Filing to Final
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Filing to Final

A calm, plain-English divorce podcast for women who need to know what happens next. Each episode breaks down one part of the divorce process, explains what is legally required, and points you to state-specific checklists, scripts, and safety resources you can use right away.

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A weekly, step-by-step legal navigator separating must-dos from strategy, with state-specific checklists, scripts, and safety resources you can use tonight.

Know your next three steps

A short, state-aware checklist after every episode—what to file, when, and where.

Hire (or not) with confidence

Interview scripts and red-flag lists for attorneys, mediators, and evaluators.

Show up prepared

Hearing and mediation prep: what to bring, how to address the court, timing, and follow-ups.

Get your numbers straight

Budget worksheets, financial disclosures, and discovery must-dos translated into plain English.

Protect your safety and privacy

Discreet tech-safety reminders and DV resources in every episode's notes.

Track your progress

Binder-ready templates and a shared vocabulary: Must-Do vs.

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Rebecca

Rebecca

Austin, Texas

Started as a paralegal at twenty-three while finishing her evening law degree, then spent twelve years as a family law attorney at a mid-size firm handling everything from uncontested divorces to high-conflict custody battles. Burned out on adversarial litigation at thirty-nine and pivoted to mediation after watching too many families destroyed by the process rather than helped by it. Licensed attorney in Texas with over 1,500 divorce cases handled, certified mediator with 300+ successful mediations, regular presenter at county self-help legal clinics, and creator of a procedural checklist system now used by three legal aid organizations Runs a sliding-scale mediation practice, teaches monthly workshops at the courthouse self-help center, and maintains a limited consulting practice helping women interview and select attorneys Rebecca sees too many women enter divorce proceedings completely unprepared for the procedural reality, often learning critical information too late. She wants to democratize the insider knowledge that only lawyers typically have, giving women the framework to navigate the system whether they hire an attorney or represent themselves.

Monica

Monica

Denver, Colorado

Built a successful digital marketing consultancy over eight years while married, managed to keep the business intact through a contentious divorce that included a business valuation fight, custody evaluation, and false allegations. Learned the legal system from the inside as a self-represented litigant for the first six months before hiring an attorney. Firsthand experience with interstate custody issues, business valuation in divorce, false allegations protocols, GAL investigations, and the emotional reality of court appearances. Now facilitates a support group for women in high-conflict divorces and has coached forty women through their proceedings. Continues running her consultancy while dedicating twenty hours a week to divorce coaching and advocacy, maintains a detailed blog about navigating high-conflict divorce, regularly speaks at DV shelters about legal preparation Monica knows what it feels like to Google 'what to wear to divorce court' at 2 AM, to not understand what 'discovery' means until it's happening, to feel like everyone in the legal system speaks a language you don't. She wants to be the friend who's been through it that she wished she'd had.