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The Minimalists are Emmy-nominated Netflix stars and New York Times–bestselling authors Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus. Alongside their podcast cohost, T.K. Coleman, this simple-living trio helps millions of people eliminate clutter and live meaningfully with less. Learn More.

Podcast Ep. 524 | Divorce

By The Minimalists

The Minimalists speak with divorce lawyer James J. Sexton about all the nuances of divorce, including the courage it takes to walk away from a marriage, housing and financial advice for recently single mothers, lessons from spousal cheating, how to know when a relationship is over, and much more!

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Discussed in This Episode

What does it take for someone to find the courage to file for divorce?
What housing and financial advice do you have for a recently divorced single mother?
How do you know whether a relationship is worth staying in and fighting for?
Right Here, Right Now: A new free audiobook and ebook from The Minimalists
Listener Tip: Often, we aren’t clinging to the thing; we’re clinging to the story we’ve written in our minds.
Should I hold on to sentimental items that trigger bad memories?
Should a married couple ever keep separate bank accounts?
How would marriages benefit from term limits?
Some fascinating divorce statistics.
More About Less: What is microcheating, and is it a big deal?
Added Value: A song that recognizes that the most difficult times can also be the best times of our lives.