And understand that if you want a long, messy, expensive divorce, that's what lawyers are there for.

But you really can be mindful about the process and be transparent with your spouse on how

you intend to move through it.

And it changes everything.

It doesn't mean there's not conflict.

There's always going to be conflict and divorce.

That's just how it is.

But it also means that you can get through this process without blowing it up.

Hey, everyone.

Thanks so much for joining me today on Her Money.

I'm Gene Chatsky.

And today I want to talk about the things

that can really derail a divorce, not the house, not even the custody battle. I am talking about

the credit card points. I'm talking about the family Costco card, the life insurance policy,

and yes, that shared Netflix account

that somehow you keep getting charged for six months after the split, even though you never

use it. Yeah, these things may seem minor, but in the world of divorce, it's sometimes the small stuff that can

cause the biggest problems. These tiny financial details are often overlooked until they lead to

unexpected expenses, drawn out negotiations, and honestly, a whole boatload of resentment. Divorce is already emotionally exhausting enough. The last thing

that you need is a blowout fight over your air miles, which is why I am so excited to welcome my

guest today, Aaron Levine. Aaron is a divorce lawyer turned legal tech founder who saw how the $50 billion

divorce industry profits from conflict and decided to do something about it. She created Hello

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