Ep. 146 Navigating Divorce and Co-Parenting with Attorney Nicole Sodoma

Recovering From Reality

Dear Media, Alexis Haines

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🗓️ 30 May 2022

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

In this week’s episode I am sitting down with Nicole Sodoma—a Marriage-loving Divorce Attorney and Author. We discuss our shared backgrounds of growing up in divorced households, the importance of dual devotion in a partnership, what you should know about prenups, why you shouldn’t say “I’m sorry” when someone tells you they’re divorced, explaining divorce to kids, and so much more.

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0:00.0	The following podcast is a deer media production.
0:07.5	Hey, this is Alexis Haines and welcome to Recovering from Reality,
0:11.6	where I illuminate the messy and magical path of coming home to yourself.
0:16.1	Whether you're on the road to recovery, seeking self-care techniques for surviving the
0:20.5	capitalist machine, or just need a moment to remember that you're not alone in your loneliness,
0:26.2	we're serving up the ultimate truth. Your challenges don't define you, how you deal with them does.
0:33.0	So are you ready to recover from reality?
0:37.7	One of the things that it becomes really frustrating, that you cannot control the narrative,
0:45.6	like the perspective of both especially when you share children, what was an acceptable behavior
0:54.7	before you separated as apparently no longer an acceptable behavior?
0:59.3	And you know, I say the people we marry are not the people we divorce.
1:03.6	They're going, they're just not true.
1:06.0	It's not the same.
1:10.4	That was a quick clip from this week's episode with Nicole Sadoma.
1:14.8	She is a family law attorney who has been divorced, loves marriage,
1:20.5	and has some great insight and perspective for you guys on how to handle divorce,
1:29.3	how to go into a marriage being prepared for any possible outcome.
1:35.3	I know that anytime that we talk about these kind of taboo subjects, we can want to turn it off or walk away.
1:45.1	But it's so important to be informed and sitting in the discomfort of this might illuminate some
1:50.4	thing that you didn't know needed to be illuminated and help you better prepare for something in your
1:56.2	life. And I'm sure many of you will have happy successful marriages.
2:01.0	Just like I consider mine to be like I really do looking back at the last 10 years of marriage with Evan,
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