Jennifer discusses the growing trend of married couples choosing to live separately — sometimes even in different cities — and the implications this has on the health of their relationships. Drawing on data from the U.S. Census Bureau and her experience as a divorce attorney, Jennifer explores whether this unconventional living arrangement is a symptom of deeper issues or a potential solution for preserving a marriage. She emphasizes the importance of communication and intentional connection, noting that avoidance and separate living can often lead to disconnection and ultimately, divorce.

How To Divorce A High Conflict Person Without High Conflict
It is very difficult to be married to somebody who has a high conflict personality. As a divorce attorney, Abby Ewing knows how destructive high conflict personalities can be on family relationships. She is experienced in dealing with high conflict personalities in divorce.

Myths Around ‘Collaborative Divorce’ w/ Camille Milner
One of the great things about being a collaborative divorce attorney is getting to work with other fabulous divorce attorneys who are also committed to helping families find resolution in non-traditional, non-litigation ways. It is such a privilege to welcome Camille Milner. Camille is the owner of Camille Milner Law Firm which is located in Denton, and she practices in the Denton and surrounding counties. Camille was on the The Jennifer Hargrave Show to discuss Collaborative Divorce.
The Role of Experts in a Collaborative Divorce
When it comes to collaborative divorce, the role of experts stands as a crucial and often indispensable component. As couples navigate the emotionally charged and complex terrain of ending their marriage through cooperation rather than confrontation, experts bring...