EPISODE · Oct 24, 2025 · 23 MIN
What Is BPD?
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Episode Summary: Attorney Clarke Young introduces the concept of the “Vampire Divorce” and explains what it means to represent spouses of individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) in child custody cases. Drawing from both personal and professional experience, Clarke discusses how BPD manifests in relationships, the emotional and legal challenges it creates, and why these cases are unlike any other family law matter. Key Timestamps 00:00: Clarke shares his background and why he focuses on BPD-related divorce cases. 03:00: The goal of Vampire Divorce and who it’s meant to help. 05:00: The people most affected by BPD relationships 08:00: How borderline behavior affects families and communities. 10:00: Explaining Borderline Personality Disorder and its traits. 12:00: The nine diagnostic signs and how they appear in real life. 15:00: Comparing BPD traits to the nature of a vampire. 18:00: Clarke’s guidance for those divorcing a borderline spouse. 21:00: Importance of education, support, and professional help. About the Show Vampire Divorce is a podcast by Attorney Clarke Young, a seasoned family law attorney who represents spouses of individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder in custody proceedings. The show sheds light on the emotional, psychological, and legal realities of divorcing a partner with BPD—and how to protect yourself and your children through awareness and preparation.
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Attorney Clarke Young introduces the concept of the “Vampire Divorce” and explains what it means to represent spouses of individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) in child custody cases. Drawing from both personal and professional experience, Clarke discusses how BPD manifests in relationships, the emotional and legal challenges it creates, and why these cases are unlike any other family law matter.
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