• A Divorced Divorce Attorney: From Hurt to Hope: Mastering Life After Divorce 🌈 DPTSP #096 || David M. Webb

  • May 1 2025
  • Length: 33 mins
  • Podcast

A Divorced Divorce Attorney: From Hurt to Hope: Mastering Life After Divorce 🌈 DPTSP #096 || David M. Webb

  • Summary

  • Welcome back to the Don't Pick the Scab Podcast! 🎙️ In this enlightening episode, I have the privilege of welcoming Michele Locke, a distinguished family law attorney with over two decades of experience and a personal journey through divorce. Michele's unique perspective stems not only from her professional expertise but also from her lived experiences, making her insights invaluable for anyone navigating the complexities of divorce later in life.


    Divorce can be an overwhelming experience, especially for men over 40 who often face unique challenges. Michele emphasizes the importance of understanding the emotional and financial toll a divorce can take. 💔 She sheds light on critical issues such as navigating financial uncertainty, understanding your rights as a stay-at-home parent, and the intricate emotional processes involved in untangling decades of shared life. Her mission is clear: to empower individuals with the tools they need to thrive after divorce, regardless of age or circumstance.

    One of the key themes in this episode is the significance of reframing one's mindset after a divorce. Michele shares that life is about learning and reinvention, encouraging listeners to embrace the idea that it is never too late to start over. 🌟 She provides practical strategies for emotional healing, which include:

    1. Seeking Professional Help: Michele advocates for reaching out to therapists or counselors to help process emotions and gain clarity during this tumultuous time. It's essential to care for your mental health and address feelings of anger and confusion.

    2. Finding Closure: She humorously suggests throwing a “divorce party” as a way to celebrate the end of one chapter and embrace new beginnings. 🎉 This creative approach allows individuals to take control of their narrative and find closure on their terms.

    3. Focusing on the Future: Michele encourages listeners to shift their focus towards building a fulfilling future. This involves setting new goals, exploring hobbies, and nurturing relationships that bring joy and positivity into their lives. 🌈 Find your JOY!

    Throughout the episode, Michele emphasizes that divorce doesn't define you; rather, it's a chapter in your life story. By adopting a proactive mindset, you can transform your experience into a journey of growth. She highlights the importance of maintaining a positive relationship with children, reminding parents to avoid sharing adult issues with them, as it can lead to unnecessary stress and confusion.

    As you can see/hear, Michele was pretty damn funny at times. I loved her frankness and engaging comments, answers and stories. Gotta get her back on the show again!


    As we wrap up this insightful discussion, we invite you to engage with us! 💬 What challenges have you faced in your divorce recovery journey? What strategies have helped you find joy and resilience? Share your thoughts in the comments below!


    Join us for this engaging episode filled with valuable advice, laughter, and hope. Remember, healing is a journey, and together, we can navigate the path to a brighter future after divorce. Don't forget to subscribe for more empowering content on the Don't Pick the Scab Podcast! 🕊️


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