Ep. 4 - 9 Myths About Divorce—Debunked By a Divorce Attorney

Ep. 4 - 9 Myths About Divorce—Debunked By a Divorce Attorney

There’s a lot of noise around divorce—and most of it isn’t accurate. In this episode of The Divorce Clause, Attorney Tiffany Odom-Rodriquez breaks down some of the most common (and costly) myths about divorce, from property division and prenups to children, infidelity and what divorce actually means for your future. If you’ve ever thought: * “I didn’t earn the money, so I don’t deserve anything,” * “If it’s in my name, I get to keep it,” * “Divorce will ruin my children,” * or “This has to be a war…” This episode will give you a clearer, more grounded understanding of what’s real and what’s not. Because divorce doesn’t have to be chaotic to be effective. And the more you understand, the better positioned you are to move through it with intention. In this episode: * The truth about stay-at-home spouses and financial rights * What actually determines who gets what * How divorce impacts children (and what really matters) * Why “the meanest lawyer in town” isn’t a strategy * What prenups are really for * And how to think about divorce as a transition not an ending If you’re navigating divorce—or quietly preparing for it—this episode is designed to replace fear with clarity. ⸻ Disclaimer: I’m an attorney, but I’m not your attorney. This podcast is for educational purposes only. It does not create an attorney-client relationship. This is not legal advice. Find a divorce attorney in your state to help with your specific case.

Ep. 3 – Ending No-Fault Divorce Won’t Save Marriage, But It Will Rehash Old Problems

In recent years, a growing number of policymakers have called for an end to or restrictions on no-fault divorce, arguing that making divorce harder will strengthen marriage. But what does no-fault divorce actually do—and what happens if it disappears? In this episode of The Divorce Clause, Tiffany Odom-Rodriquez breaks down the legal reality behind no-fault divorce, how it changed the system, and why eliminating it would likely lead to more litigation, more conflict, and more people trapped in marriages they cannot easily leave. This is not just a legal issue—it’s a question about autonomy, power, and how the law shapes modern relationships, and society.

Ep. 2 - What to Do When Your Fiancé Asks for a Prenuptial Agreement

What does it really mean when you’re asked to sign a prenuptial agreement? For many women, the conversation around a prenup can feel uncomfortable, unexpected, or even insulting. It can raise difficult questions about trust, power, and financial security before the marriage has even begun. But a prenup isn’t just a symbol of doubt—it’s a legal and financial blueprint that can shape your future. In this episode, divorce attorney Tiffany Odom-Rodriquez breaks down what prenups actually do, why they’re more common than ever, and how women can approach them from a position of clarity and strength—not fear. You’ll learn: * What a prenuptial agreement really covers * Why you should never sign a prenup without your own lawyer * The four key questions every woman should ask before agreeing to one * How a prenup can sometimes protect you—not just your partner * What a fair prenup process should actually look like Whether you’ve just been presented with a prenup or you’re thinking ahead, this episode will help you approach the conversation with confidence and strategy. Subscribe to The Divorce Clause for weekly episodes on divorce strategy, financial protection, and building a strong future after major life transitions. Disclaimer: I’m an attorney, but I’m not your attorney. This podcast is for educational purposes only. This podcast creates NO attorney-client relationship, and it is NOT legal advice. Laws vary by state. Always talk to a knowledgeable family lawyer in your state about the specific facts of your case.

Ep. 1 - How to Start Your Own Law Firm in a Week

In this first episode, Tiffany Odom-Rodriquez shares the real story behind launching her own law firm—fast! If you’re thinking about starting your own law firm or business, this episode is for you.