I Now Pronounce You Divorced

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Lessons from the Past: The Side of Divorce No One Prepares You For

October 13, 2026

Divorce is more than a legal process. It can reshape your identity, your relationships, and the way you parent. The paperwork matters, but the emotional side is often the harder part.In this Lessons from the Past episode of I Now Pronounce You Divorced, we revisit conversations with three mental health and coaching professionals about what it takes to move forward after a marriage ends:Karen McNenny, author, life coach, and divorce coachFrances Futrell, licensed therapist with Your Mental Hea...

Beyond Physical Abuse: Understanding Power, Control, and Domestic Violence

October 06, 2026

Why is it so difficult to leave an abusive relationship?From the outside, it can seem simple: recognize the abuse, leave, and move forward. But domestic violence is often built around power, control, fear, financial dependence, emotional manipulation, and isolation — making the decision to leave far more complicated than many people realize.In this episode of I Now Pronounce You Divorced, we are joined by Kelsey Fadness from Samaritan House to discuss the realities of abusive relationships an...

Lessons From The Past: Building Your Financial Team Through Divorce

September 29, 2026

In this special compilation episode of I Now Pronounce You Divorced, we revisit conversations with financial professionals Tasha Baron Smith, Kari Jessen, and our Managing Attorney Erik McCauley, Esq., to highlight some of the financial decisions that deserve attention before, during, and after divorce.You’ll hear practical conversations about reviewing your estate plan when a marriage ends, understanding your debts and credit, protecting yourself from new financial liabilities, considering t...

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I Now Pronounce You Divorced is hosted by Charles Hatley and Rebecca Melone. Its publicly listed email is ngarrison@melonehatley.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

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The publicly listed email for I Now Pronounce You Divorced: ngarrison@melonehatley.com.

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I Now Pronounce You Divorced typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Practicing professionals or recognized subject-matter experts whose expertise applies to divorce, custody, co-parenting, children’s mental health, insurance, retirement healthcare, or related family-law concerns. Recent guests include Heather Ruiz, Julia Jackson, and John Moore.

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Recent episodes cover Divorce, Family Law, Custody, Co-parenting, and Estate Planning. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.