She Says Her Husband Cheated. The Law Won’t Let Her Divorce Him for a Year (with Jen Hamilton)
CriminalShow Notes
Earlier this year, labor and delivery nurse Jen Hamilton announced to her millions of followers on social media that her marriage was ending. Now, she’s trying to change the state divorce law that’s keeping her married.
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You can find Jen Hamilton on Instagram and TikTok. Her book is called Birth Vibes.
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