Rachel Lindsay

Not a dime.

Not a penny.

Not anything.

I paid all the bills.

And that's the crazy thing about divorce, at least in a community property state.

You are not rewarded for being a supportive partner.

For me, it was you're building a business.

I'm in a position where I can take care of the personal side of things.

So why would I not do that in a marriage?

And I never was like, I'm paying the bills.

You're living in my house.

Right.

That came after the divorce.

And if like, you know, I think not, I think I would say that it's like, I know both of us were disenchanted with our careers.

I loved being a lawyer.

He loved me a chiropractor, but we kind of hit a place where we were plateauing, where it was like, let's see if we can do something more.

For me at first, I thought that I would do entertainment law and change the area of law that I was working in.

But then I really loved communication and talking to people and being on the mic and having these conversations.

And so I was pivoting into that.

And both of us were like, if none of it works, we'll go back to what it is that we did.