Jointly on the This Mother Means Business Podcast

Jointly co-founder Aimee Schalles joined host Laura Sinclair on the This Mother Means Business podcast for an honest, empowering conversation about one of the most avoided topics in relationships: legal protection. From prenups to cohabitation agreements, Aimee breaks down why these conversations feel so uncomfortable and why having them anyway is one of the most loving things you can do for yourself and your partner.

The episode dives into the real barriers women face when entering relationships without legal protection in place, the power of reframing a prenup as “choosing peace,” and how Jointly is making these agreements accessible at a fraction of the traditional cost. It’s a must-listen for anyone navigating modern relationships, finances, and family life.

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