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What’s a Divorce Attorney? With Michael Rice

  • Josephti Cruz
  • Mar 20
  • 2 min read

Divorce is oftentimes viewed as a strictly legal matter, but as we know, emotions play a huge role in your decision-making during divorce. What if your journey could benefit from more than just legal expertise? In our latest episode of Cover Your Assets, Jade and I sit down with Los Angeles divorce attorney Michael Rice—who champions a “supportive family law” approach—to unpack the emotional and financial toll of divorce. and why he generally suggests most families should try to resolve it out of court if they can.



We also explore the indispensable role of consulting attorneys. These professionals act as your legal advocates while you handle negotiations, offering valuable advice without taking over the process. Their involvement helps protect your interests and makes navigating through mediation much less daunting. 


There seems to be a stigma around mediation, and we talk about why many choose to avoid it. With the proper support, individuals can resolve conflicts amicably and privately without needing public courtroom battles. 


No matter how you end up deciding how to approach your divorce process, assembling a diverse support team—including financial experts and therapists—can improve the divorce experience and empower you to make well-informed decisions.

Join us as we discuss achieving a truly fair outcome and discover why having the right guide through your “tunnel” can make all the difference. Tune in today, and don't forget to subscribe, share, and leave a review!




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Divorce might be the end of one chapter, but it’s also a brand-new journey filled with hope and growth. Join us for practical tips for financial empowerment and insights to make this time a little less daunting.


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