The Good Divorce® Show
The Good Divorce® Show challenges common misconceptions about divorce. Host and divorce coach Karen McNenny offers guidance on navigating divorce without conflict or debt. The podcast features advice from relationship experts and stories of couples who achieved a good divorce. It aims to help listeners not only get divorced but also thrive afterward.
Episodes
The Financial Mistakes That Wreck Divorce Settlements
A divorce isn’t just a legal process—it’s an emotional, financial, and logistical transformation. In this episode, Karen welcomes Amy Colton, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA), wealth advisor, and family law mediator, for a deep and eye‑opening conversation about the financial side of divorce that so many people overlook.Amy explains why divorce truly requires three professionals
Bonus Parents, Big Feelings: Christina McGhee on Introducing New Partners with Intention
In this episode of The Good Divorce, host Karen McNenny welcomes back internationally recognized divorce educator Christina McGhee, MSW — author of Parenting Apart, lead trainer and founder of the Co‑Parenting Specialist Certification Training Program, and Education & Training Director for the award‑winning documentary project Split. Drawing from more than 20 years of professional exp
Summer Encore: Childhood Sweethearts, Co-Parents — Kelly and Kyle on Choosing Love
Kelly and Kyle met in preschool in Lake Forest, Illinois, lost touch for 25 years, reconnected in Missoula — and then found themselves unexpectedly expecting. They never married, but they built something most married couples would envy: a genuinely loving, cooperative co-parenting family centered on their daughter Charlotte. In this encore, both join Karen to talk honestly about the early
Future You Deserves Better: Kathryn Grady on Intentional Divorce and Financial Literacy
Adult child of divorce Kathryn Grady joins host Karen McNenny for a candid, deeply human conversation about what divorce looks like through the eyes of a child — not just in the moment, but decades later. Kathryn reflects on being raised in the 1970s by a single mother who stepped into independence during the early era of no‑fault divorce. As Karen notes, “your mom really was this warrior
Summer Encore: What Happens When the Marriage Ends and the Band Breaks Up?
Jake and Jenny met in their early twenties, made music together across two decades, and then had to figure out how to dissolve a marriage without destroying everything they'd built. In this encore conversation, the Bozeman-based musicians share how Jake's family history — a sprawling, amicable blended family that gathered together every Christmas — gave them both a blueprint for what was
Kate Liles on Growing Up Across Two Homes When Nothing Was Shared
What does divorce look like through the eyes of a child — and decades later, through the eyes of an adult? This week, Karen welcomes Kate Liles, who grew up navigating life across two households after her parents divorced when she was just a year old. Kate shares her story with honesty and grace, offering a rare, firsthand look at the lasting impact of the decisions parents make during an
Summer Encore: For the Dads — Patrick Duganz on Father Engagement After Divorce
Karen revisits a Father's Day conversation with Patrick Duganz, who has spent over a decade as the father engagement specialist at the Gallatin City-County Health Department in Bozeman, Montana. Patrick talks candidly about why dads often arrive at parenthood underprepared, how a lack of targeted support for fathers shows up in everything from home visiting programs to divorce proceedings
The Weight of Two Losses: A Child and a Marriage
Divorce coach Kelly Myers knows what it looks like when the system fails families — because she lived it. When Kelly and her husband divorced in 2011–2012, their three boys were six, eight, and ten years old. What followed was two years of litigation and more than $100,000 in legal costs — a path she didn't fully understand she was choosing when she stepped into it.In this candid and deep
The Book Is in the World — Now the Real Work Begins (Part 3 of 3)
On April 26th, 2024, an email arrived asking Karen if she'd ever thought about writing a book. Exactly two years later to the day, a box of 300 copies landed on her front porch.In the final episode of this behind-the-scenes mini-series, Karen picks up where the manuscript ends and the movement begins. She talks about her first major book launch — a keynote for 250 HR professionals in her
Tearing It Apart and Sewing It Back Together: Writing The Good Divorce (Part 2 of 3)
She had a book deal. Now she had to write the book.In Part 2 of this behind-the-scenes series, Karen walks through what it actually took to get The Good Divorce from outline to print — nine months of writing squeezed around a graduating son, a daughter heading to Europe, divorce clients, speaking gigs, and a single-income household with no one to walk the dog. She bought a van, hired back
The Book That Was Chasing Me: How The Good Divorce Found Its Way Into the World (Part 1 of 3)
