level so they can rise from the ashes, reclaim their identity and self-worth, stop repeating patterns of betrayal, and reign as the sovereign queen of their own life. After being shattered by her husband’s fifteen years of infidelity, Lora knows firsthand the skills and strategies necessary to turn devastation into an invitation for healing, freedom, and joy. To connect with Lora Cheadle please visit her website: https://loracheadle.com/

Tracy, founder of the Amicable Divorce Network, discusses recent changes in UK family law mediation with Helen Greenfield and Alex Lee Gelling. Discover the revised family proceeding rules emphasizing non-court dispute resolution (NCDR) and the increased importance of Mediation Information and Assessment Meetings (MIAM). Learn about the approaches to mediation and how they vary in the UK versus the US, client and professional awareness, and the challenges in educating the legal community about mediation's benefits.

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