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Our guest, Elaine Cole, is Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, with a Master’s in Psychology, is passionate about helping Grandparents offer their hope, care, wisdom and unconditional positive regard to their grandchildren, especially during a family’s divorce.  (www.GreenMarriages.com). Become The Happiest Grandparents On The Block.  Ms. Cole advises “The worse thing I can say to Grandparents is the truth about their warring progeny. It is what it is.  You have next to no control over your child or the X.  So, this is my unheard plea:  Help our grandchildren navigate the turbulent waters of a family’s divorce” She believes this is a grandparent’s duty and their legacy to future generations.  Topics in this program include: How to be a Smart Grandparent How grandparents can stay involved during their adult child’s divorce Managing difficult conversations with grandchildren Managing difficult conversations with adult children Getting your chocolate hugs and kisses

Divorced mother of three Delaine Moore is an author, NLP Practitioner, speaker, and Licensed Mars Venus Life Coach, who specializes in divorce, dating, relationships and gender differences.  Since her own divorce in 2007, she has inspired thousands of divorced women to grab the next chapter of their lives by the horn and pursue passion on their own terms on her website, I Am Divorced Not Dead.  Her memoir, A Woman’s Body Never Lies – which chronicles her wild, yet profound, ‘body-driven’ awakenings in the first after her divorce, was recently purchased by the feminist publisher, Seal Press, and is slated for release in Spring 2012.  dwol.com - Divorced Women online Topics in the program include: When is the right time to begin dating after divorce? How not to make the same mistakes when seeking a new mate Internet dating services, are they a good idea? When to introduce your date to your children? key ingredients of a "keeper" Sex after divorce And much more  

Divorce is a stressful and unsettling situation. Over 50% of first marriages end in divorce, and the number increases to 67% for second marriages. Renowned  psychologist, Dr. Larry Friedberg, is interviewed and we learn: How Communication Breaks Down in Relationships, How to Work Through your Divorce with Less Stress, How to Protect Your Children from Personal Arguments With Your Spouse and we discuss Controlling Personalities. This program has been the most downloaded program on Divorce Source Radio since first airing in July of 2009 and is helping tens of thousands of individual get over their divorce and move on with their lives.  This is a "Must Hear" program for anyone going through a divorce. For more information on Dr. Larry Friedberg, visit www.DrLarryFriedberg.com.  For more programs and information on our show, visit www.DivorceSourceRadio.com or email us at DivorceSourceRadio@gmail.com

Our guest, Jeffery Landers advocates for women. Jeff is a Divorce Financial Strategist and the founder of Bedrock Divorce Advisors, LLC, a divorce financial strategy firm that exclusively works with women, who are going through, or might be going through, a financially complicated divorce.  Jeff reviews the Top 6 Serious Financial Mistakes Women Make.  But, men can learn some valuable lessons here as well.  Jeff advises “put your emotions on the side and think financially.” Topics in this program include: ·         The top 6 serious financial mistakes made during divorce ·         The important steps to organize your finances and maintain control ·         Preparing for your financial future ·         Financial considerations to ensure long term financial stability ·         How to avoid divorce settlement mistakes ·         Divorce proofing your business

In this episode, attorney Henry Gornbein and psychologist Dr. Larry Friedberg discuss what Henry perceives as a change for the worse with some attorneys practicing Family Law these days. Topics in the program include: Has the level of professionalism amongst lawyers decreased over the years? Are attorneys part of the problem by ramping up their clients emotions during their divorce? Could a psychologist's child custody evaluation be swayed to meet the needs of the hiring attorney to bolster his case? And much more

Stacy D. Phillips, is a celebrity divorce lawyer extraordinaire.  She is the author of the best-selling book Divorce: It's All About Control - How to Win the Emotional, Psychological and Legal Wars (http://www.controlyourdivorce.com); a certified family law specialist, and founder and the managing partner of Phillips Lerner & Lauzon LLP (http://www.plljlaw.com/Bio/StacyPhillips.asp).  In this exclusive interview Stacy offers advice on how to cope with losing control and avoid common divorce battles. Topics in this program include: An overview of the anatomy of control Managing and coping with control Dealing with the emotional, psychological and legal wars What’s a good client; and working more effectively with your lawyer The major divorce considerations and what to think about Fighting just to win, is it worth it? How to deal with an inflexible ex

