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What a Divorce Attorney Knows About Marriage
What can a divorce attorney teach us about building a stronger marriage? Turns out—a lot.
In this episode of Slightly Over It, I sit down with family law attorney Tenny Amin, who brings more than two decades of experience navigating marriage, divorce, and everything in between. We talk about what she’s learned from decades of working with couples, the common issues that can quietly create cracks in a relationship, and the important conversations couples should have before getting married. From finances and communication to prenups and protecting your relationship, Tenny shares a candid perspective on what can help a marriage go the distance.
Whether you're married, engaged, dating, or simply curious about relationships, this conversation offers practical advice—and a fascinating look at marriage through the eyes of someone who has seen what happens when things don't work out.
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