Your Emotions
Are an Asset
Not a Liability
Katherine E. Miller is the founder of Miller Law Group, where she and her team have helped hundreds of families navigate divorce with dignity for over two decades.
A trainer at the Center for Understanding in Conflict
and host of the Divorce Dialogues podcast, Katherine has dedicated her career to transforming how people experience one of life’s most difficult transitions.
The Emotionally Savvy Divorce Your emotions don’t have to derail your divorce—they can guide you toward clarity, wiser choices, and a healthier future.
What Readers Are Saying
"One of the most helpful divorce books I've read... I truly wish this book had existed during my own divorce."
-Jackie Pilossoph
[Founder of Divorced Girl Smiling and author of Who Let the Dogs Out]
"This book is a compassionate, practical guide to navigating divorce in a healthier way. Even in high-conflict situations, The Emotionally Savvy Divorce shows how you can negotiate strategically and move forward with clarity and confidence."
-Bill Eddy
[lawyer, therapist, mediator, co-founder of the High Conflict Institute, and author of BIFF and Splitting]
"Katherine E. Miller shows how to turn even the most charged feelings into clarity and wise decisions. You'll want this compassionate and empowering guide by your side."
-Jeffrey Davis
[strategist, speaker, author of Tracking Wonder]
"One of the most helpful divorce books I've read... I truly wish this book had existed during my own divorce."
-Jackie Pilossoph
[Founder of Divorced Girl Smiling andauthor of Who Let the Dogs Out]
For Attorneys, Mediators & Family Law Professionals
Looking to deepen your skills in emotionally intelligent negotiation? Katherine offers customized training and presentations for legal professionals, therapists, financial advisors, and organizations who want to better serve clients navigating divorce.
Tune In & Learn: The Emotionally
Savvy Divorce Podcast
Conversations with experts, thought leaders, and everyday people about emotional intelligence, strategy, and navigating life transitions with clarity and dignity.
262 - Dr. Erica Komisar on What Parents Need to Know About Divorce’s Impact on Kids
261 - Lyerly Spongberg - Coercion and Power Imbalances in High-Conflict Divorce
Divorce feels like an impossible negotiation.
You’re exhausted. Overwhelmed. Maybe angry, hurt, or scared about what comes next.
Everyone tells you to “leave your emotions out of it”—but that’s impossible when your identity, your finances, your children, and your future are all on the line.
What if there was another way?
What if your emotions could actually help you reach a better outcome—not derail it?