Imagine being accused or hurting your wife or beautiful children when you know you hadn't done anything.  Before you have a chance to tell your side of the story to a judge, your taken away in handcuffs and thrown in jail and now you are forced o pay tens of thousands of dollars to prove your innocence.  And if you think this only happened to men, think again.  Women are falsely accused as well and many times their lives are ruined forever because of an angry spouse or ex's wiliness to hurt you and take your children away from you forever. No normal thinking person would approve of domestic violence or child abuse, but more times than you might imagine, during a high conflict divorce case, an angry spouse or ex may falsely accuse  their partner of just such abuse as a way to get even.  And although our criminal system is supposedly based on innocent until proven guilty, just the opposite is true for those falsely accused of domestic violence or child abuse. Our guest is Dean Tong, a nationally known forensic

Divorce Source has grown immensely over the past year and a half.  Tens of thousands of listeners from all over the world are turning to our podcasts for help and support during one of the most difficult times in their life; their divorce. In this episode of The Pecking Order, Steve Peck reaches out to the Divorce Source Radio community and explores the possibility of taking DSR to the next level, allowing us to help even more people.  Steve is looking first to the DSR community to see if there are any listeners that have the means to help grow DSR.  Have you had experience building an internet business similar to DSR or are you an experienced media sales person who understands New Media and might have ideas regarding appropriate sponsors for DSR?  Perhaps you are a radio programmer and might have advice on syndicating our program to local stations. Or maybe you're a listener who believes in what we're doing and would be willing to promote DSR through word of mouth and through your Facebook and Twitter accoun

Roughly two million lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) individuals in the United States have married someone of the opposite sex.  When these partners come out of the closet, one third of these relationships break up right away, a third stay together for a year and then separate, and another third commit to making it work - although three years later, only half of this last group of relationships are still intact. Our guest Amity Buxton. Ph.D. http://www.straightspouse.org/home.php , discusses the grieving and healing process the straight spouse experiences upon learning of this revelation.  To read more about this topic, Deborah writes about it in more.ca.   Topics include: When a spouse comes out how it impacts the family The six stages of recovery Children’s reaction to a their parents disclosure Understanding the healing journey

Through a frank conversation about life and book, The Look of Love (http://www.thelookoflovebook.com/index.html), Jill Egizii tells the story of a bitter divorce which rages into full scale warfare, and how the father uses the children as ammunition.  Is the shield of a mother’s love enough to save her children?  Or is it already too late.  We explore the effects of parent alienation on the family; the children, and the targeted parent.   This is a heart wrenching interview, in which Jill Egizii shares her personal experience of being a targeted parent which ultimately caused her to lose a close and loving relationship with her children.  Jill has put her heart and soul into helping others cope through the annihilation of a formerly positive relationship with one’s children.    Topics in this program include: An explanation and awareness of Parent Alienation Syndrome How to recognize the signs of being a targeted parent Support systems available for the alienated parent Steps parents should take if t

Our guest is world renowned anti-aging expert and author of The Text Book of Bio-Identical Hormones, Dr. Edward Lichten.  Dr. Lichten has put together the missing pieces that  underlie most chronic disease-- hormone imbalances and we're going to be talking about how hormone imbalances in both men and women can lead to relationship problems that can end in divorce. Topics in the program include: How to recognize the signs and symptoms of menopause Sleep disorders and headaches caused by hormonal changes Natural Hormone Replacement Therapy for men and women Male Andropause Erectile Dysfunction and how to have more energy, be healthier and regain a passion and zest for life.

It's not always easy for a divorced single mom to make it financially, especially when their ex isn't paying child support or spousal support. If you find yourself in a difficult financial situation after a divorce and need to provide for your family, there is help available.  You just need to know where to look. In this program, our guest, Lindsay Blanche, talks about ways to provide for your family during tough financial times.  She knows this all to well, as a single mom of two.  After her divorce, her husband stopped paying child and spousal support.  Lindsay was forced to find ways to make ends meet and now shares her information with other single moms through her blog at www.grantsforsinglemother.org.  This program helps single moms find help with food, housing, employment, health care, counseling and more.

