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Legal Separation Vs. Divorce [333]
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About this listen
In this episode, I’m diving into a question I get all the time: Is legal separation the better option for Christian women in emotionally and spiritually abusive marriages? Or is divorce actually the path to healing and wholeness?
(Please note: this episode is for Christian women considering a more permanent end to their relationship. If that's not you, give this one a pass for today!)
I know how hard it is to navigate these decisions, especially when your faith, your safety, and your identity are all tangled together. I’ve lived it. I’ve wrestled with it. And I’ve coached hundreds of women through it.
So I’m walking you through the differences between legal separation and divorce from a biblical, emotional, financial, and psychological perspective without shame, fear tactics, or pressure. Just clarity, truth, and love.
What You’ll Learn:
- What legal separation really involves (hint: it’s not just sleeping in separate rooms)
- The truth behind “God hates divorce” and what Scripture actually says
- How legal separation can keep you stuck emotionally and financially
- Why divorce might be the healthiest choice for you and your children
- What your church may be getting wrong—and how to respond with courage and grace
- My own story of choosing divorce and what changed in my life after
Read the full show notes and/or ask Natalie a question here
Related Resources:
- Get a free, practical guide to legal separation and divorce that will help you decide what is best for you.
- Some more Flying Free Podcast episodes on divorce and separation: “How Do I Know if Divorce Is the Right Choice for Me?” “Will God Punish Me if I Get a Divorce?” “During Separation, How Do I Deal With an Overwhelming Workload and No Support?”