For Mogul, CEO Erin Levine recounts a conversation with Allie Stark of Allie Stark Wellness for her podcast, Gutted Stories, and shares why speaking one’s truth is the highest form of self-care. “I have my applied my approach to self-care and wellness as a part of the Hello Divorce offering, empowering people to manage their divorce with ease and allowing them to gracefully step into the next chapter of their lives.” Erin Levine, CEO
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A deep dive into the mind of Erin Levine as she reveals some of the darker moments in her life and how she overcame them through self-discovery and self-care. “At that point [in my life] I had very little self-confidence, very little desire to protect myself or my own life. But I did not want to see any other human being experience what I had experienced.”
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In this episode Erin Levine explains how her experience as a divorce lawyer led her to build Hello Divorce, a web-based DIY divorce portal that earned Erin a nomination for the ABA’s Louis M. Brown Award for Legal Access. Sam Glover: “It sounds like you’re really trying to empower them to feel like they are in control of their situation?” Erin Levine: “Yeah. Instead of offering teasers on the law, maybe like in a blog that I might do for…
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Hello Divorce CEO Erin Levine discusses the best way to take on the many challenges of co-parenting and how you can overcome them. “Now is your time to slow down, stop, and survey where you are in this moment. During this “pause”, consider reconnecting with old friends, forming a new tribe, revisiting an activity you used to love, people watching over tea and a good book, a long bath (after you throw the toys out of the tub) or (gasp)…
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Hello Divorce CEO Erin Levine speaks with Mogul about the creation of Hello Divorce. Check out the article to learn her motivations for starting this platform, her plans for the next five years, and her advice for parents on how to talk to kids about the difficult decision to separate. “…divorce is the unwinding of what will likely be the most complicated financial contract any of us ever face. So we have to navigate a complicated legal process, nurture our…
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Hello Divorce CEO Erin Levine discusses how challenges of the traditional divorce model led to the evolution of Hello Divorce. “We think of Hello Divorce as more of a breakup service, not just as a divorce lawyer,” Levine notes. “It’s a full individual journey toward your next step in life. We’re really trying to play up the idea of community and to de-stigmatize divorce. [Our users] didn’t just decide to divorce overnight. This was a really long, painful, heartbreaking process,…
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Sarah Lacy, tech vigilante and publisher of the Silicon Valley-focused Pando Daily interviewed Hello Divorce CEO Erin Levine for the publication and for her weekly podcast, “A Uterus is a Feature, Not a Bug.” “In my view, this is a potential game changer for women who don’t control the assets in their household or a lot of people who are staying legally married because they can’t afford to go through the way-too-cumbersome legal process, but are too nervous of what…
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Hello Divorce earns a mention in Lawyerist for offering flexible channels of communication and valuable forms and resources. “She gave a tour of today’s law firm through the eyes of a user experience designer and identified four key elements that millennials want when they purchase legal services: 1. A modern web presence with various channels of communication with the firm. 2. Fixed fees. 3. Collaboration and inclusion in the process. 4. Excellent customer service. So how do we use design-thinking…
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Relationship expert Dr. Wendy Walsh interviews Hello Divorce CEO Erin Levine about relationships and breakups. “But, some break-ups are easier than others. If you’re married, there are kids and dogs and stuff to divide. And divorce is expensive: it used to be that whoever hired the most expensive attorney got the best outcome in the divorce. Not anymore. Now, there’s a new way to divorce – on your own, with a little online support. Erin Levine is a Bay Area…
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Hello Divorce CEO Erin Levine co-authored an article, “The Risky Business of Living Outside the Marriage Box,” that ran in San Francisco Attorney, a quarterly publication of the Bar Association of San Francisco: “Americans are not growing afraid of commitment. Instead, millennials understand their relationships are not like their parents’—and they don’t have to be.”
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