If you’re going through a divorce or thinking about getting a divorce, this is the podcast you’ve been looking for.

How Not to Suck at Divorce is hosted by Morgan Stogsdill, Head of Family Law at one of the largest law firms in the country, and comedian and marketing expert Andrea Rappaport. Together, we give you the expert guidance nobody else is talking about—so you can avoid the biggest, most expensive divorce mistakes.

From custody and co-parenting to financial strategy, legal decisions, and negotiation tactics, we break down how divorce actually works behind the scenes. This isn’t vague advice or surface-level conversations. It’s real, actionable divorce strategy designed to help you protect your time, your money, and your future.

If you want to feel more confident, more prepared, and more in control during your divorce, you’re in the right place.

This is How Not to Suck at Divorce.

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