We begin the New Year with a look back over the past decade on what's changed in the world and in the world of divorce as attorney Henry Gornbein shares his thoughts on the top ten divorce issues of the decade.  For more free programs on divorce, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com.    

The holidays can be a challenging time for families going through divorce. We have these images of perfect family holidays, yet your own family is coping with a situation that is anything but perfect. In this program, psychologist, Dr. Larry Friedberg, provides advice to help get you through the holidays. This Program Covers: Dealing with ALL holidays including: Christmas, Hanukkah , Easter, Birthdays, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, Graduations How to deal with your feelings and emotions during this trying time Understanding issues your children may be dealing with during the holiday season Dividing parenting time between you and your ex Tips for holiday parties and gatherings to ease the stress Is it proper to begin dating around the holidays www.DivorceSourceRadio.com

In episode #16 of "Ask Henry" Henry Answers the following listener questions: Mark from Chicago Why do they have marital status on job application forms and do you have to check divorced if you are? Sean from San Antonio I've heard you should keep your divorce decree and that you may be asked for them to purchase a new car, home, life insurance issues and more. Is this true? Jennifer from San Francisco Can I change my mind about divorcing my spouse after I filed papers? Laura from Jew Jersey Can I change my restore my maiden name as part of or after the divorce the divorce? Robert from Indianapolis You did a show on The Divorce Than Never Ends. How do we keep ourselves mentally healthy during this process?  What specific advice can you provide on how not to let the constant attacks affect us as much? Tom from Detroit I'm a laid off auto worker and haven't worked for over a year.  My ex and I were married eighteen years and we don't have any kids.  It's not like I haven't been looking for a job, I have. Now

The Pecking Order, with Divorce Source Radio host Steve Peck, presents issues, events, past and future shows and is Steve's place to download his thoughts regarding divorce and life thereafter. In this episode, Steve discusses the new Divorce Source Radio Facebook page and takes on the role of disc jockey as he plays songs that center around relationships and divorce with the thought of helping listeners connect with their true feelings. Enjoy the music and look forward to a positive future!

Most people manage to get through a divorce and move on with their lives even though they may still have feelings of anger and hurt. Then there's the individual who's anger and hurt has gotten the best of them and even though they are divorced, they feel the need to continually hurt their ex by talking down about them to others, or filing more legal motions long after the divorce and carrying their anger and hurt with them on a daily basis.  This type of personal is typically dealing with abandonment issues or a personality disorder that prevents them from moving on with their life.  An if this personality type has children, their failing to see the damage they creating in their life  - because all they can focus on is themselves and the perceived injustice that was done to them that led to their divorce.  A healthy person realizes no one person is completely responsible for the failure in a marriage. In today's with conversation with attorney Henry Gornbein, we'll take a look at the type of person who is un

Family Law Attorney Henry Gornbein answers a listener's phone-in question regarding his wife setting him up to meet with her when a PPO (Personal Protection Order) was in place and then turning him in for violating the PPO.  The caller is now facing jail time because of what he believes was a set-up. More free programs on divorce are available at www.DivorceSourceRadio.com and on iTunes

In this program, Family Law Attorney Henry Gornbein discusses going to trial for custody of a child with a disability. You'll get a feel for how attorneys prepare for trial and learn what to look for in an attorney if your case is going before a judge. For more free programs, visit www.DivorceSourceRadio.com or iTunes by searching "Divorce Source Radio".

In this episode, we address men who suffer depression and suicidal thoughts as a result of their inability to handle their divorce and not being able to see their children as much as they would like. Our guest is Barry Guidera, General Manager of the Australian based Dads in Distress and we'll discuss how their organization reaches out and provides support for hurting fathers.  We'll also play an actual distress call from a suicidal father that was having a hard time dealing with his situation and you'll hear how Dads in Distress founder Tony Miller handled the situation. If you are hurting and feeling depressed as a result of your current divorce situation, you'll learn that you're not alone and discover the urgent need to seek guidance and support to help get you through your tough time. For more free audio programs on divorce, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com