Episode 11: Separate Property in Divorce: What People Get Wrong

Episode 12: Divorcing a Narcissist: Strategy, Not Just Survival

What happens when you’re divorcing a narcissist? Whether or not there’s a formal diagnosis, certain patterns of behavior can make a divorce significantly more difficult—and require a very different approach. In this episode of The Difficult Divorce, Nevada family law attorney Molly Rosenblum discusses the unique challenges that arise in high-conflict divorces and how to navigate them strategically. In this episode, we cover: *  Common behavioral patterns in high-conflict spouses  *  Why traditional approaches to divorce often don’t work  *  How control and manipulation can show up during litigation  *  The role of documentation and setting boundaries  *  Mistakes to avoid when emotions are high  If you’re dealing with a difficult or high-conflict spouse, understanding how to approach the situation strategically can make a significant difference in your case. 🎙️ The Difficult Divorce Podcast Real legal strategy for people going through divorce—so they don’t make costly mistakes. 📍 Las Vegas, Nevada  ⚖️ Rosenblum Allen Law Firm www.rosenblumlawlv.com

Episode 11: Separate Property in Divorce: What People Get Wrong

In this episode of The Difficult Divorce, host Anthony and Nevada family law attorney Molly Rosenblum sit down to unpack one of the most common and costly misconceptions in divorce: the belief that if an asset is in your name alone, it’s automatically protected. In Nevada, that’s often not how it works. The conversation breaks down: * Why Nevada’s community property laws focus on the source of the money, not the name on the account * How mortgage payments during marriage can create shared equity, even in a pre-marital home * What the Malmquist calculation is and why it can dramatically impact home equity * The “refinance trap” that can unintentionally convert separate property into community property * Practical steps you can take now to protect inheritances, gifts, and pre-marital assets This episode is especially important for business owners, long-time professionals, and anyone who brought significant assets into their marriage. Many people don’t realize they’ve been blending property for years until they’re already in the middle of litigation. If you own a home, have savings in your name alone, or believe certain assets are “untouchable,” this episode will help you understand what Nevada courts actually look at and how documentation and strategy can make the difference. Before assuming you’re protected, make sure you understand the rules of the game. www.rosenblumlawlv.com

Episode 10: How Long Is This Going To Take?

In this episode of The Difficult Divorce, Anthony and Nevada Family Law Attorney Molly Rosenblum sit down to break down real divorce timelines from: * Uncontested cases * Contested divorces * Custody's decisions * Business valuations * and much more... If you’re wondering how long divorce really takes in Nevada, this episode sets realistic expectations.  www.rosenblumlawlv.com

Episode 9: What NOT to Do in the First 30 Days of Divorce

The first 30 days after filing for divorce can quietly shape the entire case, and many people don’t realize they’re making costly mistakes until it’s too late. In this episode, Molly Rosenblum breaks down the biggest early mistakes people make in Nevada divorce cases, including: • Why are the first 30 days so important?  • What’s the biggest mistake you see people make right away?  • How does communication hurt people early in a case?  • And more... This episode is a reality check for anyone at the start of a divorce or considering filing. It’s not about reacting emotionally or trying to “win” early; it’s about protecting your position, avoiding preventable damage, and making informed decisions from day one. If you’re unsure what to do next, this conversation will help you understand what not to do and why slowing down early matters. www.rosenblumlawlv.com

Should You Move Out Before Divorce? (This Can Hurt Your Case)

One of the most common—and most dangerous—questions in divorce is: “Should I move out before filing?” The answer isn’t always simple—and making the wrong move can impact your finances, your custody case, and your overall position in the divorce. In this episode of The Difficult Divorce, Las Vegas family law attorney Molly Rosenblum breaks down what you need to consider before leaving the marital home. We cover: *  Whether moving out affects custody  *  Financial risks of leaving the home  *  Strategic considerations before making a decision  *  Common mistakes people make in this situation  If you’re thinking about divorce, this is one of the most important decisions you’ll make early on. www.rosenblumlawlv.com