Conventional wisdom says if you have suspicions that you need a private investigator for your divorce, then you likely do. Just keep in mind that the laws in your state may not "give" you anything more even if your spouse has cheated. Many states are no-fault, meaning infidelity won't factor into your divorce settlement, in terms of money. However, information like that may still help you with negotiations, because there may be reasons your spouse wants to keep it quiet. Also, if you are already divorced and you are the one paying spousal support, knowing whether your ex has moved in with a new significant other may reduce the amount you are obligated to pay, plus if your ex is not spending their time with your children, you may be able to change the custody situation. Knowing how a private investigator could help you with your divorce is important, and this episode lays out all the details and what you need to know. (Guest: Jan Barefoot, Private Investigator) Follow us on TikTok and Instagram @exexperts.

Finding money that your spouse may have hidden during your marriage is a daunting prospect, but one that often times is worth the time and effort - and money - to discover. You don't always need a forensic accountant to do it, a valuation expert may be a better choice for you, depending on your situation. A valuation expert can look at things differently than a forensic, and with their knowledge and expertise, they can tell you whether or not you should go looking for hidden funds. We had an in-depth interview all about what you need to know and why the risk may very well be worth the rewards. (Guest: Melissa Gragg, Valuation Expert and Managing Partner, Bridge Valuation Partners) Follow us on TikTok and Instagram @exepxerts. Go to athleticgreens.com/EMERGING for the Athletic Greens deal!

We've said it before and we'll say it again, dating after divorce can be scary! You may feel insecure, you may not feel ready to actually experience intimacy with someone else yet - or you may be more than ready to get out there and get back in the game! No matter which way you're feeling, internationally renowned relationship expert Susan Winter has got lots of advice. From what your (and their) expectations should be, to how to broach sensitive topics like your divorce and/or kids, and even how and when a first kiss should happen, this is an episode you have to hear if you're back to dating post-divorce! (Guest: Susan Winter, Author and Relationship Expert) Follow us on TikTok and Instagram @exexperts.

Understanding the difference between a true narcissist vs an asshole is an important distinction - it came have a profound impact on almost every aspect of your divorce, as well as how you can manage the process. There are personality traits that people can exhibit which may make it easy to consider them a narcissist, but in actuality, stats show less than 5% of people really have Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Either way, there are specific things that you need to know, which will help you move forward in a way that won't be as harmful to YOU. Once you understand who you're dealing with in your divorce, you will learn strategies and ways to handle your divorce and beyond. (Ina Hansen, Bestselling Author and Coach) Follow us on TikTok and Instagram @exexperts.

Do you think you're divorcing (or did divorce) a narcissist? You may think the telltale signs were on display: doesn't seem to care about anyone but themselves; they're full of themselves; they're only really concerned about their own happiness and how things affect them. Professionals may agree these are narcissistic tendencies, but there is a lot more when it comes to a person being an actual narcissist. Otherwise, your ex may just be an asshole. In part 1 of our two part episode, you're going to have a clearer understanding of what a true narcissist is and whether or not that's what you're dealing with, along with how to tell the difference between a narcissist vs an asshole. (Ina Hansen, Bestselling Author and Life Coach) Follow us on TikTok and Instagram @exexperts.

Retired Judge Ronny Jo Siegal shares valuable insights on divorce court proceedings, emphasizing the importance of support during legal battles. Topics include myths about telling your story, judge's perspectives, courtroom etiquette, managing emotions, and the impact of legal representation in divorce cases.

As if divorce wasn't challenging enough, going through it all while helping a child with special needs can add an extra layer of stress and difficulty. T.H. and exEXPERT Rebecca Stern recently spoke about their personal experiences with their sons to the group "Other Parents Like Us". This event was so impactful and informative, and we are airing this episode to help even more parents dealing with these issues, so you all know you aren't alone. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @exexperts.

Divorce is a time of negotiation over many things in your life, and a common time to reevaluate your place at work, or even find a new job. Trying to determine how much money you should make can be challenging, but it's imperative that you first understand your value and what you're "worth" so that you aren't underselling yourself. This episode answers all of your questions about how to figure out what you should be asking for and how, no matter if it's at your current job or in the search for something new (even if you haven't worked prior to your divorce). (Guest: Jenifer Barkon, HR Executive) Follow us on TikTok and Instagram @exexperts.

You've heard experts say you should talk to yourself the way you talk to your best friend - but do you? Or do you have an inner voice that makes you feel bad about being divorced and "failing" at marriage, and makes you feel like a bad parent or that you just aren't good enough in so many other ways? In this episode, 10-time Emmy winner and author, Valerie Gordon, explains the most important skills you need in order to stop criticizing yourself and move forward with ease and grace. You'll learn how to get out of your head, stop second guessing yourself and end the process of always overthinking past mistakes. This is a conversation everyone needs to hear! (Guest: Valerie Gordon, Author "Fire Your Narrator!: A Storyteller's Guide to Getting Out of Your Head and Into Your Life") Follow us on TikTok and Instagram @exexperts. Go to athleticgreens.com/EMERGING for the Athletic Greens deal!

Getting divorced is hard enough, but if you have a child that has special needs and requires special services, that can make everything significantly harder. What if you and your ex don't agree on what's necessary? What if you're not even on the same page about what is going on with your child and whether they're even considered special needs? Working with a parent advocate can be one of the best decisions you make, and you must listen to this episode if you're looking for answers to understanding the definition of special needs, the difference between and IEP and 504 and who is eligible. (Guest: Rebecca Stern, Divorce & Family Mediator and Special Education Parent Advocate) Follow us on TikTok and Instagram @exexperts.