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We Chat Divorce Podcast

Hosted by My Divorce Solution · education · EN

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Divorce is emotional — but it’s also financial. We Chat Divorce helps you understand both. Join hosts Karen Chellew and Catherine Shanahan, co-founders of My Divorce Solution, for expert divorce insights, real stories, and proven financial strategies that turn fear into focus, focus into knowledge, and knowledge into power. Whether you’re just considering divorce, in the middle of it, or rebuilding after, you’ll learn how to protect your finances, make informed decisions, and move forward with clarity and confidence. The #1 podcast for financial divorce preparation, empowerment, and real talk about money, marriage, and moving on.

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What is We Chat Divorce Podcast about?

Divorce is emotional, but it’s also financial. We Chat Divorce helps you understand both. Join hosts Karen Chellew and Catherine Shanahan, co-founders of My Divorce Solution, for expert divorce insights, real stories, and proven financial strategies that turn fear into focus, focus into knowledge, and knowledge into power.

Who hosts We Chat Divorce Podcast?

We Chat Divorce Podcast is hosted by My Divorce Solution. The show has published 230 episodes to date.

What has We Chat Divorce Podcast covered recently?

Recent episodes include "219. Working With Your Divorce Attorney: Questions, Costs, and Expectations with Attorney Joshua H. Northam" (28 October 2026, 46 minutes), "218. Divorce Financial Mistakes: 10 Lessons You Should Know | Divorce Clarity Guide" (21 October 2026, 38 minutes), and "217. Trauma Bonds and Financial Control: Rebuilding Self-Trust with Dr. Nadine Macaluso" (14 October 2026, 40 minutes).

How often does We Chat Divorce Podcast publish?

We Chat Divorce Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 230 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on We Chat Divorce Podcast?

Booking probability for We Chat Divorce Podcast is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. We Chat Divorce Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. We Chat Divorce Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.

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My Divorce Solution hosts We Chat Divorce Podcast, an education podcast with 230 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • We Chat Divorce Podcast

    219. Working With Your Divorce Attorney: Questions, Costs, and Expectations with Attorney Joshua H. Northam

    Oct 28, 202646 min

    What should you expect from your divorce attorney—and what questions can help you understand the strategy, costs, and decisions ahead? Family law attorney Josh Northam joins Karen Chellew, Legal Liaison, and Catherine...

  • We Chat Divorce Podcast

    218. Divorce Financial Mistakes: 10 Lessons You Should Know | Divorce Clarity Guide

    Oct 21, 202638 min

    What do two divorce professionals wish they had known before their own divorces? Even with backgrounds in law and financial planning, Karen Chellew and Catherine Shanahan discovered that divorce decisions can have...

  • We Chat Divorce Podcast

    217. Trauma Bonds and Financial Control: Rebuilding Self-Trust with Dr. Nadine Macaluso

    Oct 14, 202640 min

    Why can leaving an abusive relationship feel so difficult—even when you know you have been hurt? Dr. Nadine Macaluso returns to We Chat Divorce to join Karen Chellew, Legal Liaison, and Catherine Shanahan, Certified...

  • We Chat Divorce Podcast

    216. 10 Costly Divorce Mistakes to Avoid | Divorce Clarity Guide

    Oct 7, 202634 min

    “I just want this to be over.” If you’ve felt that way during divorce, you’re not alone. But before you agree to a settlement, do you understand what it could mean for your everyday life—and your financial future? In...

  • We Chat Divorce Podcast

    215. Blended Families and Divorce: Protecting Your Emotional and Financial Future

    Sep 30, 202641 min

    In a blended family, an argument about parenting or money can carry deeper questions: Do I belong here? Does my voice matter? Are we still on the same team? Licensed marriage and family therapist and blended family...

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    214. Divorce Settlement Calculator: Can You Actually Afford to Keep the House?

    Sep 24, 202627 min

    A settlement can look equal on paper and still leave you wondering how you’ll pay the bills. In this episode of We Chat Divorce, Karen Chellew and Catherine Shanahan walk through a hypothetical couple’s proposed...

