When most people think of domestic violence, they picture physical harm. But Denise Richards’ case shed light on a far more insidious—and common—form of abuse: coercive control.

In this powerful episode of Love and Law, Elizabeth Yang unpacks how California’s domestic violence laws are evolving to recognize psychological manipulation, digital harassment, and emotional isolation as serious forms of abuse. With real-life stories and survivor insights, we explore what the law protects, how restraining orders work, and why documenting the invisible is just as important as proving the visible.

🔒 What counts as abuse in California—beyond physical violence

📱 How technology is weaponized in modern relationships

🧠 Why early signs of control are often the most dangerous

Whether you’re a survivor, an ally, or someone beginning to question your relationship dynamics, this episode offers clarity, compassion, and real legal insight.

🎧 Now streaming on all major podcast platforms.
📖 For a deeper look at the Denise Richards case and how Domestic Violence Restraining Orders work in California, read the full blog →

With Taylor Swift’s billion-dollar empire and Travis Kelce’s NFL legacy making headlines, the prenup conversation is suddenly everywhere. But these agreements aren’t just for celebrities. They’re becoming one of the most powerful tools for building trust, protecting creative assets, and redefining modern love.

In this episode of Love and Law, Elizabeth Yang unpacks the evolution of prenuptial agreements—from Beyoncé’s child clauses to Nicole Kidman’s sobriety provisions—and reveals how these legal contracts are becoming relationship manifestos.

💬 Why prenups are no longer just about money

📱 How clauses around social media, IP, and lifestyle are changing the game

🧠 What every couple should know about fairness, timing, and transparency

From Grammy winners to graphic designers, this conversation explores how prenups are empowering people to build smarter, more intentional partnerships—no matter their tax bracket.

🎧 Now streaming on all major podcast platforms.

📖 Want the full breakdown? Read the companion blog post →

In an industry known for fast breakups and public drama, Jessica Alba and Cash Warren just hit 15 years of marriage—while raising three kids and co-running a billion-dollar brand.

In this episode of Love and Law, Elizabeth Yang explores what sets their relationship apart—and what every couple (not just celebrities) can learn from it.

From prenups to estate planning to proactive mediation, we unpack how legal tools can strengthen a relationship—not signal its doom. Because for smart couples, it’s not about planning for failure. It’s about building a foundation for longevity, clarity, and trust.

💍 How legal planning supports emotional stability
📑 The real reason prenups can preserve a marriage
📊 Why regular legal check-ins help couples thrive through major life changes

Whether you're starting a family, growing a business, or simply want to protect what you’re building together—this episode is your guide to making love last by planning wisely.

🎧 Now streaming on all major podcast platforms.

Looking for guidance before marriage or cohabitation? Talk to a California prenup lawyer who understands both the legal and emotional stakes.

Most people think prenups are only for millionaires—or for people who expect their marriage to fail. But what if a prenup could be the thing that protects your greatest success before it even exists?

In this intimate episode of Love and Law, Elizabeth Yang is joined by a special guest—an anonymous creative professional who opens up about the prenup conversation that changed her relationship, her career, and her future.

Together, they unpack how comedian Ali Wong turned her prenup into a launchpad, and why more creatives and entrepreneurs in California are seeing prenups not as legal shields, but as love letters to clarity, growth, and mutual respect.

⚖️ Why California’s community property laws make prenups a must-know for creatives

🚫 The myth that prenups kill romance—and the truth that they can preserve it

📈 How protecting future assets like startups, intellectual property, or royalties is just smart love

Whether you're building a business, writing your next album, or just trying to plan a wedding without financial fog—this episode is for you.

🎧 Now streaming on all major podcast platforms.
Need prenup advice? Contact a Prenup Lawyer in LA County.

🎙️ Episode 9: When Civil Litigation Becomes Personal – Lessons from the Lively-Baldoni Case

What happens when a workplace conflict turns into a public courtroom battle—and reputations are on the line?

In this eye-opening episode of Love and Law, Elizabeth Yang unpacks the real legal and emotional stakes behind the Blake Lively vs. Justin Baldoni civil lawsuit. From harassment claims to defamation counterattacks, this case reveals how fast things can escalate—and what that means for anyone navigating conflict in their career or business.

⚖️ What California’s civil litigation process actually looks like—beyond the headlines
🧠 How social media, timing, and early legal strategy can shape a case
📱 Why your reputation is sometimes your most valuable asset in court

Whether you're a creative, entrepreneur, or employee trying to protect your name—this episode will show you what’s at stake when private disputes become public drama.

🎧 Now streaming on all major podcast platforms.

Need civil litigation advice? Contact a California Civil Attorney.

🎙️ Episode 8: Annulment – When the Marriage Wasn’t Truly a Choice

Some people get married because they want to. Others do it because they feel they have to. But what happens when fear—not freedom—leads to 'I do'?

In this powerful episode of Love and Law, Elizabeth Yang unpacks the emotional and legal complexities of annulment—what it really means to consent to marriage, and how to know when that consent might not have been freely given.

• ⚖️ What legally qualifies a marriage for annulment?
• 🧠 Why emotional pressure, fear, or manipulation can undermine real consent
• ⏳ Why annulment is rare—and what you need to prove it

Whether you said 'yes' to keep the peace, out of obligation, or because you didn’t feel you had a choice—this episode is for you. Because the law values truth—and so should you.

🎧 Now streaming on all major podcast platforms.

Need annulment advice? Contact a California Family Lawyer.

🎙️ 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.