Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the thrilling world of I Now Pronounce You Divorced podcast! Join us as we embark on a captivating journey through riveting topics like divorce, military divorce, custody and visitation, trust and estate planning, and all things family law. Our podcast is guided by the expertise of three acclaimed family law attorneys and occasional special guests. Prepare to be enlightened, entertained, and put at ease by our comprehensive insights.
Beyond Physical Abuse: Understanding Power, Control, and Domestic Violence
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 (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelseyfadness/) from Samaritan House (https://samaritanhouseva.org/) to discuss the realities of abusive relationships and the barriers victims may face when considering separation.
We explore the different forms abuse can take beyond physical violence, including emotional abuse, financial abuse, coercive control, and social isolation.
Kelsey also explains how fear can influence decision-making, why someone may still have strong feelings for an abusive partner, and why abuse may continue or even escalate after separation.
If you or someone you know is experiencing an abusive relationship, understanding the dynamics of domestic violence can be an important first step toward finding support and developing a safer path forward.
This episode is intended for educational purposes and discusses domestic violence, abuse, and other sensitive topics.
29 Sept 2026
Lessons From The Past: Building Your Financial Team Through Divorce
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 the role of life insurance when support obligations are involved, and creating more structure around your finances.
The episode also explores the unique challenges business owners can face during divorce, including the importance of accurate bookkeeping, understanding cash flow, and moving from a reactive approach to a more intentional financial strategy.
If you are going through divorce or preparing for what comes next, this compilation offers practical lessons on surrounding yourself with the right expertise and making informed decisions about your financial future.
22 Sept 2026
Preparing for a Deposition: What to Expect and How to Prepare
In this Encore episode of I Now Pronounce You Divorced, family law attorney Rebecca Melone, Esq., and Charles Hatley, Esq., break down one of the most important tools attorneys may use during the discovery process: the deposition.
A deposition is a formal, sworn question-and-answer session conducted before trial. Attorneys use depositions to gather information, preserve testimony, evaluate witnesses, uncover inconsistencies, and better understand the facts that could affect settlement negotiations or a future trial.
You will learn when depositions can be especially valuable in divorce and family law cases, including matters involving custody disputes, financial questions, and allegations that may require deeper investigation.
You'll also learn how attorneys prepare clients for the process, why answering only the question asked matters, and how staying calm can make a major difference when emotions are running high.
Whether you are preparing for a deposition yourself or simply want to better understand how attorneys gather information during a divorce case, this episode offers a practical look behind the scenes of the discovery process.
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