Jenga: On The Record

Send us Fan MailStress Is More Than Personal—It Can Become a Relationship ProblemStress has a sneaky way of following us home.Work. Money. Kids. Divorce. Family obligations. Health concerns. An endless to-do list. We may think we're handling it—but sometimes the people closest to us are the ones who feel the impact.In this episode of Jenga On The Record, Lorie Wood and Steve Fatula talk about how stress can quietly change the way we communicate, react, connect, and handle conflict in our relationships.Why do little things suddenly become big things? Why are we sometimes less patient with the people we love most? And how can we recognize when the real problem isn't our partner—or even the issue we're arguing about—but the stress we're carrying into the relationship?Whether you're married, divorced, co-parenting, dating, or simply trying to build healthier relationships, this conversation is a reminder that sometimes the conflict isn't the problem. It's a symptom of something else.🎙️ Listen to this episode of Jenga On The Record and ask yourself: Is stress affecting my relationships more than I realize?

Send us Fan MailLike all episodes of the Jenga: On The Record podcast (Formerly "I do, I did, I don't), Steve and Lorie take a lighthearted and entertaining approach to educate listeners on the many legal and emotional aspects of divorce.In this episode, family law attorney Steve Fatula breaks down the key differences between divorce and legal separation, including the legal implications, benefits, and important considerations of each. Whether you're contemplating ending your marriage or simply exploring your options, Steve shares valuable insights to help you make an informed decision about which path may be best for you and your family.Join Steve and Lorie as they simplify complex topics, offer practical guidance, and remind listeners that even during life's most challenging transitions, there is always room for knowledge, hope, and a little laughter along the way.

Send us Fan MailWhat happens when two people who can no longer be married still have to raise children together?In this episode of Jenga: On The Record, Steve and Lorie tackle one of the most emotional and challenging aspects of divorce: custody and co-parenting.From parenting plans and timeshare schedules to communication, conflict, and putting children first, family law attorney Steve Fatula and Certified Mediator and Divorce Coach Lorie Wood discuss navigating custody during and after divorce.They explore common mistakes parents make, how to reduce conflict, and practical ways to build a healthier co-parenting relationship—even when emotions are still running high.Because while marriages may end, parenting doesn't.Join Steve and Lorie as they take a lighthearted and entertaining approach to the legal and emotional realities of divorce and remind listeners that, much like a game of Jenga, one move can change everything—but with patience, communication, and a strong foundation, families can continue to thrive.Whether you're in the middle of a custody dispute, learning to co-parent, or supporting someone who is, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

Send us Fan MailLike all episodes of the Jenga: On The Record podcast, Steve and Lorie take a lighthearted and entertaining approach to educating listeners on the legal and emotional aspects of divorce.In this episode, family law attorney Steve Fatula and Certified Mediator and Divorce Coach Lorie Wood discuss one of the most contentious issues in family law: hiding assets during divorce proceedings. From undisclosed bank accounts and hidden income to cryptocurrency, business interests, and suspicious spending patterns, they explore the tactics some spouses use to conceal assets and the potential legal consequences that can follow.Whether you're currently navigating a divorce or simply want to better understand your rights, this episode offers practical insights, real-world examples, and important considerations to help you protect yourself throughout the process.Join Steve and Lorie as they simplify complex topics and remind listeners that knowledge is power—especially when it comes to safeguarding your financial future.