This episode kicks off with an update on Chance the Rapper's divorce and delves into the marital asset division between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt. We then take a quick look at North Korea’s recent changes to divorce laws, followed by an in-depth explanation of what to expect during a divorce trial, including courtroom dynamics and legal procedures. This episode then shifts into pop culture territory, featuring viral TikTok stories, including situations where commenters encourage divorce, popular relationship tests, and a segment on the viral "Red Flag Guy." Wrapping up the episode, we explore topics like marital property division and how text messages can be presented as evidence in divorce proceedings. Tune in for relationship trends, celebrity breakups, and a glimpse into the world of divorce law!   Timestamps: 0:44 Chance The Rapper Update 5:16 Angelina Jolie & Brad Pitt 14:00 North Korea Divorce Law Change 16:10 What To Expect In A Divorce Trial 33:20 Sponsers 35:50 TikTok Story | Should She Divorce? 38:40 TikTok Relationship Tests 42:20 The Red Flag Guy 43:20 Marital Property 46:42 Text Messages & Character Evidence   Links: Chance The Rapper: https://bit.ly/3YCscNt Chance The Rapper Settlement: https://bit.ly/4j5GgY6 Jolie-Pitt Settlement: https://bit.ly/4lNT33k North Korea Divorce Law: https://bit.ly/3XZ5Qph TikTok Divorce Advice: https://bit.ly/3EqGr16   Handy Divorce Links: Need a consultation for your Chicago area divorce? Click here https://go.stglaw.com/get-started-v2 For more information about STG Divorce Law, visit www.stglawfirm.com. For I Just Want This Done, our bestselling guide to divorce, check out https://a.co/d/1QL4rBh To sign up for our free biweekly Illinois divorce webinar, go here - https://go.stglaw.com/webinar Want to join our free Illinois Divorce Support Network, our private Facebook group? Link is here - https://www.facebook.com/groups/628976674432197/?_rdr And for social media, free educational content, podcast, and more, check out: https://linktr.ee/raifordpalmer   As always, state law varies. This is not legal advice. Consult with a skilled divorce lawyer in your area for information about your specific situation.