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An Attorney’s Advice to Divorcing Mothers

Most mamas walk into their first meeting with a divorce lawyer nervous, overwhelmed… and assuming the attorney will somehow know what to do next. But what if that assumption is quietly costing women time, money, and unnecessary suffering? In this episode, I share a conversation that gave me real hope—one that affirmed something I see every day in my work with mothers navigating divorce: the condition you’re in while divorcing matters more than most people realize. We explore: A common misunderstanding about what lawyers are (and aren’t) there to do Why being “prepared” has less to do with paperwork than you think What to pay attention to during that first consultation—beyond credentials How clarity, grounding, and intuition shape divorce outcomes Why the right support outside the legal system can change everything This isn’t about doing divorce perfectly or knowing all the answers upfront. It’s about learning how to take your seat at the table—calmly, confidently, and in alignment with what matters most to you and your kids. — If you’re a professional, independent mother facing off with divorce, worried about your emotional wellbeing, your kids and your future…and want a better way to navigate it all, here’s how we can help: FREE DIVORCE WORKSHOP (https://www.bestselfintuitivedivorce....) BOOK A FREE STRATEGY CALL (https://www.bestselfintuitivedivorce....) The Intuitive Divorce Podcast helps mothers navigate the messy waters of divorce to achieve the best outcomes for themselves and their kids. Your host, divorce coach Kristen Noel, explores strategies to engage with lawyers and courts, communicate with and protect your children, apply boundaries with a high-conflict or narcissistic partner, and prepare yourself emotionally and financially for this difficult transition — so you can heal, reclaim your mojo and set yourself up for a beautiful next chapter. Learn more at: intuitivedivorce.com (http://intuitivedivorce.com)