PodcastThe Etiquette of Dealing with a Friend's Divorce

The Etiquette of Dealing with a Friend’s Divorce

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It’s a tough situation to watch friends get divorced, and how you respond is equally difficult. Our etiquette expert, Diane Gottsman goes through the common situations of a friend seperating from their spouse and provides details on the appropriate way to respond, from how you should react to things not to say. For more go to www.hitchedmag.com

Episode 174 · Run time 15:30

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