In this thought-provoking episode of the Wright Family Law Divorce Podcast, we step slightly aside from our traditional focus on divorce and family law to explore a critical issue that affects families across the globe: bullying and mental health among teenagers. We are thrilled to welcome Katie Kuperman, a passionate author and entrepreneur hailing from Toronto, known for her deep commitment to telling stories that resonate with audiences on a profound level. Katie brings to the table her latest novel, "The Only Way Out," a gripping narrative inspired by the tragic story of Amanda Todd, which ..read more

In this enlightening episode of the Wright Family Law Divorce podcast, we dive deep into the complex world of divorce, recovery, and personal transformation with our esteemed guest, Nick Meima. With over 16 years of experience as a Divorce Recovery Group Facilitator, Relationship Coach, and Business Coach, Nick brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to the table, offering practical advice and heartfelt anecdotes to guide individuals through one of life's most challenging transitions. "Untying Knots: Navigating Divorce and Rediscovering Yourself with Nick Meima" explores the emotional and log ..read more

In Episode 17, we are honored to have TikTok sensation Raychell Jones join us. Widely recognized for her candid and inspirational videos detailing her personal struggles, Raychell provides hope and insight to those navigating the intricacies of blended families. Raychell takes us on a heart-rending journey in this deeply touching episode, recounting the pain of enduring childhood abuse at the hands of her father and grandmother. The sudden death of her father when she was just 11 further compounded her trauma. Yet, in the midst of this devastation, Raychell paints a poignant picture of resilie ..read more

In Episode 16 of the Wright Family Law Divorce podcast, Divorce and Family Law Attorney Sharie Reyes Albers of the Virginia Family Law Center provides invaluable insights into the complex world of parenting time within the realm of family law. Sharie Reyes Albers is a partner at Virginia Family Law Center and practices exclusively in family law. Sharie received her Juris Doctor from Syracuse University College of Law in 2012 and represents clients in all areas in family law, including divorce, child custody and visitation, child support, spousal support, equitable distribution, and simple adop ..read more

In Episode 15, Ellen engages in an insightful conversation with Chuck Borgioli, a Certified Divorce Mortgage Professional, to delve into the intricacies of preserving your marital home following a divorce. Chuck's impressive career spans over three decades, with extensive experience in credit and interest rate markets, earning him high regard in the divorce finance community.Divorce is an emotionally charged juncture in life, often accompanied by a barrage of questions about the uncertain road ahead. One of the most poignant queries that surfaces during this time is, "Can I maintain ownership ..read more

In episode of 14 of The Wright Family Law Divorce Podcast, host Ellen engages in a deeply insightful conversation with Doreen K., a remarkable woman who bravely shares her journey through the trials and triumphs of divorcing her alcoholic husband of 20 years. Titled "Sobriety's Crossroads," this episode dives into the complexities of navigating divorce while grappling with the challenges of a partner's active alcoholism.Doreen opens up about her personal story, recounting the early signs of her husband's alcoholism, the toll it took on their marriage, and the pivotal moments that led her to th ..read more

Ellen is joined by Kevin Dorsey from Our Family Wizard to explore the positive impact of Co-parenting apps on blended family life, helping to bring organization and reduce conflicts. With an increasing number of app options available, they discuss key factors to consider when choosing one, as well as the most beneficial tools they offer. They also delve into the process of obtaining court orders for app usage and encouraging the other household to embrace it. If you're curious about starting with a co-parenting app, this discussion is a must-listen!OurFamilyWizard stands as the world's largest ..read more

In episode 12 of the #wrightfamilylawdivorcepodcast we delve into the powerful story of Nicole L, who emerged from the shadows of financial abuse and found her inner strength amidst the turmoil of her ex-husband's midlife crisis during her #divorce in #massachusetts Join us as we embark on a deeply personal journey, where Nicole L. candidly shares her experiences of navigating the complex web of manipulation and control that often accompanies financial abuse. With incredible resilience, she reveals the intricate dynamics that unfolded before, during, and after the divorce process. Nicole L.'s ..read more

As parents, we want the best for our kids, but what if ttherapy is just a waste of time and money for your troubled teenager? It is not uncommon for the family court to order children to attend therapy in a divorce or other coparenting dispute, but what happens if forcing them to go causes even more conflict? Could your situation go from bad to worse?Let's face it - teenagers are not equipped to handle the same level of emotional complexity as adults. Their brains are underdeveloped, their attention spans are limited, and their impulse control is practically non-existent. It's no wonder that p ..read more

Episode 8 Attorney Wright saw an interesting question posted on an online legal forum recently: Will I look bad if I refuse mediation? Reasons not to go may be many, but there could be consequences in court if your refuse. What does that mean for your case? What will the judge think? Are you putting your case at risk? Do you run the risk of giving the family law judge the wrong impression if you refuse to try to settle your case through the conciliation process?Although the conciliator/mediator is impartial, has family court experience and is trustworthy, you still may not be able to see yours ..read more