Divorce? Expert Advice You Need Right Now.

Bri, Kelly, sit down for our first interview episode—and we went big. Family-law attorney Brittney Salvatore Perkins (www.rightlawyers.com) joins us to unpack the real-world side of marriage, prenups, divorce, custody, and the sneaky signs of financial abuse—all while we dish on what we’re watching (yes, The Gilded Age and that wild Hunting Wives convo ).If you’ve ever wondered:What actually goes into a prenup (and what smart clauses protect you)How to spot financial control/abuse and what to do firstWhether “cheating clauses” even hold upHow child support and custody work across statesWhy some people wait until kids graduate to file…this episode gives you real, practical answers from someone who argues these cases every day.Guest: Brittney Salvatore Perkins — Family Law Attorney, www.rightlawyers.com(This episode is for general information only and is not legal advice.)Topics We CoverWelcome + our first interview!What we’re watching: Hunting Wives, The Gilded Age, SirensHow Brittney chose family law & what it coversPrenups 101: must-have terms, timelines, and mythsHigh-net-worth marriages: why some prenups take yearsEnforceable vs. “airtight” prenups (and when they fail)Do “cheating clauses” work?Financial abuse: red flags, first steps, and getting on equal footingChild support & custody across state lines (AZ/NV example)“Momquist” (Nevada): home bought before marriage—who gets what?What we wish everyone knew before getting marriedLightning round: friend groups, glow-ups, and courtroom winsKey TakeawaysA good prenup protects both parties and reduces conflict later.If you’re being financially controlled, access and transparency are the first battlegrounds.You can often seek attorney’s fees to level the playing field once a case is filed (jurisdiction-dependent).Custody is about best interests of the child, not punishment.Most clients don’t regret filing—they regret waiting.Disclaimer: The conversation reflects personal opinions and general information, not legal advice. Laws vary by state; consult an attorney for your situation.Subscribe for more real talk on relationships, parenting, work, and the messy middle of life—new episodes weekly. #divorce #relationships #marriage