How Mental Health Professionals Shape Divorce Outcomes

How Mental Health Professionals Shape Divorce Outcomes

In this episode of Until Death Do Us Pod, we’re taking a closer look at the critical role psychologists play in divorce and custody cases. Join Jay Dahlin, Senior Partner at Schiller DuCanto & Fleck, as he sits down with Dr. Kara Anast to discuss how mental health considerations affect parenting, what to expect in child custody evaluations, and how psychologists help courts reach decisions that put children’s best interests first. Listen now to gain insight into this essential aspect of family law.

Navigating Children's Medical Issues During Divorce

In this episode of Until Death Do Us Pod, Partner Shaska Dice steps in as special guest host for a timely and insightful conversation on navigating children’s medical issues during divorce. Joined by board-certified pediatrician Dr. Payal Adhikari, the two delve into common and unexpected health-related challenges that can arise when co-parenting through a separation, especially when one parent is disengaged or uncooperative.

Is a Prenuptial Agreement Right for You?

In this episode of Until Death Do Us Pod, Senior Partner Jay Dahlin sits down with Associate Caroline Lowenberg and Managing Partner Meighan Harmon for a candid conversation about prenuptial agreements — covering the when, why, and how of bringing them up and making them work.

The Role of Fault in Modern Divorce

In this episode of Until Death Do Us Pod, Senior Partner Jay Dahlin sits down with Partners Kim Cook and Shaska Dice to explore the key differences between fault-based divorce and no-fault divorce.

Divorce from a Child's Perspective.

In this episode of "Until Death Do Us Pod,"  Senior Partner Jay Dahlin, Associate Caroline Lowenberg, and guest attorney Jason Pica delve into divorce from the child's perspective. Tune in as they explain how child custody is determined in family court, discuss the impact of this process on children, and explore creative solutions to mitigate the fallout from a custody fight.