  • We Chat Divorce Podcast

    213. Trauma Bonds, Financial Control & Divorce: Reclaiming Your Power

    Sep 16, 202632 min

    Why is it so hard to leave a relationship that hurts you—and how can you begin preparing when fear and financial uncertainty keep you stuck? Before Dr. Nadine Macaluso returns to We Chat Divorce for a new conversation...

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    212. Dividing a Business in Divorce: What the Valuation Doesn’t Tell You

    Sep 9, 202628 min

    When a business is part of a divorce, determining what it is worth is only the beginning. The company may also be a marital asset, a source of household income and the employer paying expenses for the family. Each of...

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    211. From Heartbreak to Independence: Starting Over After Divorce

    Sep 2, 202635 min

    What happens when the life you planned suddenly falls apart—and you have to decide what comes next? Three years after her first appearance on We Chat Divorce, bestselling author, filmmaker, and creator Gabrielle Stone...

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    210. Financial Clarity Before Divorce: Rethinking Prenups, Postnups and Separation Agreements

    Aug 26, 202636 min

    Financial agreements are often viewed as a way for one person to protect their assets from the other. But a prenup, postnup or separation agreement can begin with a more constructive question: What are we trying to...

  • We Chat Divorce Podcast

    209. How to Rewire Your Brain and Rebuild Your Life After Toxic Love

    Aug 19, 202638 min

    The divorce may be final—or still unfolding—but your mind and body may remain stuck in survival mode. In this episode of We Chat Divorce, Karen Chellew and Catherine Shanahan welcome back Jackie Miller, certified...

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    208. Should You Keep the House in Divorce? Why Your Realtor Can't Answer That Alone

    Aug 12, 202624 min

    Should you keep the house in your divorce — or sell it? Your realtor can give you an answer. But excellent real estate advice can still be a costly divorce mistake. In this episode of Divorce Explored, Karen Chellew and...

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    207. How to Trust Yourself in Divorce: Stop Overthinking and Make Clear Decisions with Amy Armstrong

    Aug 5, 202646 min

    Divorce can make even the most confident person question every decision. When fear, conflicting advice, and financial uncertainty take over, how do you determine what is truly right for you? Divorce can make even the...

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    206. Hidden Assets or Costly Rabbit Holes? How Much Financial Discovery Is Enough?

    Jul 29, 202633 min

    One missing financial document could change the outcome of a divorce—but spending thousands tracing an account that once held only a few hundred dollars may not. So how do you know when you have enough reliable...

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    205. The 50/50 Divorce Myth: What Equitable Distribution Actually Means

    Jul 22, 202645 min

    Most people assume divorce means everything splits 50/50. In most of the country, that's not how the law works — and learning it mid-process can cost you dearly. In this episode of We Chat Divorce, Karen Chellew and...

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    204. Should You Move Money Before Divorce? Why One-Off Financial Advice Backfires

    Jul 15, 202624 min

    Someone tells you to move money out of the joint account. Someone else says stop depositing your paycheck. Your attorney raises temporary orders. Each piece of advice may sound reasonable on its own — but divorce...

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    202. Inheritance and Divorce: What Gray Divorce Couples Don't Know Can Cost Them

    Jul 1, 202624 min

    Is inherited money really "yours" in a divorce? Not necessarily — and the details of how that money was handled can make or break your case. In this episode of We Chat Divorce, Karen Chellew and Catherine Shanahan...

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    201. Is This Gaslighting? How to Recognize, Document, and Protect Yourself in High-Conflict Divorce

    Jun 24, 202631 min

    Is what you’re experiencing actually gaslighting? In this episode of We Chat Divorce, Karen Chellew and Catherine Shanahan sit down with narcissistic abuse expert Tracy Malone — author of Divorcing Your Narcissist — to...

  • We Chat Divorce Podcast

    200 Episodes Later: What Ten Years Taught Us About Money & Marriage

    Jun 17, 202623 min

    After 200 episodes and a decade of helping thousands of individuals navigate one of life’s most difficult transitions, Karen Chellew and Catherine Shanahan step back from the typical divorce topic to explore the deeper...

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