Attorney James Sexton on How to Get Divorced Without Going Broke
James Sexton, a high-profile divorce attorney, returns to discuss the financial and emotional complexities of divorce, focusing on how financial habits during marriage can drastically impact the outcome. He emphasizes willful blindness around money, tactical financial decisions before divor
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