Your people matter—especially when you’re navigating divorce, single motherhood, and a co-parenting dynamic that may feel like a daily emotional rollercoaster. This week on The Divorce Queens Podcast, Taylor (@mom.lawyer.divorced) and Rachel (@racheltalksdivorce) sit down to unpack what happens when your community shifts after divorce—and how to intentionally rebuild it from the ground up.
We share how our support systems changed (or disappeared) during our own divorces, the judgment we felt, and how we created new connections that were rooted in shared experience, real talk, and mutual growth. From church friends to soccer squads, from MOPS moms to Facebook groups—this episode is about how you find your people and hold on tight.
You’ll hear:
Why the loneliest part of your marriage might come before the divorce
How to build new friendships when your old ones don’t fit anymore
The importance of having different types of support: practical, emotional, social
Why community based on shared values and interests is key
Tips for finding (or creating) support—Facebook groups, divorce meetups, nonprofit circles, coaching programs, and beyond
A reminder that you’re not too much, too broken, or too far gone—you’re becoming
💡 Whether you’re newly single or years past your divorce, this one will remind you: you don’t have to do it alone.
Resources & Mentions:
Follow Taylor: @mom.lawyer.divorced
Follow Rachel: @racheltalksdivorce
Join the Facebook Community: Divorce Queens

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