In this powerful episode of The Difficult Divorce, Molly Rosenblum and co-host Anthony Suitt dive into one of the hardest realities many people face — knowing a marriage isn’t working but feeling trapped by fear, guilt, and uncertainty.

Molly shares a story that mirrors countless clients she’s helped: someone who promised herself she’d leave “after the holidays”… and then three years later was still waiting. Together, Molly and Anthony explore why so many stay, what finally makes people act, and how to quietly, safely, and strategically prepare for change — even before you’re ready to leave.

If you’ve ever thought, “I’ll deal with it later,” this episode is for you. You’ll learn:

• Why fear and guilt keep people stuck
• The small moments that spark big decisions
• How to prepare emotionally, financially, and legally before leaving
• Why peace — not happiness — is often the first step to freedom

🎧 Tune in for real insight, compassionate advice, and the reminder that you’re not alone — and you’re stronger than you think.

Divorce isn’t just emotionally draining — it’s financially confusing, too. In this episode of The Difficult Divorce, Molly Rosenblum and co-host Anthony Suitt break down one of the most common (and dreaded) questions clients ask: “How much is this going to cost me?”

They’ll discuss the real factors that drive legal fees, what you can control (and what you can’t), how attorney retainers actually work, and smart strategies for managing your costs during the divorce process. Whether you’re just starting to consider divorce or already in the middle of one, this episode gives you practical insight into the financial side of family law — straight from the attorneys at Rosenblum Allen Law Firm in Las Vegas.

🎧 Listen now to learn how to plan, budget, and protect yourself financially during one of life’s toughest transitions.

Alimony is one of the most misunderstood parts of divorce. In this episode of The Difficult Divorce, Molly Rosenblum, Esq. breaks down how courts in Nevada decide whether spousal support (alimony) will be ordered, who may have to pay, and how long payments can last.

We’ll cover:

• The different types of alimony recognized under Nevada law
• Key factors judges look at when deciding support, including income, earning capacity, and length of marriage
• Common myths about alimony — and what really happens in court
• Practical tips if you’re worried about paying or hoping to receive support

Whether you’re in the middle of divorce or just starting to explore your options, this episode gives you clear, realistic guidance on what to expect when it comes to alimony.