At 18, Karen McNenny wrote in a pageant essay that her greatest ambition was to write a bestselling book. She had no idea what it would be about. She certainly never guessed divorce.In this first of three special episodes, Karen tells the origin story of The Good Divorce — from that Miss Montana essay to a publishing offer from Wiley/Jossey-Bass that arrived faster than anyone in the indu
Gray Divorce, Adult Children, and the Myth That They'll Be Fine — with Dr. Carol Hughes
What happens when parents wait until the kids are grown to divorce — and then discover their adult children are not fine with it? In this rich and eye-opening conversation, Karen sits down with Dr. Carol Hughes, clinical psychologist, two-time Fulbright Scholar, and one of the true pioneers of the collaborative divorce movement, to challenge one of the most pervasive myths in divorce: tha
Raiford Dalton Palmer on Divorce Done Differently: A Family Law Attorney's Case for the Good Divorce
What does it look like when a divorce attorney goes through his own divorce — and comes out the other side with a blended family, a co-parenting partnership, and a whole new perspective on his practice? That's exactly what Karen McNenny explores in this conversation with Raiford Dalton Palmer, Illinois divorce attorney, bestselling author, and CEO of STG Divorce Law.Raiford's own 2015 div
The Grief That Gets No Casserole
Divorce is a death — of a marriage, an identity, a family, a home — and yet our culture offers almost none of the support it would for any other kind of loss. In this solo episode, Karen gets honest about the grief of divorce: why we wildly underestimate it, why we're often left to navigate it in isolation, and what it actually looks like to move through it with intention.Karen introduces
Money, Faith, and High Conflict: Navigating Divorce with the Freedom Team
In this episode, Karen is joined by the "Freedom Team" — Keri Gwynne, CDC Certified Divorce Coach and CEO of Starting Point by Freedom, and Ryan Finley, CPA, CDFA, CVA, and founder of Freedom Financial Services Group. Together, they bring a uniquely holistic perspective to divorce: coaching, financial forensics, and mediation — all under one roof.Both Keri and Ryan are survivors of high c
From Betrayal to Breakthrough: Understanding The Hidden Trauma Behind Divorce with Dr. Debi Silber
In this powerful episode of The Good Divorce Show, host Karen McNenny sits down with Dr. Debi Silber — founder of the Post Betrayal Transformation Institute, creator of National Forgiveness Day, and one of the world's leading experts on betrayal recovery — to explore why betrayal is a distinct form of trauma, and what it actually takes to fully heal from it.Drawing on her groundbreaking P
When Is It Okay to Start Dating? The Conversation Every Divorcing Couple Needs to Have
One of the most overlooked — and potentially explosive — topics in divorce is also one of the most personal: when is it okay to start dating again? In this episode, Karen McNenny, divorce consultant and co-parent specialist, makes the case that the timing of that question matters less than whether both partners have actually agreed on the answer.Karen walks through real-life examples from
Finding Love After Divorce: How to Fix Your "Picker" and Date Smarter with Bela Gandhi
Have you been wondering if love is still possible after divorce — and how to avoid repeating the same patterns? In this episode, Karen sits down with Bela Gandhi, renowned dating and relationship expert and founder of the Smart Dating Academy, to talk about how to approach dating after divorce with intention, self-awareness, and real strategy.Bela shares why most people's "people pickers"
The Association That Has Your Back: Child Support Insurance, Divorce Benefits & Community with NASDF Founder Ron Platt
What if you could actually insure your child support and alimony? In this episode, Karen sits down with Ron Platt, co-founder of the National Association for Single and Divorced Families (NASDF), to introduce a first-of-its-kind organization built to support people at every stage of divorce — before, during, and long after the paperwork is signed. Ron shares the origin story of NASDF's gr
Two Homes, One Team: How to Make Co-Parenting Life Run Smoothly
Living across two homes doesn't have to feel like navigating a minefield — but it does take intention, communication, and a willingness to loosen your grip a little. In this episode of The Good Divorce Show, Karen McNenny gets practical about the day-to-day logistics of co-parenting, sharing real strategies that make life smoother for both parents and kids.Karen introduces the "boomerang
Should I Stay or Should I Sell? Divorce Mortgage Strategy with Jody Bruns
Strategy, Lending, and Faith with Jody BrunsIn this episode, host Karen McNenny sits down with Jody Bruns, founder of the Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP) designation and the Divorce Lending Association. With over 35 years in mortgage and finance — and having navigated her own divorce — Jody shares how she turned personal pain into a profession dedicated to helping divorcing
Creating a ‘Family Headquarters’ for the Kids: Melissa Stevenson’s Journey from Solo Mom to Blended Home
