
Been There Got Out Podcast
Been There Got Out Podcast
Strategies for Empowering Your Divorce Journey
What if navigating the often turbulent waters of divorce could actually lead to empowerment and personal growth? Join us on a transformative journey as we sit down with Chloe, a certified divorce coach from London and a key member of the Amicable Divorce Network, who unveils her new book, "Don't Screw Up Your Divorce." Chloe shares invaluable insights on how to maintain control and make informed decisions during this challenging life transition.
We explore the unique hurdles faced by expats and international families and contrast Chloe's amicable approach with our own experiences in high-conflict divorces. Chloe's expertise sheds light on how emotional preparation and the right information can help prevent common mistakes and potential conflicts. Our conversation takes an insightful turn as we discuss the delicate subject of discussing divorce with children and other stakeholders. It's crucial to manage expectations and approach the process with a clear understanding of reality, rather than harboring hopes for emotionally charged legal battles. Chloe and I focus on the importance of thoughtful communication with children, recognizing the differing needs based on their developmental stages. We also delve into the impact of divorce on adult children, who may feel blindsided and experience shifts in their perception of family stability. Understanding these dynamics is key to navigating these discussions with compassion and foresight.
We also explore the wealth of support resources available to individuals undergoing divorce. Chloe introduces us to a range of alternatives to traditional divorce proceedings, such as mediation and collaborative law, offering pathways to less painful and more cost-effective outcomes. We highlight the importance of strategic financial planning and selecting the right professional support to maintain control over the situation. Wrapping up the episode, we express our gratitude for Chloe's valuable contributions and wish her continued success with her book and future endeavors.