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Divorce 101: A Is for Alimony (and April)
April 2026 Genevieve Dreizen April 2026 Genevieve Dreizen

Divorce 101: A Is for Alimony (and April)

April is when the financial reality of divorce starts to feel very real. So let's talk about alimony. It's not a punishment or a reward — it's a practical tool designed to address financial imbalance created during the marriage. Understanding it doesn't make you greedy or difficult. It makes you prepared. And preparation is one of the most powerful forms of self-care during divorce.

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Divorce 101: M Is for Marital Assets (and March)
March 2026 Genevieve Dreizen March 2026 Genevieve Dreizen

Divorce 101: M Is for Marital Assets (and March)

March has a way of waking us up—windows open, closets emptied, life quietly asking: what are we carrying forward? That’s why this month, in our Divorce 101 A to Z series, M is for Marital Assets. Marital assets are the things built during the marriage—sometimes obvious (the house, savings, retirement), sometimes surprising (stock options, points, miles)—and understanding them matters because you can’t protect or divide what you don’t even realize exists. This isn’t about being combative; it’s about getting clear, gathering what’s real, and making intentional choices as you step into what’s next.

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Divorce 101 A–Z: The Plain-Language Guide Everyone Deserves
January 2026 Genevieve Dreizen January 2026 Genevieve Dreizen

Divorce 101 A–Z: The Plain-Language Guide Everyone Deserves

Most divorce resources assume you already speak the language—leaving you overwhelmed when what you really need is clarity. Divorce 101 A–Z was created to explain divorce one letter at a time, using plain, compassionate language that removes fear instead of adding to it. In this episode, we share how this 26-part mini-series breaks down common terms and experiences without jargon, pressure, or worst-case spirals. Think of it as the Schoolhouse Rock of divorce: short, supportive lessons designed to meet you exactly where you are and help you start fresh.

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