Uncoupled & Unfiltered

Ksenia Muench

Divorce isn’t polite, and this podcast isn’t either. Uncoupled & Unfiltered is where strong, self-sufficient adults come to get real about divorce—before, during, and after the papers are signed. Hosted by Ksenia Muench, MBA, a no-BS divorce strategist who’s been through the fire of high-conflict litigation, this show is for people who aren’t here to play games or drag anyone through the mud—but who are done taking crap and ready to move on. If you’re dealing with a litigated divorce and trying to keep it fair, focused, and drama-free, this podcast is your new go-to. You’ll hear from legal pros, therapists, financial experts, and real people in the thick of it. Ksenia also drops unfiltered solo episodes full of straight talk, hard-earned lessons, and a healthy dose of tough love. Divorce sucks. But you don’t. Let’s get through this with clarity, grit, and a little humor—because thriving after divorce is the real flex.

  1. 1d ago

    Divorce, Money & Mistakes: What Even the Financially Savvy Get Wrong

    Divorce isn’t just an emotional transition—it’s a major financial turning point. In this episode of Uncoupled and Unfiltered, host Ksenia Muench sits down with Jamie Lima, founder of Secured Split, to unpack the financial mistakes people often make during separation—even those who consider themselves financially savvy. Together, they explore the emotional and psychological factors that can influence financial decisions during divorce, often leading to costly oversights. But divorce doesn’t have to mean financial loss. With the right strategy and guidance, it’s possible to protect your assets, make smarter settlement decisions, and even position yourself to grow wealth after divorce. The conversation also dives into the growing role of AI and technology in divorce planning—highlighting both the opportunities and potential risks of relying on digital tools during such a complex process. Whether you’re navigating a divorce now or simply want to be better prepared, this episode offers practical insights to help you safeguard your financial future, avoid common pitfalls, and move forward with confidence. Key Topics Covered: The most common financial mistakes people make during divorceKey financial areas often overlooked in divorce settlements: Investments, Taxes, Retirement accountsHow emotions impact financial negotiations and long-term planningStrategies to protect and potentially grow your wealth after divorceThe benefits and risks of using AI tools in divorce planningThe first steps to take to protect your financial future during divorceHow technology will shape the future of divorce financial planning “Your attorney is not your therapist. You need a therapist. You need a divorce coach. You need a financial planner. You need a tax person. You need all these people.” - Jamie Lima Connect with Jamie Lima: Website: https://securesplit.com/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamielima/  Connect with Ksenia Muench: Website: https://www.thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com/  Website: https://www.highconflictplaybook.com/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveagaindivorcecoaching/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kvmuench/  Substack: https://substack.com/@thriveagaindc  Email: ksenia@thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com  🎧 Listen, Subscribe & Share Follow Uncoupled and Unfiltered on Spotify, Prime, and Apple Podcasts for weekly conversations about divorce, relationships, dating, and self-discovery. If this episode resonated, please rate, review, and share to help others find the show. Want to work with Ksenia? The next cohort is forming now- https://www.highconflictplaybook.com/

