Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Divorce But Were Afraid to Ask: How to Get Divorced as a Stay-at-Home-Mom

A Fresh Story, season 6, episode 6

Embark on a transformative journey as we unravel the complexities of divorce in 10 insightful podcast episodes.

Delve into crucial topics like contemplating divorce, navigating real estate and custody, deciphering legal jargon, and exploring the emotional, physical, spiritual, and sexual facets of divorce. This season also uniquely addresses the challenges faced by stay-at-home parents during divorce. Featuring advice, wisdom, and guidance from over 25 Fresh Starts Experts, each episode offers practical insights and solutions to empower you through this life-changing transition. Learn about the legal intricacies, discover methods to navigate the emotional rollercoaster, and gain a holistic understanding of the divorce process.

Produced by Fresh Starts Registry, the pioneer in the divorce industry and a comprehensive platform for everything needed to begin again, A Fresh Story Season 6 is your go-to resource for expert guidance and a supportive community. Join us as we navigate the complexities of divorce together and pave the way for a brighter, more empowered future.


On this episode, we’re covering everything you need to know in order to get divorced as a stay at home parent. We get a lot of questions from women who aren’t the primary earners, who work as the primary parent, and are seeking a divorce. How can you get divorced as a stay at home mom? We have all the answers.

Questions covered in this episode:

  • What legal steps should I take to protect my rights and interests as a stay-at-home mom?

  • How will child custody arrangements work in my situation, and what's the best outcome for my children?

  • Can I seek financial support (alimony) during and after the divorce to support my family?

  • What happens to the family home and other shared assets during the divorce process?

  • How can I ensure I have access to important financial documents and assets?

  • What resources or support systems are available to help me during this transition?

  • Is it possible to continue my education or gain employment while going through a divorce?

  • What role does mediation or collaborative divorce play in my situation, and is it a viable option?

  • How can I take my current skills and add them to a resume for a job?

Fresh Starts Experts featured in this episode:

  • Kara Francis, Divorce Attorney, Mediator and Divorce Coach

  • Cynthia Cartier, Divorce Attorney and Mediator, founder of Connecticut Mediation & Arbitration Services, LLC

  • Ann Runkle, founder of Forward With Ann, divorce and career coach

  • Tramelle D. Jones, founder of TDJ Consulting and Career Services, career and resume coach

  • Jolee Vacchi, divorce lawyer and mediator, founder of Foundations Family Law & Mediation Center

  • Janice Berner, CDFA, Financial Advisor, Financial Planner, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst

  • Sarah Lyman, founder of The PurplCouch Divorce Video Support Course; PurplCouch provides on-demand video courses directly from professionals in law, finance, and mental health. Access the support course HERE.

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