Author and solo‑parenting essayist Melissa Stevenson joins Karen to share the remarkable, nonlinear journey that reshaped her family after divorce. Melissa reflects on the years leading up to her separation, the unexpected reality of becoming a full‑time single parent when her children’s father moved out of state, and the emotional labor of creating stability during a time when nothing fe
Navigating Divorce with Compassion
Welcome to season 4 of The Good Divorce Show, where Karen McNenny discusses her journey into divorce coaching, the importance of focusing on family during divorce, and the launch of new initiatives, including the Good Divorce Academy and Karen’s upcoming book, The Good Divorce: How to End Your Marriage Without Ending Your Family. She emphasizes the need for a supportive community and educ
Tea Time: Co-Parenting Connections
In this conversation, Karen McNenny, a divorce consultant, discusses the importance of maintaining a positive co-parenting relationship post-divorce. She emphasizes the need for parents to create a supportive environment for their children, encouraging them to celebrate their other parent and share experiences. Through practical strategies like creating family photo collages, maintaining
Her Next Chapter: Smart Finances Before, During, & After Divorce w/ Rhonda Noordyk
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show, Karen McNenny speaks with Rhonda Noordyk, a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, about the financial aspects of divorce. They discuss the role of CDFAs, the importance of forensic accountants, and how women can navigate their financial stability post-divorce. Rhonda emphasizes the need for financial education, the role of vocational experts, and p
The Power of Non-Adversarial Divorce with Andrea Vacca
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show, Karen McNenny speaks with Andrea Vacca, a collaborative divorce attorney and mediator, about the importance of non-adversarial divorce. They discuss Andrea's journey from traditional litigation to a more compassionate approach to family law, the impact of divorce on families, and the significance of choosing the right process for divorce. Andrea s
Financial Empowerment Through Divorce: Insights with Ed Vargo, CDFA®
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show, host Karen McNenny speaks with Ed Vargo, a financial expert dedicated to empowering women through the complexities of divorce. They discuss Ed's personal experiences with divorce, the importance of financial literacy, and the emotional challenges faced during the divorce process. Ed shares transformative stories of women who have navigated their d
Tea Time: 3 Ways to Use Divorce as a Tool, NOT a Weapon
In this conversation, Karen McNenny, the Good Divorce Coach, discusses the transformative potential of divorce when approached with the right mindset. She emphasizes that divorce should not be viewed as a weapon but rather as a tool for positive change, particularly in the context of parenting and family dynamics. The discussion covers the adversarial nature of the legal system, the finan
From Litigation to Mediation: A Better Path Through Divorce w/ Matthew J. Long
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show℠, Karen McNenny speaks with attorney Matthew J. Long about the transformative journey from litigation to mediation in divorce. They discuss the emotional challenges faced by families during divorce, the importance of a collaborative approach, and how mediation can provide a more supportive environment for parents and children. Matthew shares his ex
Dividing Assets, Not Families: Financial Literacy in Divorce
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show, Karen McNenny speaks with financial expert Melissa Murphy Pavone about the financial aspects of divorce. They discuss the importance of financial literacy, the implications of asset division, and the role of financial professionals in navigating divorce. Melissa shares her personal experiences and insights on how to make informed decisions during
Blended: The Bonus Parent Experience w/ Jeremiah Wallace
In this episode, Karen McNenny speaks with Jeremiah Wallace, a seasoned stepfather and host of the podcast 'Navigating the Blended Family Experience.' They discuss the complexities of blended families, the emotional challenges faced by step-parents, and the importance of communication and patience in creating a harmonious family environment. Jeremiah shares his personal journey, insights
Raising Kids Together, Apart: Cheryl & Rosario's Story of Growth and Grace
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show℠, Karen McNenny engages in a heartfelt conversation with Cheryl Pankhurst and Rosario Greco about their experiences navigating divorce and co-parenting. They discuss the challenges and triumphs of maintaining a positive relationship for the sake of their children, the impact of divorce on family dynamics, and the importance of communication and sup
Beyond Every Other Weekend: Reclaiming the Role of Dad ft. Patrick Duganz