    Divorce, Money & Mistakes: What Even the Financially Savvy Get Wrong
  2. Jul 28

    You're Not Divorcing a Person. You're Divorcing a Terrorist

    On today’s episode of Uncoupled and Unfiltered, I sit down with Stacey Mendelson — a woman who didn't just survive a high-conflict divorce; she reverse-engineered it. Stacey went in blindsided, abused, and completely unprepared for what family court was about to put her through. She came out the other side with primary custody, sole decision-making authority, and a financial settlement that actually secured her future. Now she takes other people's chaos and turns it into strategy. We're going there. The topics nobody wants to touch, the truths nobody tells you when you're in the thick of it, the stuff that actually matters when everything is on the line — and we are not holding back or sugarcoating a single word. Key Topics Covered: Custody assessments in high conflict dynamics — the mistakes moms make that can cost them their children, and what it actually takes to walk in preparedWhat judges really see — not the theory, the realityHow to choose the right attorney for a high conflict case, because the wrong one doesn't just lose your case, they can destroy itThe mediation myth — is it even possible when you're trying to divorce someone who has been terrorizing you?What you must know and do before you file — because the preparation phase is where cases are won and lost before they even beginTo call or not to call the police — the answer is not what you thinkWhat winning actually looks like for the person who is breaking free and building forward “Do not go through a custody assessment without being coached by somebody who really knows this arena, because it is fraught with landmines.” - Stacey Mendelson About Our Guest: Stacey Mendelson Stacey Mendelson didn't just survive a high-conflict divorce — she reverse-engineered it. She went in blindsided, abused, and completely unprepared for what family court was about to put her through. She came out the other side with primary custody, sole decision-making authority, and a financial settlement that secured her future. Then she turned that hard-won knowledge into a mission. Today, Stacey works with women battling toxic exes and an unforgiving court system — teaching them how to tame abusive behavior, master legal strategy, and stop hemorrhaging money in litigation. She moves women out of survival mode and into control — protecting their children, gaining ground in court, and stepping fully into their strength. She's not here to hold your hand. She's here to arm you with everything you need to win. This Episode Is For You If: You are in or heading into a high-conflict divorce and have no idea what you're actually walking intoYou are in an abusive marriage and don't know how to get out without losing everythingYou've already made mistakes in your custody assessment and need to understand the damageYou feel like the court system is working against you and can't figure out whyYour attorney is costing you a fortune, and you're not sure they're the right fitYou've been told mediation is the answer and something about that doesn't sit right Connect with Stacey Mendelson: Website:  https://www.lifelinecoaching.ca/  Connect with Ksenia Muench: Website: https://www.thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com/  Website: https://www.highconflictplaybook.com/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveagaindivorcecoaching/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kvmuench/  Substack: https://substack.com/@thriveagaindc  Email: ksenia@thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com  🎧 Listen, Subscribe & Share Follow Uncoupled and Unfiltered on Spotify, Prime, and Apple Podcasts for weekly conversations about divorce, relationships, dating, and self-discovery. If this episode resonated, please rate, review, and share to help others find the show. Want to work with Ksenia? The next cohort is forming now- https://www.highconflictplaybook.com/

    You're Not Divorcing a Person. You're Divorcing a Terrorist
  3. Jul 25 ·  Bonus

    Laurie Itkin: Spousal Support, Separate Property and the Pain-in-the-Ass Discount

    In this episode of Uncoupled & Unfiltered, I'm sitting down with Laurie Itkin — founder of The Options Lady and a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst with over 600 mediated and litigated divorce cases under her belt across California. Laurie is the person you call when the money gets messy. She works as an advocate and strategic partner for one spouse, or as a neutral analyst for both, specializing in complex financial cases involving separate property claims, variable income, and forensic analysis to determine what "fair" really looks like when dividing a marital estate. We're diving into the financial realities most people don't understand until they're living them: proving separate property, why spousal support is one of the biggest divorce battlegrounds, how income gets minimized, and how the real numbers are uncovered to help ensure the outcome is as fair as possible. Because if you've been through a divorce, "fair" probably isn't the first word that comes to mind. Key Topics Covered: What a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst does and why experience mattersHow support numbers are determined: temporary vs. permanent supportSpousal support buyouts, calculations, assumptions, and discountsSeparate property claims, proof, mistakes, and timingInheritance, gifts, and loans, separate or community property?The house decision,  challenges of keeping itPrivate judges vs. litigation and mediation “A house can't pay your bills, but a savings account, an investment account, a retirement account, that can pay your bills.” - Laurie Itkin For more resources and information for those divorcing in California, check out Laurie’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@LaurieItkin  Connect with Laurie Itkin: Website:  www.TheOptionsLady.com  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurieitkin/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LaurieItkin  About Our Guest: Laurie Itkin, CDFA Laurie Itkin is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst with experience in over 600 mediated and litigated divorce cases across California. She works as an advocate and strategic partner for one spouse or as a joint neutral analyst for both spouses. Laurie specializes in complex financial divorces, helping clients identify, document, and value separate property claims, navigate child and spousal support concerns involving variable income, and understand how divorce decisions can impact their long-term financial future. She also provides financial analysis and forensic accounting support to help clients make informed decisions. Who This Episode Is For:  You are in the middle of a divorce and have no idea if the financial picture you're being shown is the real oneYou are figuring out spousal support and trying to determine the fair amount or whether buyout is an optionYou have separate property in the marriage, and you're not sure you can prove it — or protect itYou are trying to decide what to do with the house and everyone around you has an opinion except an honest oneYou hired a financial advisor to help you through your divorce, and you're just now realizing that might not have been the right call Connect with Ksenia Muench: Website: https://www.thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com/  Website: https://www.highconflictplaybook.com/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveagaindivorcecoaching/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kvmuench/  Substack: https://substack.com/@thriveagaindc  Email: ksenia@thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com  🎧 Listen, Subscribe & Share Follow Uncoupled and Unfiltered on Spotify, Prime, and Apple Podcasts for weekly conversations about divorce, relationships, dating, and self-discovery. If this episode resonated, please rate, review, and share to help others find the show. Want to work with Ksenia? The next cohort is forming now- https://www.highconflictplaybook.com/

