Divorce Unplugged Podcast

Divorce Unplugged Podcast

Welcome to Divorce Unplugged! The podcast where the legal world of divorce meets real talk. Join Nicole Cox and Keegan Burke, two experienced divorce professionals pulling back the curtain on what really happens during a split – in courtrooms, across conference tables, and behind closed doors. Whether you're going through it, thinking about it, or just curious, this is your no-BS guide to navigating divorce with clarity, confidence, and maybe even a little humor. No legal jargon. No sugarcoating. Just real conversations, real insights, and real support.

  1. 2d ago

    What To Do When Your Co-Parent Violates Custody Orders

    Keegan Burke, known as Divorceology, is a divorce strategist and men's custody coach who helps fathers navigate separation, divorce, and custody-rights challenges. Nicole Cox, known as the Family Law Liaison, is a custody coach and non-practicing attorney who helps single mothers navigate high-conflict divorce and custody battles. They co-host the Divorce Unplugged podcast, and today Keegan and Nicole answer questions about divorce, custody, family court, and co-parenting with a high-conflict ex-partner, including what to do when your co-parent violates a custody order. They share how to handle a co-parent who keeps showing up at school events despite a protective order, what to do when your child is adopted by your co-parent's new spouse, and whether you should tell your young child about an ongoing court case. The conversation also covers child and spousal support, one parent moving a child to another state without notice, activities being scheduled during a co-parent's custody time, and other situations that can easily lead to conflict, plus how to handle them. Keegan and Nicole also explain the importance of documenting violations of temporary court orders, when repeated violations become relevant in court, and how to prioritize the issues that actually matter in court. Join us as we dive into high-conflict co-parenting, custody order violations, protective orders, child support, interstate moves, children refusing visitation, documenting violations, and how to navigate difficult divorce and custody situations. FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: Divorce Unplugged: https://www.instagram.com/divorceunplugged/ Family Law Liaison: https://www.instagram.com/family_law_liaison/ Divorceology: https://www.instagram.com/divorceology/

  2. Sep 18

    What To Do When Your Co-Parent Takes Your Kids Without A Custody Order

    Nicole Cox, also known as the Family Law Liaison, is a custody coach and non-practicing attorney who helps single mothers navigate high-conflict divorce and custody battles. Keegan Burke, known as Divorceology, is a divorce strategist and men’s custody coach who helps fathers navigate separation, divorce, and custody rights challenges. They both co-host the Divorce Unplugged podcast, and today, Keegan and Nicole explain what parents should do when separation happens suddenly and there is no custody order or parenting plan in place, and what to do when a co-parent takes the kids with no custody order. They explain how to protect your position early, how to properly document your involvement in your child’s life, and how to avoid actions that could later be used against you. They share how parents can approach parenting time, maintain a strong relationship with their children, and avoid creating or compounding problems in their kids’ lives. Nicole and Keegan also discuss how to create a new normal after separation and when to seek help from an attorney or coach. They also address the 50/50 custody debate, gender expectations surrounding mothers and fathers, and false allegations. Join Nicole and Keegan today to learn how to respond when a separation happens without a custody plan, how to protect your relationship with your children, avoid costly custody mistakes, and much more. Follow Us on Instagram: • Divorce Unplugged: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/divorceunplugged/⁠ • Family Law Liaison: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/family_law_liaison/⁠ • Divorceology: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/divorceology/

  3. Sep 3

    How To Navigate Back-to-School Season With A High-Conflict Co-Parent

    Nicole Cox, also known as the Family Law Liaison, is a custody coach and non-practicing attorney who specializes in helping single mothers navigate high-conflict divorce and custody battles. Keegan Burke, known on social media as Divorceology, is a divorce strategist and men’s custody coach. He specializes in helping fathers navigate the family court system, protect their parental rights, and handle high-conflict asset and custody battles. They both co-host the Divorce Unplugged podcast, and today, Nicole and Keegan discuss how to navigate the challenges that separated and divorced parents can face as their children head back to school. Nicole and Keegan dive into the question of who should pay for school supplies when a court order does not specifically address them. They also cover first-day drop-offs and pickups and how both parents can ensure participation in important milestones. The discussion goes into back-to-school nights, school performances, photographs, notes to children, legal decision-making, new spouses or partners attending school events, and how parents can remain present in their children’s lives even when co-parenting is high-conflict. Join Nicole and Keegan as they discuss navigating the back-to-school season after divorce, handling school expenses, avoiding co-parenting battles, keeping both parents involved, and, most importantly, putting the best interests of the child first. Follow Us on Instagram: • Divorce Unplugged: https://www.instagram.com/divorceunplugged/ • Family Law Liaison: https://www.instagram.com/family_law_liaison/ • Divorceology: https://www.instagram.com/divorceology/⁠⁠

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Welcome to Divorce Unplugged! The podcast where the legal world of divorce meets real talk. Join Nicole Cox and Keegan Burke, two experienced divorce professionals pulling back the curtain on what really happens during a split – in courtrooms, across conference tables, and behind closed doors. Whether you're going through it, thinking about it, or just curious, this is your no-BS guide to navigating divorce with clarity, confidence, and maybe even a little humor. No legal jargon. No sugarcoating. Just real conversations, real insights, and real support.