In an interview with Kristen Howerton of “Rage Against the Minivan” podcast, Hello Divorce founder Erin Levine discusses how shelter-in-place orders are affecting co-parenting custody schedules. Listen Now
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Founder Erin Levine speaks with Women’s Health about the top reasons people seek divorce. “People in long-term marriages are generally not just walking out on their marriages for the heck of it,” Levine says. “These are people who tried to save their marriages for years and years, and it just didn’t work out.” – Erin Levine Read More
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In this BuzzFeed article, Hello Divorce CEO Erin Levine offers advice to co-parents navigating their way through coronavirus. There’s a legal answer and a mama bear answer (“mama” for purposes of this = gender-neutral). The legal answer is that parents that live near each other should probably continue to exchange their kids. At least that’s what most government websites are saying. The mama bear answer is go with your gut. Check yourself — are you trying to keep your ex…
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HuffPost interviews Hello Divorce CEO Erin Levine for a piece about co-parenting during coronavirus/COVID-19. “My biggest piece of advice is to be honest, and be especially thoughtful about tone when having difficult discussions with your ex,” Levine said. “We’re all struggling. We’re all trying to do the best we can right now. The more transparent and empathetic you can be right now, the better for everyone.” Read More
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In an interview with Bay Area Parent, Hello Divorce CEO Erin Levine shares tips on coparenting during stay-at-home orders throughout California. When people are fearful, tired or scared, or whatever heightened emotion they are feeling, it can really impact how we communicate. The important thing is to shield our kids from conflict. Kids are resilient when it comes to divorce or separation – except when they are exposed to conflict over an extended period of time. Read More
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Hello Divorce CEO Erin Levine shares advice for navigating divorce during the COVID-19/coronavirus crisis. “When Hello Divorce approached me about articles written by Erin Levine, it made me curious. And when I read about how to handle the Covid-19 situation for single parents, it spoke to me. I have been given permission to put the whole article on the website. And while it was tempting, I’m not trying to steal anyone’s thunder. I just felt like this was information that other parents could…
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Hello Divorce and CEO Erin Levine are recognized for smart, helpful communication around coronavirus in this article in Above the Law: Take Bay Area family lawyer Erin Levine, founder of Hello Divorce. After getting more than 50 questions about how the pandemic could impact divorce proceedings, she produced a helpful Q&A for her clients and, undoubtedly, many others looking for guidance. In her piece, “Will Coronavirus Affect My Divorce?” Levine covers court dates and possible closings, co-parenting decisions, and child…
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Hello Divorce Founder and CEO Erin Levine was named recipient today of the American Bar Association Legal Technology Resource Center’s James I. Keane Memorial Award for Excellence in eLawyering. Presented by the ABA to one person each year, this prestigious award recognizes attorneys and law firms that “innovatively deliver personal legal services, with special attention given to firms and entities that serve both moderate income individuals and the broad middle class,” as the ABA states on its website. Congratulations to…
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Hello Divorce CEO Erin Levine appeared on the Maximum Lawyer Podcast to talk about how she guides the Hello Divorce community through divorce with DIY and DIFY options, as well as access to fixed-fee, on-demand lawyers – using technology and a more efficient model that saves time and money. Listen Now
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Hello Divorce CEO Erin Levine joins “Piloting Your Life” host Terri Hanson Mead to discuss the ways in which divorce is evolving, the way we make choices around divorce and how children impact those decisions. “What I’m really seeing is that women are living with more intentionality. They want to feel alive and make deliberate choices – not just let life pass them by. Most of these women have waited 5-7 years before pulling the trigger for divorce. …Usually it’s…
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