High Vibe Divorce Podcast

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11/17/2025

“Can’t we just do our divorce ourselves?” 🤔
Technically… yes. Many couples try.

But here’s what actually happens:

- Endless forms in legalese no one understands 📑
- Missed deadlines + service requirements ⏰
- Six months later… and you’re still not divorced
- The hardest part isn’t the paperwork, it’s the conflict 💥

That’s why having a guide, a mediator, paralegal, or attorney, makes all the difference.

✨ Because divorce isn’t just paperwork. It’s facing finances, support, custody, and conflict. Having an expert by your side keeps you from getting stuck.

11/14/2025

If you’re heading into mediation with multiple properties, preparation is everything. 🏡📑

Here’s what to get clear on ⤵️

- Property details: titles, mortgages, lines of credit, and whose names are on them
- Your options: assume, refinance, buy out, or sell and split
- Reimbursement claims: did you contribute inheritance or gifts toward the property?
- Financial fit: can you qualify to take over a mortgage on your own?
- Tax consequences: what happens if you sell or transfer ownership?

✨ Pro tip: come to mediation organized. Spreadsheets, documentation, and advice from a certified divorce financial analyst or lending professional can save you time, money, and stress.

Mediation works best when you walk in with a plan, especially when multiple properties are at stake.

11/12/2025

Hate conflict? Terrified of the courtroom? 👀
I get it, I’m an introvert too.

Here’s the truth:
- Mediation isn’t a fight, it’s a conversation 💬
- You don’t have to leave your home (Zoom sessions available 🖥️)
- Attorneys can be included… or not, it’s your choice
- We can even meet separately so conflict stays low

This isn’t litigation. I’m not a judge.
It’s simply about reaching agreements that work for YOU.

✨ If you’re introverted, shy, or conflict-averse… mediation is the path that makes divorce less scary, and more human.

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11/11/2025

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11/10/2025

If you go straight to litigation, you might as well be lighting your money on fire. 🔥

Here’s why:
– Litigation drags on for months — even years
– You’ll pay 10x more than mediation
– And often… you’ll still end up with the same result

In California, community property law is pretty clear.
You could reach most of those same agreements in mediation, for a fraction of the cost.

You have two choices:
– Put your own kids through college
– Or put your attorney’s kids through college

Mediation saves your time, your sanity, and your family’s wealth. ⚖️

Choose peace over battle, and keep what’s yours.

11/07/2025

Hot take: If you’ve been separated for years… it’s time to make it official.

Here’s why dragging it out only makes things harder:

- 💸 Property + support issues get more complicated
- ⚖️ Your spouse still has legal power over you
- 🏥 They could even make medical decisions if you’re on life support

Separation feels “comfortable,” but it’s actually freezing you in place.
Either update your estate plan OR take the step to end it for good.

◽️Because freedom means having the right people, not the wrong ones, making decisions for you.

11/05/2025

Hot take: Divorce can actually improve your relationship with your children.

Here’s why ⤵️
- Constant conflict in an unhappy marriage drains your energy
- Kids feel that frustration — especially if you vent about your spouse
- Remember: your children are 50% the other parent
- Criticizing your ex confuses and hurts them 💔

But when you separate, something shifts:
✅ You can focus on YOUR relationship with your kids
✅ Less distraction, less resentment
✅ More joy in your time together

Sometimes two thriving parents in separate homes is better than one conflicted household.

11/03/2025

Do both spouses have to want mediation for it to work? 🤔
The answer: yes — at least in part.

Here’s why ⤵️

- Mediation is voluntary: a neutral mediator helps move things forward
- Both parties must sign paperwork and agree to engage
- If one spouse refuses to sign or participate, the process stops
- Without cooperation, mediation simply can’t move forward

✨ Mediation only works if both people are willing to try.

10/31/2025

Can mediation really save you from surprise legal bills that drain your savings? Absolutely. 💰

Here’s how:
– Mediation gives you clarity and control over your total cost.
– You’ll pay a flat fee, not endless hourly attorney rates.
– Everything’s handled — filings, settlement agreements, disclosures — for both parties.
– No surprise motions. No $15,000 court hearings.

Litigation? It’s a landmine. Every court date can cost $5K–$25K, and you have no control over your spouse’s attorney’s actions.

Mediation keeps things transparent, affordable, and peaceful — and often leads to better outcomes for both sides.

Don’t gamble your savings on litigation.
Choose the path that protects your peace and your pocket. 🤝

10/29/2025

Should you make it “Facebook official” and announce your divorce on social media?

Here’s the truth ⤵️

- Some never say a word — and that’s okay.
- Others post a joint statement or TikTok — also okay.
- It really depends on your community, comfort, and goals.

✨ My only advice: Wait until the case is settled.
Announce after litigation or mediation is done, so you’re free to step into your new chapter without extra stress.

Bottom line: There’s no right or wrong — just what feels right for YOU.

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10/28/2025

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10/27/2025

Not all mediation is the same ⚖️

In California, if you file custody or visitation with the court - you’re automatically sent to Family Court Services mediation.

Here’s what that means ⤵️

- Court mediation = custody + visitation only
- Depending on your county - the mediator may write recommendations for the judge (recommending vs. non-recommending counties)
- If you agree - the mediator drafts it into a court order
- If not - the judge decides

But with private mediation - you can talk about everything:

- Custody + visitation
- Property division
- Alimony or spousal support
- Any divorce-related issue

💡 So when someone says “I’m going to mediation,” know the difference.
Family court mediation = limited scope.
Private mediation = full resolution.

✨ The right choice depends on your situation - but understanding the difference is step one.

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