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Could securing a divorce attorney actually heighten complications instead of safeguarding your interests?Certified family law specialist, mediator, and Hello Divorce founder and CEO Erin Levine explains why navigating a divorce doesn't have to mean choosing between going at it completely alone or turning everything over to a lawyer.Erin shares the three problems she saw repeatedly in twenty years of practicing family law: unpredictable cost, unnecessary conflict, and a legal-only approach that ignores everything else changing in someone's life. She and Katherine talk through how transparency and the right mix of support, whether that's a mediator, a financial expert, or a lawyer for one piece of the process, can lower the temperature of a divorce instead of raising it.Learn how to figure out what kind of help you actually need, and how to stay the decision-maker in your own divorce.What you'll learn:Why the "lawyer up or DIY" choice is a false one, and what exists in between;The three biggest problems driving people away from traditional divorce;How transparency in the process can lower conflict between spouses; andWhy relying on AI for major divorce decisions comes with real riskHighlights:(00:00) Meet Erin Levine(05:06) The three problems with traditional divorce: cost, conflict, and complexity(07:39) What exists between DIY and "lawyer takes over"(08:43) Inside Hello Divorce: procedural help vs. expert support(11:59) How a divorce navigator helps you figure out what you need(14:35) Why silence and lack of transparency make divorce messier(21:15) Where AI helps, and where it creates false confidence(23:54) How to stay the decision-maker with your own lawyer(28:57) What "protecting yourself" actually meansAbout our guest, Erin LevineLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erinlevineHello Divorce: https://hellodivorce.com/About Divorce Dialogues and Miller Law GroupKatherine’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kemiller1/ Miller Law Group: https://miller-law.com/More on her book “The Emotionally Savvy Divorce” at: https://katherinemiller.com/book/Created in partnership with Share Your Genius: shareyourgenius.com
