🎙️ Episode 5: When Co-Parenting Feels Like Crisis Management

Co-parenting should feel like teamwork. But what if it feels more like crisis control?

In this episode of Love and Law with Elizabeth Yang, we take a closer look at the real-life challenges of co-parenting with an unstable or unpredictable partner. We begin with a public story: Brittany Cartwright, from Bravo’s The Valley, recently revealed how her ex, Jax Taylor, yelled at her in front of their child and made co-parenting so volatile that she had to require drug testing before visitation. Sadly, stories like these are more common than you think.

• 💔 What happens when co-parenting breaks down emotionally?
• ⚖️ What legal protections exist when one parent is inconsistent or unsafe?
• 🧠 What do you do when parenting together starts to feel like parenting alone?

Through a fictionalized dramatization inspired by real events, Elizabeth explores the emotional weight of parenting with someone who keeps crossing the line—and what your legal options are when it’s time to set firm boundaries.

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Because protecting your peace—and your child’s safety—isn’t just emotional. It’s legal.

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🎙️ Episode 4: The Nap That Broke Her

It wasn’t the nap. It was everything leading up to it.

In this emotional episode of Love and Law with Elizabeth Yang, we explore the story of a first-time mom pushed to the edge—exhausted, unheard, and on the verge of walking away. A nap didn’t end her marriage… but it became the breaking point in a relationship already drowning in postpartum isolation and emotional neglect.

• 💔 What happens when one parent gets sleep—and the other gets silence?
• ⚖️ Can emotional labor be recognized in divorce or custody court?
• 🧠 How do you draw the line between support… and survival?

Elizabeth unpacks the legal and emotional toll of invisible labor and shares how postpartum resentment can quietly fracture a marriage. This episode features an immersive dramatization, followed by real talk about what it means to be emotionally abandoned—and what your options are when you’ve had enough.

Based on a true story originally shared on Reddit’s r/relationship_advice.

Because sometimes, the loudest wake-up call… is silence.

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🎙️ Episode 3: Married to a Man-Child

“I’m tired of asking. I need a partner, not another person to clean up after.”

That’s the breaking point for one woman trapped in a marriage where love has been replaced by emotional labor—and her husband behaves more like a dependent than a partner.

In this immersive episode of Love and Law with Elizabeth Yang, we explore the slow, suffocating reality of being married to a narcissist—and the legal consequences that follow when your role becomes maid, caretaker, and parent all in one.

• 💔 What happens when the burden of marriage falls entirely on your shoulders?
• ⚖️ Can emotional exhaustion be recognized in court?
• 🧠 How do you plan your escape when your identity has been erased?

This episode reveals the emotional and legal cost of caretaking a man-child—and offers powerful insight for anyone feeling invisible in their own relationship.

Because when love turns into labor, something has to change.

🎧 Available now on all major podcast platforms.

Need clarity about your situation? Learn more about your options under California divorce law.