Women Winning Divorce: A Lawyer’s Guidance On Navigating An Unhappy Marriage & Protecting Your Financial Assets With Heather B. Quick, Esq.

This episode analyzes Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban's divorce, focusing on their pre-arranged parenting plan, financial separation, and the legal strategies that protected their assets and children.

This episode examines the legal and personal risks of publicly expressing emotions during divorce, using Lily Allen's album about her relationship with David Harbour as a case study.

Sociologist Jessica Calarco discusses how women have become America's invisible safety net, bearing the burden of care work that sustains families and the economy, as explored in her book 'Holding It Together'.

This episode features financial expert Emily Guy Birken discussing how financial abuse affects smart, successful women during divorce and providing strategies for protection and empowerment.

This episode discusses the unique challenges and strategies for women navigating gray divorce, focusing on legal, financial, and emotional aspects with expert insights from attorney Mia Poppe.

Erica Bennett shares her personal story and practical advice on how women can heal and rebuild their lives after experiencing betrayal, divorce, and emotional burnout.

This episode analyzes Selena Gomez's watertight prenuptial agreement with Benny Blanco as a case study for successful women to protect their assets and future earnings through smart legal planning.

This episode features a discussion with mediators Alex and Amanda about navigating holiday co-parenting challenges and creating effective agreements during divorce.

This episode discusses how women in the Philippines are trapped in marriages due to the country's lack of legal divorce, exploring alternatives like annulment and legal separation and their impacts on personal freedom and economic stability.

This episode analyzes the separation of Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli to extract lessons about high-asset divorce, focusing on property division, alimony, and legal strategies in community property states like California.

This episode features attorney Renee Turner discussing why successful, high-earning women need support during divorce to protect their assets and emotional well-being, debunking myths about self-sufficiency.

This episode features an interview with narcissistic abuse recovery expert Laura Richards discussing why women stay in abusive relationships and practical steps to reclaim power and rebuild self-worth.

This episode features an interview with divorce attorney and coach Julie Roundtree discussing what makes divorce mediation successful or challenging, with insights for women navigating divorce.

This episode features an interview with Roxana Johnson discussing how women can navigate the challenges of a partner's sexual addiction through healing, setting boundaries, and self-discovery.

This episode analyzes how a viral moment at a Coldplay concert involving two executives illustrates the legal and professional consequences of personal conduct outside work, especially during divorce.

This episode features matrimonial attorney Lisa Zeiderman discussing why thorough deposition preparation is crucial for protecting credibility and gaining leverage in divorce cases, especially for high net worth individuals.

This episode discusses the legal complexities and common mistakes high-net-worth couples make when dividing luxury assets like wine collections during divorce, featuring insights from attorney Kelly Lise Murray.

This episode features Dr.

This episode explores the critical connection between intimate partner violence and femicide, discussing risk factors, the role of firearms and protective orders, and systemic changes needed for prevention.

This episode examines why women initiate divorce at higher rates than men, focusing on the unequal burden of emotional labor and household responsibilities that erodes marital partnerships.

This episode features attorney Anna Durstein discussing how paternity affects time sharing, visitation, and child support under Florida law, offering legal guidance for parents navigating these disputes.

This episode discusses how divorced parents Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren successfully co-parented by attending their son's golf championship together, emphasizing the importance of putting children first during major life events.

This episode analyzes a dismissed lawsuit against Miley Cyrus about illegal adoption claims, exploring how the legal system handles frivolous cases against public figures.

This episode features Mara Eliza discussing how divorce trauma manifests physically and emotionally, and offers practical tools for women to heal and reclaim their power through methods like German New Medicine and bioresonance therapy.

This episode features attorney Lauren Klein discussing how women can transform their money mindset during divorce by addressing fears around financial conversations, rewiring money beliefs, and taking practical steps for financial protection.

This episode explores how Gen Z is normalizing prenuptial agreements by viewing them as empowering tools for transparency and asset protection in marriage.

This episode discusses why women should demand independent legal counsel when their partner requests a prenup but refuses to pay for their lawyer's review, highlighting the financial and relationship risks involved.

This episode explores why women are more likely to initiate divorce, discussing emotional labor, burnout, and financial independence with author and psychotherapist Una Metz.

This episode discusses how public figures, particularly women, can use humor and controlled messaging to manage personal narratives and set boundaries between privacy and perception in the age of social media, using Olivia Atwood's response to divorce rumors as a case study.

This episode features sisters Olivia Driesen-Howell and Jenny Driesen discussing how their Fresh Starts Registry platform helps women reframe divorce as an opportunity for renewal and provides support for reclaiming stability and confidence.

This episode features an interview with Morgan Dixon, who shares her story of living with her ex-husband on the same property to maintain a 2% mortgage, exploring the financial, emotional, and practical aspects of this unconventional post-divorce arrangement.

This episode analyzes how courts consider trauma, abuse, and free will in high-profile marriages, using the case of Nadine Menendez's bribery conviction as a focal point.

This episode examines the viral 'alpine divorce' dating trend, where partners are abandoned in remote locations, discussing its safety risks, emotional abuse implications, and legal considerations.

