Happily Ever After Divorce

Gray divorce is on the rise among aging couples, especially those in long-term marriages over 60. In this episode of the Happily Ever After Divorce Podcast, attorneys Sara Khaki and Shawna Woods discuss the unique challenges of gray divorce—including financial planning, spousal support, healthcare, and dividing retirement assets. They also explore the emotional side: heartbreak, communication breakdowns, and how resentment and shifting relationship dynamics can lead to divorce later in life.

In this episode of the Happily Ever After Divorce Podcast hosts, Sara Khaki and Shawna Woods, dive deep into the complexities of modern feminism, femininity, and the cultural forces that shape how we understand them. From performative feminism and the balance between equality and equity, to the ways upbringing and societal expectations influence our perspectives on the feminist movement, this conversation challenges assumptions and invites introspection. 

In this episode of the Happily Ever After Divorce Podcast, Sara Khaki and Shawna Woods explore the theme of kindness being misinterpreted as weakness, particularly in the context of divorce and conflict. They discuss the crucial distinction between being kind and being nice, emphasizing that true kindness comes from a place of authenticity and self-awareness. The conversation delves into the challenges faced by individuals dealing with narcissistic personalities and the importance of setting boundaries while maintaining one's values. The hosts provide insights on navigating these complex emotional landscapes and the strategies that can be employed to handle difficult relationships with grace and strength.

In this episode of the Happily Ever After Divorce podcast, hosts Sara Khaki and Shawna Woods delve into the concept of toxic positivity, exploring its definition, implications in personal and professional settings, and the cultural shifts surrounding emotional expression. They discuss the balance between positivity and authenticity, the overuse of the term 'toxic,' and the importance of personal responsibility in navigating emotions.