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How Not To Suck At Divorce

Morgan Stogsdill and Andrea Rappaport
Divorce
Co-Parenting
Family Law
Mental Health
Emotional Abuse
Divorce Process
Communication With Attorneys
Mediation
Legal Advice
Saving Money
Community Support
Child Custody
Therapy
Parenting
High-Conflict Mediation
High Conflict Divorce
WTF Divorce
Online Resources
Legal Representation
Conflict Resolution

Get real divorce advice your lawyer may be too polite to share. We break down unpopular divorce opinions and practical divorce tips that can save you thousands of dollars in legal fees, reduce stress, and help you avoid costly mistakes. How Not to Suck at Divorce is the divorce podcast for people who want clarity, strategy, and support. Hosted by powerhouse family law attorney Morgan Stogsdill, he... more

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Rushing a divorce can cost you money, leverage, and peace—especially if you’re dating, listening to family “advice,” or skipping the right experts. In this episode, Morgan Stogsdill and Andrea Rappaport break down the most common divorce regrets and ... more

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When your divorce is dragging because the other side won’t respond, it can feel like psychological warfare—especially when kids and money are on the line. In this episode, Morgan Stogsdill and Andrea Rappaport break down what’s actually happening whe... more

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If you’re saying “my ex is a narcissist”… listen first.

If you’ve spent more than five minutes on TikTok, Reddit, or Instagram, you’ve seen it everywhere: “My co-parent is a narcissist.” And we get why that label feels validating. It gives your pain... more

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One minute you feel strong, clear-headed, and relieved… and the next you’re sobbing in your car wondering if you just destroyed your life. If you feel emotionally unrecognizable during divorce, you are not alone—and you’re not “doing it wrong.”

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Recent Guests

Kristen Holstrom
Custody law expert and attorney
Custody Queens
Episode: 186. Divorcing a “Narcissist”? What to Avoid So You Don’t Hurt Your Case
Samantha McBride
Custody law expert and attorney
Custody Queens
Episode: 186. Divorcing a “Narcissist”? What to Avoid So You Don’t Hurt Your Case
Cary J. Mogerman
A highly regarded divorce lawyer in Missouri
Mogerman Law
Episode: 178. How Asking ‘WHY’ Can Change Your Divorce
Jon Bassford
Co-parenting expert with a JD and MBA
Episode: 177. The Co-Parenting Secret That Changes Everything
Rebecca Feinglos
Founder of Grieve Leave, expert on grief
Episode: 170. The Emotional Divorce Support You Didn't Know You Needed
Laura Richards
Host of That's Where I'm At podcast. She shares her journey of leaving an abusive marriage and the emotional challenges she faced.
That's Where I'm At podcast
Episode: 165. Crucial Action Steps When Divorcing an Abusive Partner (And a Story That Will Help You Understand Cohersive Control)
Dr. Nadine Macaluso
Therapist, author of Run Like Hell, former wife of Jordan Belfort
Independent
Episode: 164. Pre Divorce Action Steps For Leaving An Abusive Marriage (And a Personal Story That Inspired a Blockbuster Movie)
Steven Bradley
Former FBI Special Agent focusing on cybersecurity and cyber-stalking
Tech Cowboy, Family Wizard
Episode: 161. How to Use Chat GPT in Your Divorce and How NOT to Use it
Heather McGinley
Emmy award-winning author, podcaster, and founder of The Happily Never After
The Happily Never After
Episode: 159. I Should Have Gotten Divorced Before I Got Married: An Inspirational Divorce Story

Hosts

Morgan Stogsdill
A family law attorney and head of family law at a major firm, Morgan offers practical legal insights and support for those navigating divorce.
Andrea Rappaport
Comedian and marketing professional, Andrea provides unique perspectives and humor related to the divorce experience, making the topics relatable.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 363 ratings
  • Game changer!

    I just wanted to say that I would be lost without you guys. Not only do you make me laugh, but you’ve given me crucial advice and the courage to navigate my divorce. Dealing with two teenagers during this time is tough, but I think I’m handling it beautifully thanks to you guys. I truly appreciate everything you both do!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HB Mom 83
    United Statesa month ago
  • A Must Listen!

    This podcast is amazing! Full of great information.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    burchtc80
    United Statesa month ago
  • Great Podcast!!

    Love your podcast!

    Listen every night! Wish I would have found you years ago!! Still very helpful! Appreciate your honesty while addressing many different subjects!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    #courage
    United Statesa month ago
  • Thanks

    Good conversations that allow us an occasional snort of laughter in an otherwise pretty bleak time in our lives - I’ll never think of hair extensions again without thinking about this podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Burnt out doc
    Australia2 months ago
  • So helpful

    All the information given in the podcast is so helpful. I have learned to keep my cool and be proactive so I am ready for anything that comes my way. I’ve got this and they have me!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Soon to be an X
    United States3 months ago

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Many listeners recommend it as a vital resource for understanding and dealing with the complexities of divorce.
Listeners appreciate the humor mixed with expert advice, stating it offers a lifeline during difficult times.
Feedback indicates a strong connection to the hosts, who bring empathy and relatability to serious topics.
Many highlight the actionable strategies provided, emphasizing the show's practical value.
Overall, the show is praised for its comprehensive take on navigating divorce.
Some episodes are noted for being overly humorous at times, potentially missing deeper insights.

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Talking Points

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187. Divorce Help. When the Other Side Won’t Respond: Motions to Compel, Subpoenas, and Strategy
Q: How often is the stalling because of the attorney and not because of the client?
Most of the time they're not organized, but there are times when delays might be strategic from the attorney's perspective.
187. Divorce Help. When the Other Side Won’t Respond: Motions to Compel, Subpoenas, and Strategy
Q: How should somebody approach their attorney to help them figure out what they're dealing with, meaning why is the other side stalling?
The first thing they can do is say, 'I'm frustrated by how slowly this is moving.'
183. When the Kids Aren't With You For Christmas (Divorce Support)
Q: Can you give us a story of someone who successfully navigated the holidays post-divorce?
A client named Chad worried about spending Christmas alone without his kids, but he followed a plan which kept him busy and helped him cope.
183. When the Kids Aren't With You For Christmas (Divorce Support)
Q: How often do clients truly halt their divorce process over holiday emotions?
It's usually just feelings during this time of year; rarely do clients stop their divorce process completely.
177. The Co-Parenting Secret That Changes Everything
Q: How do you help people change their mindset to be open to the fact that co-parenting could get better?
Jon emphasizes that it is tough to see improvement during difficult times, but with time and intentional effort, relationships can improve.

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1. Kristen Holstrom
2. Samantha McBride
3. Cary J. Mogerman
4. Jon Bassford
5. Rebecca Feinglos
6. Laura Richards
7. Dr. Nadine Macaluso
8. Steven Bradley

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