Debbie Does Divorce

What Divorced Women Need To Know Before Jumping Back In The Sack

Debbie Does Divorce with Dr. Victoria Zdrok

Maybe it's been a while since you slept with anyone but your ex. If you're thinking about sleeping with a new man, watch the video above to hear Debbie's candid discussion with First Wives World's resident sexpert Dr. Victoria Zdrok on the things you need to know before getting back in the sack post-divorce.

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Prenup vs. Postnup

An exclusive interview with attorney Lynne Strober

Do you know the difference between a prenup and a postnup? Get the facts and find out the differences here as Debbie chats with attorney Lynne Strober.

Prenup: A prenuptial agreement, commonly abbreviated to prenup or prenupt (also can be known as an antenuptial agreement, or premarital agreement) is a contract between two people (usually a man and woman) that is entered into prior to marriage. The content of a prenup can vary, but usually pertains to issues such as choice of laws, equitable distribution, alimony, community property, religion, name, or anything that is not void by law. They may also include terms for the forfeiture of assets as a result of divorce on the grounds of adultery; further conditions of guardianship may be included as well.

Financial Literacy For Divorce Women

with Sanyika Calloway Boyce

Did you know that most employers are more interested in your FICO score than your college GPA? Do you want to learn the truth about how to achieve financial independence? Listen as Debbie chats with Financial Expert Sanyika Calloway Boyce and learns all the money matters they didn't teach you in school.

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The Difference Between Legal and Physical Custody

Debbie Does Divorce with Jacalyn Barnett

Do you have children? Are you getting divorced? If you answered "yes" to these questions, check out Debbie's interview on custody issues with "The Love Lawyer," Jacalyn Barnett. Jacalyn explains the difference between physical and legal custody and why it's important to have an understanding of the differences.

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How To Renegotiate A Divorce Settlement

Debbie Does Divorce with Laurie Puhn

Think there's nothing you can do about an unfair divorce settlement? Think again! Debbie and legal expert Laurie Puhn discuss the little-known facts surrounding renegotiating a divorce settlement.

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Traveling Solo Post-Divorce

with Madelyn Miller

Traveling solo post-divorce? You have a lot of options — from pampering, spa-like getaways to learning vacations or food and wine festivals. The world is your oyster, get out and see it! Here, Madelyn Miller, The Travel Lady, shares some tips with Debbie about solo travel, like staying on the concierge floor of your hotel.

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Divorce Mediation: Successes and Failures

with Rachel Fishman Green

Divorce Mediation can be an excellent (and inexpensive) alternative to attorneys. But is mediation right for you? Legal expert Rachel Fishman Green gives Debbie the low-down, detailing real-life stories of when mediation worked and when it went south.

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3 Tips to Help Your Kid(s) Deal with a New Sibling

An exclusive interview with clinical social worker, Debra Burrell

Has a new marriage suddenly thrown step-siblings into the already frenzied mix of your blended family? If so, you’re likely to have your hands full: Managing a bigger family, warding off negative emotions, and making sure all the kids get along. But fear not, help is just a click away in the form of clinical social worker Debra Burrell, who shares her expert tips with Debbie.

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How To Find An Attorney Who's Right For You

An exclusive interview with Family law attorney, Susan M. Moss

There are many different styles of lawyering in the divorce world. There are some who subscribe to the slash and burn mentality and others who will settle at any price. Certainly there are many in between.

When interviewing attorneys, it's important to choose an attorney who matches your comfort level of how aggressive you would like to be in your case. When searching for a matrimonial attorney, it's also essential to look for a lawyer who will answer your questions.

It's important that you understand the process so you can form a "team" with your counsel. Although your attorney will know the law, you as the client will have the best grasp on the facts. Your attorney will need to work hand in hand with you to know the relevant facts to successfully argue your case.

My advice is to find an attorney who never stops answering your questions. This is your life, and if you don't understand what's happening in your case or if you're uncomfortable with the way your case is being handled, you need to speak up and correct the strategy before it's too late.

Survey Says: "We Don't Need To Be Married To Be Happy"

with Cheryl Benton

Have you ever felt like an invisible woman among size 0 twenty-somethings? Well you don't have to! Debbie chats with Cheryl Benton, founder and publisher of The Three Tomatoes, a free weekly e-newsletter written for “women who aren’t kids." Cheryl's newsletter is designed for accomplished women who are smart and savvy, have disposable income, drink the occasional martini and know how to order from a wine list. And many (gasp!) are over 45.