Presenting Split Happens- A Divorce Podcast Featuring Jay Henderlite

Presenting Split Happens- A Divorce Podcast Featuring Jay Henderlite

Divorce often leaves families facing more questions than answers. From financial uncertainty to parenting challenges, the process can feel overwhelming. Many people struggle with:

  • Understanding custody decisions
  • Managing emotions during conflict
  • Navigating life changes after separation

These realities highlight the need for guidance that goes beyond the courtroom.

That’s where Split Happens comes in. A new podcast created by Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite in partnership with News4Jax, it reframes divorce as an opportunity for growth rather than failure.

Through candid conversations and expert insight, the show empowers listeners with tools, confidence, and perspective for navigating family transitions with dignity.

A Fresh Discussion of Divorce

We believe talking about divorce doesn’t have to feel intimidating. That’s why Split Happens mixes straightforward discussion with a conversational tone.

Each episode blends practical guidance with real-world insights, breaking down complex family law topics like child custody, therapy & healing, and divorce with kids into simple, actionable takeaways.

The podcast is co-hosted by Jay Henderlite, a board-certified family law attorney and partner at Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite, and Katie Garner, a Jacksonville meteorologist. Together, they bring legal insight and approachable storytelling to some of life’s toughest conversations.

Introducing "Split Happens", a podcast about divorce hosted by family law attorney Jay Henderlite (of Sasso, Guerrero, & Henderlite) and meteorologist Katie Garner of News4Jax. Sasso, Guerrero, & Henderlite are experienced family lawyers serving Jacksonville, Florida with decades of combined experience in cases of divorce, child custody, child support, and more.

Where to Find Split Happens

Listeners can stream Split Happens on major platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify (coming soon!), YouTube, and News4Jax online. Two episodes are already available, with more in development, offering fresh perspectives on divorce, custody, and family transitions.

Episode 1 – “Divorce Isn’t the End- It’s A Beginning”

The first episode challenges the common idea of “winning” in court. Instead of focusing on tearing down an ex, the discussion highlights personal growth and long-term stability.

The real victory comes from leaving the process with a stronger, healthier life.

Watch “Divorce Isn’t the End- It’s A Beginning” now ➔

Episode 2 – “What About the Kids?”

This episode shifts attention to the child’s perspective during divorce. It explores how children absorb parental conflict and why respectful communication matters.

The focus is on protecting emotional health and fostering a stable environment where kids feel secure and understood.

Watch “What About the Kids?” now ➔

Future Topics

Upcoming episodes will address custody, alimony, communication, and dignity in family transitions, offering listeners both clarity and confidence as they move forward.

Split Happens, new divorce podcast from Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite with News4Jax

FAQ Section

What is the Split Happens podcast about?

It’s a divorce and family law podcast designed to provide clarity, confidence, and tools for navigating major life transitions.

Who are the hosts of Split Happens?

The show is co-hosted by Jay Henderlite, a partner at Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite, and Katie Garner, Jacksonville meteorologist.

How is this podcast different from other legal shows?

Split Happens combines legal insight with approachable conversation, making difficult topics easy to understand.

What topics will the podcast cover in future episodes?

Episodes will focus on custody, alimony, co-parenting, and communication.

Where can I listen to Split Happens?

Available on News4Jax, SGH’s website, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify (coming soon!).

How does SGH’s expertise shape the podcast?

Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite’s board-certified attorneys provide accurate, compassionate guidance rooted in decades of experience.

Will the podcast feature guest speakers or listener Q&A?

Future episodes plan to include guest voices and listener-submitted questions.

Can divorce really be a positive transition?

Yes—when approached with dignity and perspective, divorce can be an opportunity for growth.