OZY features Hello Divorce CEO Erin Levine as a ‘Rising Star’ in this article about her efforts to shift the culture of divorce and build an affordable, on-demand and meaningful alternative to the retained attorney status-quo.
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CEO Erin Levine appears on the LAWsome podcast to discuss the evolution of Hello Divorce and what it takes to create a platform that is useful and personal at the same time. “She didn’t just create an app… We find out [in the show] that she gets into these places where people are fearful, then they’re angry, then there’s contention. No amount of technology could help soothe that beast. But what could would be somebody who understood how to apply…
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More than 100 nominations poured in for the 2019 Legal Technology Resource Center ‘Women of Legal Tech’ award. Hello Divorce CEO Erin Levine was one of 15 finalists named to the list. “The selection process was unbelievably challenging, but we rounded off the honorees to 100 by adding 15 phenomenal women this year. These women will be recognized on February 27th in Chicago at the Women of Legal Tech Summit.”
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In this article, Hello Divorce is mentioned as one of 2019’s notable tech innovations disrupting family law. “So, how can tech disrupt the cycle of conflict that comes with separation, divorce and co-parenting to streamline the process in the U.S. Family Law system? Enter the Digital Disruptors.”
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In a guest article, Hello Divorce CEO Erin Levine shares how self-love helped her overcome a traumatic experience – and become a more authentic startup founder as a result. “I had to be brutally honest with myself before I could tell others of my story. Through a pause, I paid much more attention to my first thought and first experience with every interaction I had. I realized that I always protected, not engaged. That’s when I learned that the energy…
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In this episode Erin Levine founder and CEO of Hello Divorce talks with Ian Connett about divorce, “modern break ups,” wellness, and the role that legal tech can play to make personal upheaval more manageable. Ian starts by asking about the origin of Hello Divorce. Erin: “I had more and more millennial clients asking me for information, asking for a more collaborative legal experience and asking for something that didn’t necessarily ramp up the conflict between the parties but still…
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Alameda Magazine features our very own Erin Levine and her husband Sky Pace. “While Levine, who already had a thriving family law practice, toiled nights and weekends challenging the stodgy legal business model, Pace was pushing the envelope in his own industry, transforming Brix Beverage, his fountain soda distributorship, into a soda producer, with its own brand, Alameda Point Craft Soda Co.”
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Erin shares a number of insights on collaborating with an entrepreneurial spouse in this article for Entrepreneur.com: “Making critical business decisions that may financially impact your spouse warrants a serious discussion. Especially if it’s a trigger for one or both of you. Have a conversation around your level of acceptable risk.”
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Hello Divorce earns a mention in this legal industry tech blog. “If we are near the beginning of a dramatic transformation from the “traditional,” lawyer-centric legal market into a tech-enabled, client-centric market, then everyone involved in law faces a fork in the road. On one side of the fork is the highway of the traditional law-firm model. On the other is the exit ramp to the surface streets of innovation…. surface streets have a lot going for them, too. If…
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Erin shares insights into what it takes to launch a start up with HeyMama.co. “What was the most surprising discovery to me was that an idea and even execution of that idea is not enough. You need to be relevant and to truly be relevant, to sell yourself and your brand, you need to dive far deeper internally than you ever have before. Nobody tells you that when you build a startup that what you know about yourself is not…
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