Family Court - What to Expect: The Good, Bad, and Ridiculous
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Family Court - What to Expect: The Good, Bad, and Ridiculous
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Family court is the one place you hope you never have to spend much time — but for many of us, it’s unavoidable. In this episode of The After Wife, we’re pulling back the curtain on what it’s really like to navigate the system: the endless pretrials, the magic-show distractions, and the emotional toll it takes — especially for survivors of abuse.
We’ll talk about:
The difference between dissolution and divorce — and why most survivors end up in divorce
The slow grind of pretrials and attorney conferences where nothing seems to move forward
How discovery delays and document requests can be used as control tactics
Why family court is the only court that expects you to stay in contact with your abuser — and judges you for it
Kylie’s personal experience of being asked by a magistrate if she could forgive her abuser
The role of GALs — the good, the bad, and the expensive
The reforms we wish we could see, including accountability, trauma-informed training, and a shift to focus on children’s best interests
Because the process isn’t just broken — it’s exhausting. And if you’ve ever felt like you were losing your mind in the middle of it, you are not alone.
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