Attorney & Author, Nicole Sodoma, the marriage-loving divorce attorney, leads informative and encouraging conversations, tips, and anecdotes on separation and divorce, relating her 25 years of experience in counseling and litigating thousands of divorce cases. She is the Founder and Managing Principal of Sodoma Law, the leading family law firm in the Carolinas. She has gained national recognition for her expertise in divorce, custody, and co-parenting, with her insights featured in major media outlets like TODAY, The Wall Street Journal, Business Insider, and The Washington Post. Nicole has been acknowledged as a top attorney and entrepreneur by several regional publications. Under her leadership, Sodoma Law has grown to over 50 employees across 7 office locations in two states. She is also a Certified Parenting Coordinator, Certified Collaborative Law Attorney, and an All American Speaker. Additionally, Nicole is the author of "PLEASE DON'T SAY YOU'RE SORRY," a book offering an empowering perspective on marriage, separation, and divorce, released on May 24, 2022.
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Episode #3
Sometimes You Win and Sometimes You Learn
Sep 17, 202656 minS2
In this episode of The Space Between, Nicole Sodoma sits down with longtime Charlotte leader, financial advisor, and public servant Edwin Peacock for a candid conversation about what happens when life doesn’t go according to plan and what we can learn in the process. Drawing from Edwin’s experiences in business, public service, marriage, fatherhood, and financial planning, Nicole and Edwin explore the parallels between political conflict and the deeply personal conflicts that arise during separation and divorce. They discuss why compromise isn’t the same as losing, how learning to truly listen can change difficult conversations, and why some of life’s biggest setbacks can ultimately become opportunities for growth. The conversation also turns to one of the most challenging parts of starting over: money. Edwin shares practical insight for anyone facing a major financial transition, from rebuilding confidence and creating “cash control” to making thoughtful decisions about housing, retirement, investing, and the future. His advice starts with looking beyond the numbers and asking a bigger question: Where do you want to be personally, professionally, and financially three years from now? Ultimately, this episode is about more than divorce, finances, or public service. It’s about navigating change with perspective, finding common ground when you disagree, learning from the moments that didn’t go your way, and refusing to let a single label or chapter define who you are.
Nicole interviews her colleague Justin Shealy, a family law attorney with Sodoma Law's South Carolina office, about what private investigators actually do in divorce and custody cases, and how far removed that work is from what people expect from TV. The conversation moves through where PIs genuinely help a case, from alimony and custody to hidden assets and digital footprints, and where clients waste money chasing evidence that won't move the needle. Episode Highlights: 00:00 — Meet Justin Shealy and what family law covers across the Carolinas 00:54 — What private investigators actually do (and don't do) 01:42 — The biggest misconception clients have about PIs 04:30 — Cohabitation, alimony, and the 90-day rule in South Carolina 05:50 — Using a PI in child custody cases 08:13 — Uncovering hidden income and financial red flags 14:53 — How technology and social media create a digital footprint 19:16 — Where clients cross the line into stalking 23:14 — Deciding whether hiring a PI is worth it 30:42 — What to do first if you think you need a PI About Our Guest: Justin Shealy is a family law attorney with Sodoma Law's South Carolina office, practicing family law across the Carolinas. He is active in the York County bar and known for thoughtful client communication. Outside the office, he is a dad, a husband, and a foster parent. Connect & Resources: Watch: https://www.youtube.com/@SodomaLaw Sodoma Law
<p></p><p>Nicole interviews Laurie Berssack MSW of Carolina's Matchmaker, about how matchmaking can help people (especially post-divorce) rebuild confidence, get off the apps, and date with more intention. The conversation blends practical dating advice with Nicole’s legal lens on separation/divorce realities and how dating can complicate a case even when it’s technically allowed.</p><p>Key takeaways</p><p></p><p>0) The hardest part of matchmaking: unrealistic expectations</p><p>Lori says many clients come in looking for a “perfect robot” partner—hyper-specific, unrealistic ideals—rather than focusing on the foundational traits that actually make relationship...
<p>In this powerful and deeply personal episode, Nicole Sodoma sits down with long-time friend and wellness guide Johnna Smith to explore the emotional “space between” — that transitional phase between separation, heartbreak, or major life changes, and the renewed sense of self that follows. </p><p>Together, they explore how holistic practices like yoga, meditation, nutrition, life coaching, and even weightlifting can serve as transformative tools to help people reconnect to their inner clarity, manage anxiety and panic, and build emotional resilience during life’s most uncertain moments. </p><p></p><p>Key Themes & Takeaways </p><p>🧠 Emotional Wellness & Panic Recovery Bo...
<p>Nicole Sodoma and Rob Roseman of WTF Divorce go over their experiences of their own divorces, as well as their experiences with those that they counsel going through separation and divorce. </p>
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