    Laurie Itkin: Spousal Support, Separate Property and the Pain-in-the-Ass Discount
  4. Jul 21

    Fresh Starts: The First Divorce Registry Changing the Narrative

    Divorce isn’t just a breakup—it can feel like the death of a family and the beginning of a whole new version of you. In this episode of Uncoupled and Unfiltered, I sit down with Olivia Howell, co-founder and CEO of Fresh Starts Registry—the first platform designed to help people rebuild their homes and lives after separation. We talk about how the registry works, why it was created, and why divorce is still surrounded by stigma and shame. We also explore the gaps in support for people navigating this major life transition—and what it really takes to start over. Whether you’re considering divorce, in the middle of it, or finding your footing on the other side, this episode highlights a resource that brings practical support and a sense of community together in one place. Key Topics Covered: The origin of Fresh Starts Registry and the real need it was created to addressWhy we celebrate milestones like weddings and babies with registries—but offer little support for divorce, when people are often rebuilding from the ground upThe stigma around divorce: why it’s still considered taboo despite how common it isOur perspective on why divorce rates are so high today—and why the reasons may not be what you expectThe “HYPE” team: the key experts who can support you through this transition and how to find the right ones for youTaking back control during divorce: why it’s important not to hand over all decision-making to an attorney and how to stay in the driver’s seat of your own lifeThe role of hypnotherapy in the healing process and how it can support emotional recoveryHow to recognize your own healing progress—and the powerful shifts that happen when you know what to look for “I call it a second coming of age journey. It really is so beautiful to watch women blossom and find themselves.” - Olivia Howell About Our Guest: Olivia Howell Olivia Howell, the co-founder and CEO of Fresh Starts Registry, the first-ever registry designed to help people rebuild their homes and their lives after a separation. Whether it’s physical essentials or expert support, Fresh Starts Registry is changing the game when it comes to navigating life’s toughest transitions. Olivia is not only a clinical hypnotherapist and certified life coach, but she’s also a divorce coach and the author of several impactful books, including What to Consider When You’re Considering Divorce and Your Divorce Support Team—part of the Fresh Starts Divorce Guide series.  Who This Episode Is For: Individuals who are considering divorce and want clarity, perspective, and supportive resources before taking the next stepThose currently going through a divorce who feel overwhelmed and are looking for guidance, structure, and a sense of controlPeople navigating life after divorce who are focused on rebuilding their home, identity, and sense of stabilityAnyone struggling with the emotional weight, stigma, or shame around divorce and seeking a more empowering narrativeListeners interested in personal growth and healing tools—like hypnotherapy—and practical ways to track their progress and move forward Connect with Olivia Howell: Website:  https://www.freshstartsregistry.com/  Connect with Ksenia Muench: Website: https://www.thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com/  Website: https://www.highconflictplaybook.com/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveagaindivorcecoaching/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kvmuench/  Substack: https://substack.com/@thriveagaindc  Email: ksenia@thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com  🎧 Listen, Subscribe & Share Follow Uncoupled and Unfiltered on Spotify, Prime, and Apple Podcasts for weekly conversations about divorce, relationships, dating, and self-discovery. If this episode resonated, please rate, review, and share to help others find the show. Want to work with Ksenia? The next cohort is forming now- https://www.highconflictplaybook.com/

    Fresh Starts: The First Divorce Registry Changing the Narrative
  5. Jul 18 ·  Bonus

