Welcome to "Don’t Pick the Scab," the podcast that brings you real-world insights and advice on the complexities surrounding divorces among men over 40. In this episode, I sit down with Sara Khaki, a renowned family law attorney based in Atlanta, GA, who shares her wealth of knowledge and experience in the field. Join us as Sara and I dive into a candid conversation that feels like two friends having coffee. With topics ranging from narcissism and self-responsibility to getting ahead of things and understanding grandparent's rights, this episode promises to deliver valuable information that will resonate with my male listeners over 40.
But that's not all! We also explore buzzwords, privacy pain points, and the unique experience of looking Middle Eastern, speaking with a Swedish accent, and embracing European fashion. Sara's refreshing perspective adds an exciting twist to the conversation, making it an episode you won't want to miss. So, jump on this episode, all my men over 40! Get ready to gain a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding divorces and arm yourself with the knowledge needed to navigate these challenging situations. Thank you, Sara, for joining us and sharing your kick-ass knowledge. We can't wait to have you back on the podcast again! Tune in and let's uncover the secrets to a successful divorce journey together.
Other topics:
Parallel parenting
Kids are more resilient than you think
The movie The Firm
Humans are messy
Evangelizing the rest of the firm
The reasonable person
Parental alienation - a slippery slope
The system is not perfect
Advising therapy for some of her clients
Every good Perian girl either becomes a lawyer, doctor or a engineer
A big fan of family
Multi-cultural nuances of divorce
Kids shutting you out - don’t stop fighting for them
Buying your guilt away
The mom voice
Fell in love with the US Constitution
Sara’s Podcast - Happily Ever After Divorce:
https://atlantadivorcelawgroup.com/podcast/
Atlanta Divorce Law Group:
https://atlantadivorcelawgroup.com/
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