In this episode, we’re digging into one of the most critical -- and most misunderstood -- corners of family law: safe exchanges and supervised visitation. These court-ordered services aren’t punitive, and they’re not “babysitting.” They are structured, trauma-informed tools designed to protect children, reduce conflict, and allow parent–child relationships to continue safely during some of the most challenging moments a family may ever face.

In this episode, we take a clear-eyed look at what litigation strategy really means in divorce. It’s not about aggression or courtroom theatrics -- it’s about timing, leverage, psychology, and knowing when to push and when to protect. You’ll hear how lawyers build smart, intentional cases designed to safeguard clients legally and financially.

When divorce turns toxic, kids often pay the highest price. In this episode of Split | A Podcast on Modern Divorce, Gus sits down with Dr. Amy Baker, a leading expert on parental alienation, to unpack one of the most painful and misunderstood dynamics in family law. They explore how alienation happens, why courts struggle to handle it, and what parents can do when they feel cut off from their children. From documentation tips to emotional recovery, this conversation goes beyond legal strategy, it’s about protecting your child’s well-being and learning how to move forward, even when the system falls short.