    Why Didn't You Leave? The Question That Needs to Die

    Today’s episode of Uncoupled and Unfiltered is unlike any other. Trigger Warning: Discussion of physical and sexual abuse. Listen only when you are ready. I sat down with Tina Huggins, a high-conflict divorce coach, mediator, and survivor of a decade-long abusive marriage. Tina didn't just escape; she built a practice helping others do the same. We explore how abuse escalates, the red flags she missed, why she couldn't call for help, and how she built her exit plan. We also discuss how the family court system routinely fails victims, and why we must stop asking: "Why didn't you just leave?" If you've ever asked that—or been asked it—this raw, necessary episode will challenge you. It is not for the faint of heart. Key Topics Covered: “Why didn’t you leave?” The question that needs to die and the heavy choices survivors face.Non-physical abuse, including gaslighting, control, and a mind that stops trusting itself.The slow boil of how isolation, jealousy, and coercive control escalate over years.Post-separation danger and why leaving is the riskiest moment, plus how to plan a safe exit.Weaponized intimacy when sex becomes a tool for punishment and control.Financial abuse through drained accounts, ruined property, and the limits of legal protection.Exit logistics and the essential steps for managing money, documents, tech, and safety.Systemic failure when navigating courts, police, and family who fail to protect victims.The Gabby Petito traffic stop, what went wrong, and what should have happened.Trauma to guidance by transforming lived experience into safety planning for others. “The most dangerous time in an abusive relationship is the moment you go to leave.” - Tina Huggins About Our Guest: Tina Huggins Tina Huggins is a certified high-conflict divorce & co-parenting coach, and restorative family mediator with more than 30 years of coaching work and a six-year specialty in high-conflict divorce. As a guest expert and survivor of over a decade-long high-conflict marriage that included severe physical abuse, she brings both lived experience and clinical tools to help clients navigate safety, strategy, and healing. Tina combines trauma-informed coaching, conflict resolution skills, and practical co-parenting strategies to support clients through the legal, emotional, and logistical challenges of high-conflict separation. She hosts the podcast Awakening, where she shares insights, resources, and real-world tactics for survivors and professionals.  This Episode Is For: You've been asked "why didn't you leave" — and you're still trying to find the words to answer itYou've asked that question, and you're ready to actually understand itYou're still in it, and you don't know how to get out safelyYou love someone who stayed longer than you thought they shouldYou work with survivors, and you want to be better at it Connect with Tina:  Website: https://divorcecoachspecialist.com/ |  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tina-lynn-huggins-5a956720/ |  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@divorcetina?lang=en Connect with Ksenia Muench: Website: https://www.thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com/  Website: https://www.highconflictplaybook.com/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveagaindivorcecoaching/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kvmuench/  Substack: https://substack.com/@thriveagaindc  Email: ksenia@thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com  🎧 Listen, Subscribe & Share Follow Uncoupled and Unfiltered on Spotify, Prime, and Apple Podcasts for weekly conversations about divorce, relationships, dating, and self-discovery. If this episode resonated, please rate, review, and share to help others find the show. Want to hear more podcasts like this one? Check out Dear Divorce Diary with Dawn Wiggins- https://mycoachdawn.com/divorce-podcast/ Want to work with Ksenia? The next cohort is forming now- https://www.highconflictplaybook.com/

    Why Didn't You Leave? The Question That Needs to Die
  6. Jul 14

    Divorce in Chaos: Playing Chess with a Pigeon

    In this episode of Uncoupled and Unfiltered, I sit down with Mardi Winder, a Strategic Divorce Consultant and high-conflict divorce coach who helps high-achieving individuals navigate divorce with clarity, confidence, and control. Mardi guides clients to think strategically, stay grounded, and make decisions that protect not only where they are—but where they’re going. We explore why high-conflict divorce dynamics are uniquely challenging, how to navigate the chaos while being targeted by a high-conflict party, and the surprising “side effects” of going through such a stressful experience. This episode is a must-listen for anyone facing a difficult divorce who wants to stay empowered and make smart, strategic choices. Key Topics Covered: High-conflict divorce: Is it like playing chess or checkers with a pigeon?Why high-conflict divorce is different from any other divorce—and what that means for you.Being in a relationship with someone who may have NPD: like a figurine in a snow globe—disorienting until the chaos settles.Mediation during high-conflict divorce: it’s possible, but it must be done the right way.Protecting children and preventing alienation in a high-conflict dynamic.The unexpected “compliment” from your kids: how they notice and appreciate your parenting.When litigation may be inevitable and how to present yourself strategically in court.Finding the silver lining after going through high-conflict divorce—and there is one. “When you get out up from under this type of a relationship, it's like the world is just open for you. Once you get that self-confidence, once you're able to recognize and acknowledge what you've gone through, because this is not easy. I mean, this is more difficult than most people are ever going to face.” - Mardi Winder About Our Guest: Mardi Winder Mardi Winder is a Strategic Divorce Consultant and High- Conflict Divorce Coach who helps high-achieving individuals navigate divorce with clarity, confidence, and control. Drawing on more than 30 years of experience in mediation, divorce coaching, and conflict resolution, she supports clients in making smart decisions while reducing emotional and financial fallout, particularly in high-conflict, high-asset, and complex divorces. Mardi is the founder of Positive Communication Systems, LLC, and the Strategic Divorce Directory, LLC. Who This Episode Is For: Individuals navigating a high-conflict divorce who want strategic guidance and clarity.Anyone dealing with a partner who may have NPD or challenging personality traits.Parents concerned about protecting their children and preventing alienation.Those considering mediation or litigation and wanting to approach it confidently.Anyone looking for hope, insight, and a silver lining after a difficult divorce experience. Connect with Mardi Winder: Website:  https://www.divorcecoach4women.com/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mardiwinderadams/  Connect with Ksenia Muench: Website: https://www.thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com/  Website: https://www.highconflictplaybook.com/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveagaindivorcecoaching/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kvmuench/  Substack: https://substack.com/@thriveagaindc  Email: ksenia@thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com  🎧 Listen, Subscribe & Share Follow Uncoupled and Unfiltered on Spotify, Prime, and Apple Podcasts for weekly conversations about divorce, relationships, dating, and self-discovery. If this episode resonated, please rate, review, and share to help others find the show. Want to hear more podcasts like this one? Check out Dear Divorce Diary with Dawn Wiggins- https://mycoachdawn.com/divorce-podcast/ Want to work with Ksenia? The next cohort is forming now- https://www.highconflictplaybook.com/

