Using Your Local Self Help Desk to Save Money with Yolanda Sanchez

Episode 6 of the The Graceful Exit Podcast: Helping Women Navigate Divorce with Grace podcast, hosted by The Graceful Exit, titled "Using Your Local Self Help Desk to Save Money with Yolanda Sanchez" was published on July 27, 2021 and runs 26 minutes.

July 27, 2021 ·26m · The Graceful Exit Podcast: Helping Women Navigate Divorce with Grace

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Summary

In this episode, Host and Founder Kimberlee Hoertz sits down with Real Estate Agent and Trusted Professional Yolanda Sanchez to talk about her journey through divorce. After 10 years of marriage and having 2 children, Yolanda saw her marriage in a new way. In her words, things were magnetized, and she decided that it was time for a divorce. By talking through her journey and the process of it all, Yolanda successfully shares with our community what the divorce process may look like and how she saved money through the self-help desk at her local courthouse. As a Trusted Professional, Yolanda Sanchez services the following counties- Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside and San Diego. As a Californian native, she grew up in Los Angeles County and currently resides in Orange County. She provides her clients with useful firsthand information, from schools and neighborhood to the most current pertinent information in each local real estate market. Yolanda has been recognized as a top producer consistently throughout her career. Because she is well diversified offering Commercial, Residential, Property Management and Investment opportunities. Helping everyone she works with to build short- and long-term wealth. To give back to her community Yolanda contributes regularly to Veteran charities. Her late father was a Vietnam Veteran recipient of 3 purple hearts. Marine Corps served 1967-1976. She enjoys serving Veterans going above and beyond to be a resource of information. Show Highlights How having children magnetized the issues in the marriage (1:16) The cost of divorce and using the self-help desk (2:16) Yolanda's divorce journey (4:02) How the self-help desk works (5:26) Asking for child support (7:51) The 2 year long divorce process (10:20) Having a sense of community (12:19) More on self-help (13:22) Life after divorce as a single mom (16:30) Being a Trusted Professional at The Graceful Exit (19:35) Yolanda's area of expertise in the real estate industry (21:10) Visit our website to learn more about The Graceful Exit, and website links https://thegracefulexit.com/ Join Our Community Instagram @The.Graceful.Exit Facebook @TheGracefulExit Pinterest @TheGracefulExitOfficial

Episode Description

By talking through her journey and the process of it all, Yolanda successfully shares with our community what the divorce process may look like and how she saved money through the self-help desk at her local courthouse.

As a Trusted Professional, Yolanda Sanchez services the following counties- Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside and San Diego. As a Californian native, she grew up in Los Angeles County and currently resides in Orange County. She provides her clients with useful firsthand information, from schools and neighborhood to the most current pertinent information in each local real estate market.

Yolanda has been recognized as a top producer consistently throughout her career. Because she is well diversified offering Commercial, Residential, Property Management and Investment opportunities. Helping everyone she works with to build short- and long-term wealth.

To give back to her community Yolanda contributes regularly to Veteran charities. Her late father was a Vietnam Veteran recipient of 3 purple hearts. Marine Corps served 1967-1976. She enjoys serving Veterans going above and beyond to be a resource of information.

Show Highlights

How having children magnetized the issues in the marriage (1:16)

The cost of divorce and using the self-help desk (2:16)

Yolanda's divorce journey (4:02)

How the self-help desk works (5:26)

Asking for child support (7:51)

The 2 year long divorce process (10:20)

Having a sense of community (12:19)