In this conversation, Karen McNenny and Patrick Duganz explore the critical role of fathers in the context of divorce and parenting. They discuss the challenges fathers face, the importance of father engagement for child development, and how the court system often reinforces traditional gender roles. Patrick shares insights from his experience as a Father Engagement Specialist, emphasizin
Father's Day Special: The Father's Role in Divorce ft. Michael Flores, MA, LPC-S
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show™, host Karen McNenny speaks with Michael Flores, a licensed professional counselor and founder of Brighter Possibilities Family Counseling. They discuss the complexities of divorce, focusing on the emotional journeys of families, particularly the unique experiences of fathers, the importance of attachment theory, and the detrimental effects of pare
How Do We Navigate the Teen Years Across Two Homes? ft. Jennifer Delliquadri
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show, Karen McNenny and Jennifer Delliquadri discuss the complexities of navigating parenting during and after divorce, particularly focusing on adolescents. They explore the challenges of co-parenting across two homes, the impact of divorce on children's emotional well-being, and the importance of effective communication between parents. Jennifer share
Divorce by Default vs. Divorce by Design ft. Karen Covy
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show™, Karen McNenny speaks with Karen Covy, a lawyer turned divorce coach, about the complexities of divorce and the importance of navigating it with clarity and support. They discuss the flaws in the family court system, the significance of coaching before legal action, and how to design a divorce that minimizes conflict and promotes respect. Covy sha
Let's Ask the Nanny! ft. Brynn Ungerleider, Nanny & Adult Child of Divorce
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show™, host Karen McNenny speaks with Brynn Ungerleider, CEO of Premier Nanny Network, about the vital role of nannies in supporting families, especially those navigating divorce. Brynn shares her personal experiences as a child of divorce and as a divorced parent, emphasizing the importance of communication, respect, and routine in co-parenting. The co
They're NACHO KIDS: A Blended Family Experience with Lori & David Sims
In this episode of the Good Divorce Show™, Karen McNenny speaks with Lori and David Sims, creators of the Nacho Kids Method, which aims to help blended families thrive. They share their personal journey through the challenges of blending families, the importance of understanding roles, and the evolution of relationships among stepchildren and stepparents. The conversation highlights the s
What Does YOUR Money Story Look Like During and After Divorce? ft. Jennifer Lee
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show™, Karen McNenny speaks with Jennifer Lee, founder of Modern Wealth, about financial empowerment during and after divorce. They discuss the importance of understanding one's money story, facing financial realities, and the role of financial advisors in navigating the divorce process. Jennifer emphasizes the significance of assessing financial needs,
Adult Child of Divorce: A Cautionary Tale with Missy Miculka
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show™, host Karen McNenny engages with Missy Miculka, an adult child of divorce, to discuss the long-lasting impacts of divorce on children. They explore the importance of communication, emotional support, and the need for parents to prioritize their children's well-being during and after the divorce process. Missy shares her personal experiences and of
From Heartbreak to Harmony: Navigating Divorce and Working Alongside My Ex (A Personal Story)
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show™, Karen McNenny interviews Ellen Carey, a nurse and energy healer, who shares her personal journey through divorce and the lessons learned along the way. They discuss the complexities of decision-making during the divorce process, the challenges of co-parenting young adults, the importance of self-care and grief, and the financial realities that co
Navigating High Conflict Divorce: Insights from Brook Olsen, Certified Parenting Educator and Divorce Mediator
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show™, Karen McNenny speaks with Brook Olsen, a Certified Parenting Educator and Divorce Mediator, about navigating high conflict divorces. They discuss the importance of understanding attachment styles, the impact of trauma on parenting, and the dynamics of introducing new relationships post-divorce. Brook shares insights from his personal journey and
The Parallels of Death and Divorce: Healing Amidst the Chaos with End-of-Life Doula Abigail McGurty
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show™, Karen McNenny speaks with Abigail McGurty, a trained Sacred Passage Doula and Conscious Dying Coach, about the parallels between end-of-life care and divorce. They explore the significance of grief, the concept of a 'good death' and 'good divorce', and the importance of rituals in processing loss. The conversation delves into the non-linear natur
Season 3 Kickoff - Welcome Back!
