Recent Posts by Johnnie Raines

 
Johnnie Raines is Chief Content Officer at It’s Over Easy, the online divorce service. He is a producer and dynamic creative professional with expertise in Family Law, Business Affairs, Marketing, Casting and Producing Television and Digital Content. In addition to overseeing content production, SEO and social content for It’s Over Easy, he also produces and co-hosts the podcast All’s Fair with Laura Wasser. Prior to joining forces with It’s Over Easy Founder and C.E.O. Laura Wasser, Johnnie supervised Casting and Production at ON TV, INC. His work on television includes Casting and Producing credits on ABC’s top rated reality shows, including “The Bachelor,” “The Bachelorette” and “Supernanny,” plus dozens of projects across cable and social media. Johnnie earned his B.A. in Journalism & Public Relations from The USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, and his Paralegal Studies Certificate from UCLA. Immediately after college, Johnnie worked as a Publicist in London and in Hollywood, before starting his career in production as a writer for ABC Daytime on the soap opera “General Hospital.”
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Approaching Social Media Before, During and After Divorce

Social media has become irrevocably tied to modern lifestyle, and most people currently considering or dealing with divorce have at least one active social network account. While there's nothing wrong with remaining active on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or other platforms during and following your ...


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Types of Child Custody and What They Mean for You

If you and your soon-to-be ex have children together, they're likely to be one of the main focal points of your divorce process. Child custody determinations are often contentious, but they certainly don't have to be. If you're separating on friendly terms, it's possible to come to an agreement with...


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Kids and Divorce: Father's Rights Count!

Divorce law is rapidly evolving on the subject of fathers' rights, and the change couldn't be better timed. In past decades, American families had a uniform configuration: Dad worked all week, Mom stayed home with the kids and divorce law was slanted so heavily toward maternal custody that the phras...


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Child Support Negotiations and the Special Needs Child

While many people think that determining the amount of a child support obligation is a matter of simply plugging numbers into a formula, this isn't necessarily true. Many parents have extenuating circumstances that may require a deviation from the usual calculations. One common example is when a div...


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Post-Divorce Parenting: What’s the Deal with “Nesting”?

Heard of it? "Nesting" is showing up in the media and pop culture more and more frequently – see articles in the New York PostThe Wall Street Journal, and mine in The New York Times; TV shows like Transparent and Billions, and the upcoming Splitting Up Together; even Kelly Ripa polled the audience...


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