Talk to Nichole and Ben. You're both working. You're both parenting. And you're both secretly keeping score. This weeks question comes from a couple who look like they've got it together - two careers, two kids, nice house, good jobs. But inside? They're competing instead of collaborating. And it's killing their relationship. When both of you are ambitious and both of you love your kids, how do you decide whose meeting matters more? Whose career gets priority? Who stays home when the ki...
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Talk to Nichole and Ben. You're both working. You're both parenting. And you're both secretly keeping score. This weeks question comes from a couple who look like they've got it together - two careers, two kids, nice house, good jobs. But inside? They're competing instead of collaborating. And it's killing their relationship. When both of you are ambitious and both of you love your kids, how do you decide whose meeting matters more? Whose career gets priority? Who stays home when the ki...
#59: What’s Fair in Divorce? The Conversation You Should Have Before You Ever Need It
Love for Life Podcast
57 minutes
3 months ago
#59: What’s Fair in Divorce? The Conversation You Should Have Before You Ever Need It
Talk to Nichole and Ben. When we’re in love, we imagine forever. But forever doesn’t always happen. And what’s often left behind isn’t just heartbreak it’s confusion, resentment, and financial ruin. Not because people didn’t care. But because they didn’t plan. In this episode, Nichole and Ben get honest about divorce. Not to scare you. Not to push prenups. But to help you understand what fairness really looks like if the relationship ever ends. From billion-pound settlements to couples with n...
Love for Life Podcast
Talk to Nichole and Ben. You're both working. You're both parenting. And you're both secretly keeping score. This weeks question comes from a couple who look like they've got it together - two careers, two kids, nice house, good jobs. But inside? They're competing instead of collaborating. And it's killing their relationship. When both of you are ambitious and both of you love your kids, how do you decide whose meeting matters more? Whose career gets priority? Who stays home when the ki...
