Divorce can feel like an ending, but Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Sarah Frontiera helps us reframe it as a beginning—one filled with growth, clarity, and deeper self-understanding. In this episode, Sarah shares how healing happens not by avoiding pain, but by moving through it with intention. We talk about how exploring past patterns can create lasting change, why building support systems matters, and what age-appropriate honesty looks like when parenting through divorce. Whether yo...
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Divorce can feel like an ending, but Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Sarah Frontiera helps us reframe it as a beginning—one filled with growth, clarity, and deeper self-understanding. In this episode, Sarah shares how healing happens not by avoiding pain, but by moving through it with intention. We talk about how exploring past patterns can create lasting change, why building support systems matters, and what age-appropriate honesty looks like when parenting through divorce. Whether yo...
24. Divorce Stories: The Dangers of a “D.I.Y.” Divorce with Sandy Anleu
Cover Your Assets – A Divorce & Money Podcast
26 minutes
8 months ago
24. Divorce Stories: The Dangers of a “D.I.Y.” Divorce with Sandy Anleu
Our friend Sandy Anleu joins us on today’s episode to talk about the lessons she had to learn the hard way from her ‘DIY’ divorce 5 years ago. We go through Nancy Hetrick’s four stages of transition in divorce from last episode to unpack the moment Sandy knew her marriage was over, the toll divorce takes on your decision-making, and how she is using her newfound financial independence to work toward her goal of traveling the world. Sandy Anleu on LinkedInSouth Bay Equity LendingJade Eagles on...
Cover Your Assets – A Divorce & Money Podcast
Divorce can feel like an ending, but Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Sarah Frontiera helps us reframe it as a beginning—one filled with growth, clarity, and deeper self-understanding. In this episode, Sarah shares how healing happens not by avoiding pain, but by moving through it with intention. We talk about how exploring past patterns can create lasting change, why building support systems matters, and what age-appropriate honesty looks like when parenting through divorce. Whether yo...
