When Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner’s custody battle made headlines, most people braced for a drawn-out, high-conflict courtroom war. But what happened instead surprised everyone: a private mediation that brought resolution in just a few weeks.

In this episode of Love and Law, Elizabeth Yang explores how this high-profile international case reflects a growing shift in how families—celebrity and non-celebrity alike—are resolving cross-border custody disputes. From the Hague Convention to California’s family law system, we dive into how mediation is reshaping the future of co-parenting, even across continents.

🌍 What international custody battles look like in a globalized world
🤝 Why mediation offers better long-term outcomes for children
📲 How technology and hybrid solutions are transforming modern co-parenting

Whether you're navigating a long-distance parenting plan or just want to understand what “the best interests of the child” really means in practice—this episode reveals why stepping out of court might be the smartest move a parent can make.

🎧 Now streaming on all major podcast platforms.
📖 Want to understand the legal mechanics behind international custody disputes? Read more

When most people think of domestic violence, they picture physical harm. But Denise Richards’ case shed light on a far more insidious—and common—form of abuse: coercive control.

In this powerful episode of Love and Law, Elizabeth Yang unpacks how California’s domestic violence laws are evolving to recognize psychological manipulation, digital harassment, and emotional isolation as serious forms of abuse. With real-life stories and survivor insights, we explore what the law protects, how restraining orders work, and why documenting the invisible is just as important as proving the visible.

🔒 What counts as abuse in California—beyond physical violence

📱 How technology is weaponized in modern relationships

🧠 Why early signs of control are often the most dangerous

Whether you’re a survivor, an ally, or someone beginning to question your relationship dynamics, this episode offers clarity, compassion, and real legal insight.

🎧 Now streaming on all major podcast platforms.
📖 For a deeper look at the Denise Richards case and how Domestic Violence Restraining Orders work in California, read the full blog →

With Taylor Swift’s billion-dollar empire and Travis Kelce’s NFL legacy making headlines, the prenup conversation is suddenly everywhere. But these agreements aren’t just for celebrities. They’re becoming one of the most powerful tools for building trust, protecting creative assets, and redefining modern love.

In this episode of Love and Law, Elizabeth Yang unpacks the evolution of prenuptial agreements—from Beyoncé’s child clauses to Nicole Kidman’s sobriety provisions—and reveals how these legal contracts are becoming relationship manifestos.

💬 Why prenups are no longer just about money

📱 How clauses around social media, IP, and lifestyle are changing the game

🧠 What every couple should know about fairness, timing, and transparency

From Grammy winners to graphic designers, this conversation explores how prenups are empowering people to build smarter, more intentional partnerships—no matter their tax bracket.

🎧 Now streaming on all major podcast platforms.

📖 Want the full breakdown? Read the companion blog post →