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Ep 3: Divorce? Who should be your first contact?

The Decoding Divorce Podcast is a hosted by Divorce Attorney and Certified Divorce Coach Zeppy Attashian. If you're contemplating divorce, in the middle of a divorce, or attempting to rebuild your life after divorce, this podcast is for you. We talk about the law, understanding the legal process, emotions and how to manage your emotions going through the divorce process. We help you take back control of your life, no matter where you are in the process. The Decoding Divorce podcast is for you if you need help understanding, managing and surviving the emotional rollercoaster, the heartbreak, fear, overwhelm and confusion brought on by a breakup and divorce. The Decoding Divorce podcast is for you if you're having second thoughts about leaving, or feeling guilt over your desire to leave. The Decoding Divorce Podcast is for you if you're certain about your choice to leave, but don't know where or how to start the process. We help you understand the legal basics, while giving you tactical and actionable tip and tricks, that will help you get through your divorce thriving, finding clarity, confidence, and finding a new you, a new happy. Decoding Divorce is your guide to freedom, so that you can do your life, your divorce, your way.

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