    Divorce in Chaos: Playing Chess with a Pigeon
  7. Jul 7

    High-Conflict Divorce Strategies for Successful Women

    In this episode of Uncoupled and Unfiltered, host Ksenia Muench speaks with Courtney Harkness, a Certified Divorce Coach with an MBA and over 25 years of corporate leadership and business ownership experience. Courtney helps high-achieving women navigate high-conflict divorce with strategy, clarity, and confidence. Together, they discuss why successful professionals can still make costly mistakes during divorce, how emotional triggers can affect decision-making, and why shifting from survival mode to strategic negotiation can change the outcome. For anyone facing separation or divorce, this episode offers practical insights on staying grounded, making smarter choices, and protecting your future. Key Topics Covered: Treating Divorce Like a Business Deal - Why approaching divorce as a strategic negotiation—rather than an emotional battle—can lead to better outcomes. Why High-Achieving Women Struggle in High-Conflict Divorces - The hidden psychological and strategic traps successful professionals often fall into. Divorcing a Narcissist or High-Conflict Personality - Practical ways to protect your peace, boundaries, and financial future when dealing with difficult partners. Managing Emotions Without Losing Strategy - How to prevent anger, fear, or guilt from undermining smart decision-making during divorce. Building Your Divorce Strategy Team - The key professionals you need on your side—and how each plays a role in protecting your interests. The importance of working with somebody who has gone through that experience to avoid unnecessary expenses, erroneous advice, and have proper strategic planning to finalize the divorce and things to consider after it. The Power of Clarity, Planning, and Boundaries - How intentional preparation can change both the trajectory of your divorce and your life afterward. “If you can get emotionally regulated first and have that level of detachment, you are dangerous to them now.” - Courtney Harkness About Our Guest: Courtney Harkness Courtney Harkness is a Certified Divorce Coach with an MBA and over 25 years of experience as a corporate executive and business owner. After a successful career in leadership and strategy, she now helps high-achieving women navigate high-conflict divorce with clarity, confidence, and a strategic mindset. She specializes in working with clients facing difficult or narcissistic partners, guiding them to treat divorce less like an emotional battle and more like a business negotiation—so they can protect their peace, assets, and future while making empowered decisions at every stage. Who This Episode Is For: High-achieving women navigating divorce who want to be strategic, not emotional.Professionals dealing with a high-conflict or narcissistic spouse while protecting their peace, boundaries, and assets.Anyone in early separation or divorce who wants to avoid costly legal, financial, and emotional mistakes.Listeners who want to treat divorce like a negotiation and make empowered decisions.People building a strong divorce support system and strategy team. Connect with Courtney Harkness: Website:  www.divorcestrategy.com  Instagram: www.instagram.com/divorce.strategy  Connect with Ksenia Muench: Website: https://www.thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com/  Website: https://www.highconflictplaybook.com/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveagaindivorcecoaching/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kvmuench/  Substack: https://substack.com/@thriveagaindc  Email: ksenia@thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com  🎧 Listen, Subscribe & Share Follow Uncoupled and Unfiltered on Spotify, Prime, and Apple Podcasts for weekly conversations about divorce, relationships, dating, and self-discovery. If this episode resonated, please rate, review, and share to help others find the show. Want to hear more podcasts like this one? Check out Dear Divorce Diary with Dawn Wiggins- https://mycoachdawn.com/divorce-podcast/ Want to work with Ksenia? The next cohort is forming now- https://www.highconflictplaybook.com/

