🎙️ Episode 7: Jewelry Bought During Marriage – Is It Really Yours?

Those diamond earrings he gave you… the Rolex you gifted him… they were symbols of love. But in a divorce, they’re something else: assets.

In this episode of Love and Law, Elizabeth Yang breaks down one of the most surprising truths about divorce—jewelry bought during the marriage may not belong to you alone. Whether it’s an anniversary gift, a luxury watch, or a family heirloom, the law sees it differently than your heart does.

• 💎 What counts as marital property—and what doesn’t?
• ⚖️ Why your most cherished jewelry could be split in a divorce.
• 📝 How to protect sentimental items with smart planning.

Elizabeth shares clear legal insights and emotional wisdom, so you know what to expect—and how to protect what truly matters.

Listen now and learn how to protect your peace, even when your most cherished memories are on the table.

🎧 Available now on all major podcast platforms.

🎙️ Episode 6: Cheating and Divorce — What Really Happens When Someone Strays

They cheated… so you’ll get more of the assets, right? Maybe full custody? Maybe you won’t have to pay spousal support at all?

In this episode of Love and Law, we break down the most common myths about infidelity and divorce—and what the law actually says about cheating when it comes to property division, custody, and support.

• 💔 Does cheating change how assets are divided?
• ⚖️ Can infidelity impact custody decisions?
• 🧠 Is it true that cheating cancels out spousal support?

While betrayal feels personal, the court focuses on evidence, finances, and parenting—not morality. But there are situations where infidelity can still affect the outcome—especially when reckless spending or child safety becomes part of the story.

In this episode, Elizabeth Yang helps you separate emotional truth from legal reality—so you can focus on what actually protects your peace and your future.

Learn more about your options under California Divorce Law.

🎙️ Episode 5: When Co-Parenting Feels Like Crisis Management

Co-parenting should feel like teamwork. But what if it feels more like crisis control?

In this episode of Love and Law with Elizabeth Yang, we take a closer look at the real-life challenges of co-parenting with an unstable or unpredictable partner. We begin with a public story: Brittany Cartwright, from Bravo’s The Valley, recently revealed how her ex, Jax Taylor, yelled at her in front of their child and made co-parenting so volatile that she had to require drug testing before visitation. Sadly, stories like these are more common than you think.

• 💔 What happens when co-parenting breaks down emotionally?
• ⚖️ What legal protections exist when one parent is inconsistent or unsafe?
• 🧠 What do you do when parenting together starts to feel like parenting alone?

Through a fictionalized dramatization inspired by real events, Elizabeth explores the emotional weight of parenting with someone who keeps crossing the line—and what your legal options are when it’s time to set firm boundaries.

If communication with your co-parent is difficult or escalating, consider using a platform like TalkingParents. This secure app helps you document every interaction with unalterable records, shared calendars, and court-admissible logs. You can find our affiliate link in the description to support the show.

Because protecting your peace—and your child’s safety—isn’t just emotional. It’s legal.

🎧 Available now on all major podcast platforms.