High-conflict family law cases can feel overwhelming, especially when children and custody decisions are involved.

In this episode, our host Dan Cuneo, Esq., sits down with Melone Hatley's Columbia, South Carolina, family law attorney JeBria Wilson, Esq., to unpack what really matters when emotions run high and the stakes are personal.

Together, they walk through practical communication strategies, why keeping everything in writing can protect you, and how to prepare for court with a clear understanding of what judges are actually looking for.

JeBria shares real-world insights from her experience handling high-conflict divorce and custody cases, offering grounded legal advice on documentation, managing expectations, and maintaining a respectful tone, even when it’s difficult.

At the heart of the conversation is one critical priority: child welfare. From co-parenting dynamics to courtroom behavior, this episode provides actionable guidance for anyone navigating family law disputes and trying to move forward in a way that protects both their case and their children.

In recognition of National Human Trafficking Awareness Month, this is a special extended episode dedicated to shining light on an issue that too often remains unseen.

Charles d Dan are joined by Tori Jones, Community Engagement Manager, and Lisa Kersey, Executive Director of FreeKind, an anti-human trafficking nonprofit committed to prevention, survivor support, and community education.

Together, they uncover what exploitation truly looks like, why human trafficking is often closer to home than many realize, and how traffickers manipulate vulnerability. The discussion also highlights the restoration process for survivors, emphasizing trauma-informed care, trust-building, and the power of consistency and kindness.

A central focus of this episode is FreeKind’s Prevention Project, which equips young people with the knowledge and tools to recognize and avoid exploitation before it happens.

This conversation is designed to raise awareness, spark important conversations, and empower listeners to be part of prevention efforts in their own communities.

In this episode, we dive into the complex relationship between debt and divorce, and why understanding your financial picture is one of the most empowering steps you can take during this transition.

We’re joined by Kari Jessen, Financial Representative with Northwestern Mutual, who breaks down what really happens to debt and credit during divorce, why checking your credit score is a critical first move, and how small, intentional budgeting decisions can set the foundation for long-term financial independence.

This conversation goes beyond the numbers and explores the emotional side of money: how fear, stress, and past habits influence financial decisions, and why accountability and support matter just as much as spreadsheets.

Whether you’re early in the divorce process or rebuilding afterward, this episode offers clarity, encouragement, and realistic steps you can take right now.