    High-Conflict Divorce Strategies for Successful Women
  8. Jul 4 ·  Bonus

    The House Is Not the Win You Think It Is

    The house. It's not just an asset — it's the battlefield most women aren't prepared for when divorce hits. In this episode of Uncoupled and Unfiltered, I sit down with Bridget Potterton, a 22-year real estate veteran and Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert based in San Diego, to pull back the curtain on one of the most financially consequential decisions you'll make during your split. From what a CDRE actually does (and why your regular agent isn't enough), to what happens when your spouse refuses to sell, to whether your high-conflict situation can be weaponized against you at the negotiating table — Bridget brings the unfiltered truth most women don't hear until it's too late. This episode is your heads-up before you sign anything you can't undo. Key Topics Covered: Why a traditional real estate agent — no matter how good — isn't equipped to handle the legal, emotional, and logistical complexity of a divorce transactionWhat a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert actually does differently, and why neutrality matters more than you think when both spouses want opposite thingsThe truth about older agents and why experience alone doesn't mean divorce expertiseWhat your options really look like: keep it, sell it, or buy your spouse out — and the financial reality behind each choiceWhat happens when one spouse digs their heels in and refuses to sell, and how that gets navigatedWhether buyers can use your high-conflict divorce as leverage to low-ball you — and what you can do about itThe one thing Bridget wishes every woman knew before she put pen to paper “You ultimately have to decide, ‘is this going to work long term for my family?’ Because if you change your mind and you decide after a few years that you have to sell the home, all of the costs associated with selling the home is now on you; they're not split anymore.” - Bridget Potterton  Bridget Potterton is a San Diego-based real estate professional with over 22 years in the industry and a track record as a consistent top producer. She holds a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert (CDRE) designation — a specialized credential that positions her as a neutral third party in the real estate transactions that arise from divorce proceedings. Bridget works alongside attorneys, mediators, and financial advisors to help both parties navigate what is often the largest and most emotionally loaded asset in the marriage. She's seen every scenario, every mistake, and every moment someone wished they'd gotten better advice sooner. This Episode Is For You If: You're in the middle of a divorce, and the house is still unresolved — and every conversation about it turns into a fightYou've been told to "just keep the house," but nobody's actually walked you through what that costs you long-termYour spouse is stalling, refusing to cooperate, or playing games with the property, and you don't know what leverage you haveYou're about to sign a settlement agreement and the real estate piece feels murky, rushed, or one-sidedYou want to make a smart financial decision — not an emotional one — and you need someone in your corner who's seen it all Connect with Bridget Potterton: Website: https://bridgecoast.kw.com/  Phone: (858) 257-1555 Email: bridget@bridgecoastrealty.com  Connect with Ksenia Muench: Website: https://www.thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com/  Website: https://www.highconflictplaybook.com/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveagaindivorcecoaching/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kvmuench/  Substack: https://substack.com/@thriveagaindc  Email: ksenia@thriveagaindivorcecoaching.com  🎧 Listen, Subscribe & Share Follow Uncoupled and Unfiltered on Spotify, Prime, and Apple Podcasts for weekly conversations about divorce, relationships, dating, and self-discovery. If this episode resonated, please rate, review, and share to help others find the show. Want to hear more podcasts like this one? Check out Dear Divorce Diary with Dawn Wiggins- https://mycoachdawn.com/divorce-podcast/ Want to work with Ksenia? The next cohort is forming now- https://www.highconflictplaybook.com/

    The House Is Not the Win You Think It Is
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Divorce isn’t polite, and this podcast isn’t either. Uncoupled & Unfiltered is where strong, self-sufficient adults come to get real about divorce—before, during, and after the papers are signed. Hosted by Ksenia Muench, MBA, a no-BS divorce strategist who’s been through the fire of high-conflict litigation, this show is for people who aren’t here to play games or drag anyone through the mud—but who are done taking crap and ready to move on. If you’re dealing with a litigated divorce and trying to keep it fair, focused, and drama-free, this podcast is your new go-to. You’ll hear from legal pros, therapists, financial experts, and real people in the thick of it. Ksenia also drops unfiltered solo episodes full of straight talk, hard-earned lessons, and a healthy dose of tough love. Divorce sucks. But you don’t. Let’s get through this with clarity, grit, and a little humor—because thriving after divorce is the real flex.