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Divorced Dad Math, Moms Want to Grill Too, & Motherload of Crap Day (follow-up)

Divorced Dad Math, Moms Want to Grill Too, & Motherload of Crap Day (follow-up)

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Summary

In this episode, we break down Divorce Dad Math, Motherload of Crap Day, and why Mother’s Day can feel surprisingly painful for so many women — especially inside high-conflict co-parenting and family court.

We discuss:

  • how 50/50 custody schedules can make Mother’s Day stressful for divorced moms
  • why family court often minimizes coercive control and post-separation abuse
  • the financial realities of co-parenting after divorce
  • why so many mothers feel unsupported by the family court system
  • and what courts could actually do to support moms through action — not just symbolic holidays

We also get into:

  • “Divorce Dad Math”
  • school supplies, therapy bills, extracurricular costs, and custody conflict
  • why grills go on sale for Father’s Day but not Mother’s Day
  • girls in sports, toxic coaching culture, and moms who grill
  • and why Mother’s Day can be difficult for women navigating divorce, custody battles, infertility, estrangement, grief, or complicated family relationships

If you’re dealing with high-conflict custody, family court stress, post-divorce financial conflict, or difficult co-parenting dynamics, this episode will probably feel very familiar.

This podcast is based on personal experiences and opinions and is not legal advice, therapeutic advice, or mental health advice.

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