This episode discusses how social media posts can be used as evidence in divorce cases and the increasing use of no-socials clauses in marital settlement agreements to mitigate risks.

This episode discusses how counseling after divorce, as exemplified by TV presenter Ruth Langsford, can help individuals process grief and rebuild their lives, addressing common misconceptions about therapy during divorce.

This episode features attorney Kathleen George discussing how guardianship and incapacity intersect with divorce, covering legal rights, court authority, and protections for vulnerable individuals.

This solo episode discusses how women can navigate divorce successfully by gaining the right information, based on the host's experience as a family law attorney and her new book 'Unbreakable Divorce'.

This episode explains the complexities of alimony in divorce, covering its purpose, how courts determine it, and why having a post-divorce plan is crucial for women navigating spousal support.

Relationship expert Colette Jane Fair discusses why midlife women quietly disengage from their marriages due to emotional disconnection and how breaking this silence can lead to clarity or change.

This episode examines Support Insured, a new insurance product designed to protect child support and alimony payments, discussing its legal, financial, and practical implications for divorced individuals.

This episode features attorney Mia Poppy discussing why women need strategic approaches and female attorneys to navigate high-stakes divorce successfully.

This episode discusses actress Denise Richards' successful five-year restraining order in her contentious divorce, highlighting how legal tools can protect women during divorce proceedings.

Attorney Kara Krobach discusses strategies for women to navigate high net worth divorces, focusing on asset protection, privacy concerns, and financial planning.

This episode discusses how Christian beliefs are overlapping with manosphere ideologies emphasizing male primacy and traditional gender roles, and the implications for women's financial protections in relationships and divorce.

This episode shares a story from NPR about a woman who found unexpected comfort and perspective while hiking after her divorce, exploring the grieving process and healing in divorce.

This episode features family law attorneys Lauren Crane and Morgan Mazur discussing high net worth divorces, complex custody issues, and parental alienation.

This episode explores why prenups are becoming more common among younger generations as a form of financial planning and protection in marriage and divorce.

This episode features transformational coach Alexis Arden discussing the trad wife trend, feminism, and embodiment to help women reclaim their power and identity.

This episode features an interview with author Valerie Jones, discussing how women can heal from divorce by embracing healthy selfishness, stopping people pleasing, and using tools like journaling to build self-trust.

On Women Winning Divorce, Heather Quick interviews Susan Winter about why women struggle with confidence after divorce and heartbreak.

Heather Quick discusses a celebrity divorce case to illustrate how emotional abuse allegations and financial concerns impact divorce proceedings.

["Amber Shaw says a divorce at 40 forced her to rebuild her identity, her income, and her confidence on Women Winning Divorce with Heather Quick.", "Heather Quick, the founding attorney at Florida Women's Law Group, interviews Amber Shaw, a board-certified health and wellness coach turned business mentor who helps divorced moms build online coaching businesses.", "Amber says she launched her first coaching business during the divorce, scaled it to six figures in a year, and later pivoted in 2024 into The Divorce Revolution and business coaching.", "The conversation centers on financial independence, messy action, and Amber's view that divorce can be 'a launch pad' instead of an ending."]

Heather Quick discusses cultural and societal pressures that prevent women from leaving unhappy marriages, using an article about women in Ivory Coast as a starting point.

["Leah Hadley tells Heather Quick that divorce money fear usually drops once women know their numbers and options.", "Quick, owner and attorney at Florida Women's Law Group, frames the conversation around protecting assets, children, and settlement outcomes while Hadley brings experience as founder of Intentional Divorce Solutions and CEO of Intentional Wealth Partners.", "Hadley says she moved from teaching third grade in Baltimore City Public Schools to an investment bank, then into divorce planning after her own divorce and repeated cases of clients burning through assets.", "The episode focuses on organization, taxes, pension tradeoffs, forensic red flags, and the post-divorce roadmap that Hadley says can improve cash flow and reduce legal fees."]

Missy DeArch says hidden-money claims show up in every divorce case, but about nine out of 10 turn out to be normal distributions or accounting entries rather than theft.

Heather Quick of Women Winning Divorce interviews repeat guest Jessica Frew about 'Shove Your Shoulds,' a book built around decisions, intuition, and divorce.

A divorce attorney discusses legal strategies for co-parenting children with special needs, including handling disagreements about diagnoses and treatment.

Heather Quick’s Women Winning Divorce examines Christianity, Islam, and Judaism as women navigate divorce, shame, and financial decisions.

This episode discusses an AI tool that provides 24/7 support for victims of intimate partner violence.

Heather Quick interviews transformational coach Rihanna Malia about healing past trauma and unconscious patterns to build healthier relationships.

A divorce attorney and a divorce coach discuss key considerations for women deciding whether to stay in or leave a marriage.

Heather Quick interviews Dr.

Melissa Dionne, a licensed clinical social worker and owner of Jack's Beach Counseling, explains co-parenting after narcissistic abuse and dating after divorce.

Allison Jane Ewing explains how EFT tapping uses nine acupressure points to address emotional reactions after divorce.