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show™, Karen McNenny introduces the THIRD season, emphasizing the importance of redefining divorce as a positive transition rather than a failure. She discusses the various aspects of navigating divorce, including communication, support systems, and the potential for reinvention. The episode highlights the importance of community support and the need fo
Encore: Co-Parenting Resources from Co-Parenting Expert Christina McGhee
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show™, Karen McNenny is joined by co-parenting expert and pioneer in the Good Divorce Movement, Christina McGhee. Through her personal experience as a child of divorce, as well as becoming a bonus-mom to step-children, Christina sheds light on best practices for co-parents. Wondering how best to prepare and navigate the holidays? What happens to the pre
The Art of Co-Parenting After Divorce ft. Tess Connolly
In this conversation, Karen McNenny and Tess Connolly discuss the complexities of navigating divorce, particularly in relation to parenting tweens and teens. They explore the emotional challenges of divorce, the importance of planning and communication, and the evolving dynamics of co-parenting. Tess shares her personal journey through divorce, emphasizing the significance of self-care fo
Shadow Work, Intimacy, Vulnerability, and the Impact of Shame on Relationships ft. Junie Moon | S2E19
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show™, Karen McNenny speaks with Junie Moon, a global love mentor and bestselling author, about the transformative journey of self-discovery and empowerment following divorce. They discuss the importance of shadow work, intimacy, vulnerability, and the impact of shame on relationships. Junie shares her personal experiences and insights on finding next-l
Positive Impact of Blended Families ft. Celia Kibler
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show™, Karen McNenny speaks with Celia Kibler about her journey through divorce and the positive impact of blended families. They discuss the importance of maintaining a respectful co-parenting relationship, empowering children, and creating a supportive environment for kids in a divorce situation. Celia shares her experiences of navigating the complexi
Empowering Women Through Divorce ft. Heather B. Quick, Family Attorney
Joining The Good Divorce Coach™, Karen McNenny, on this week's episode is Heather Quick, founder and CEO of Florida Women's Law Group. They discuss Heather's journey into family law, the importance of empowering women during divorce, and the various challenges they face, including financial infidelity and substance abuse. Heather emphasizes the need for women to understand their financial
Encore: How do you raise a child together across two homes?
The Good Divorce Coach™, Karen McNenny, speaks with Kelly and Kyle, who share their unique journey of co-parenting without a formal marriage or divorce. They discuss their initial relationship, the decision to have a child, and the challenges they faced during pregnancy and early parenting. The conversation highlights their mutual respect and support for each other as they navigate the co
Encore: Can divorce actually IMPROVE the relationship between parents?
Two creatives, Erin and Mitch, approached their divorce with compassion, grace and intention. Even their mediator wondered if they should actually get divorced. Listen as they remember announcing their divorce to a group of friends at Mitch’s birthday party and how their two children overruled the standing dog-policy of the family. After years of marriage, and now 8 years post-divorce, th
Encore: Child of Divorce Perspective: My Daughter Sits Down to Tell Me About Her Experience Growing Up in Two Homes
What does a Good Divorce look like from a child's perspective? Karen gets the straight answers from her own daughter, 18-year-old Sophia, who reflects on 12 years of living across two homes, on watching her parents move on, and on how her experience shaped her ideas about family, relationships, and love.takeaways Divorce can be navigated with less conflict and more understanding Children
Tax Strategies for a Good Divorce ft. Hubert Johnson, J.D.
In this episode of The Good Divorce Show™, Karen McNenny speaks with tax expert Hubert Johnson about the often-overlooked topic of taxes in the context of divorce. They discuss personal experiences with divorce, the importance of understanding tax implications, and the various filing options available. Hubert shares insights on innocent spouse protection, child tax credits, business owner
Tea Time: Timing Your Divorce Talk with your Children Matters
In this episode of Tea Time with Coach Karen, the focus is on the critical aspect of timing when discussing divorce with children. Karen McNenny emphasizes the importance of being prepared and thoughtful about when to have these conversations, considering various factors such as the child's age, significant events, and emotional readiness. She provides practical advice on how to approach
Strategies for Raising Neurodivergent (& ADHD) Children in Divorced Families ft. Merriam Saunders
In this conversation, Karen McNenny interviews Merriam Saunders, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Child Custody Recommending Counselor. They discuss the importance of maintaining a positive co-parenting relationship after divorce, especially when there are neurodivergent children involved. They emphasize the need for parents to continue making joint decisions and supporting th
Tea Time w/ Coach Karen: 3 Tips for Divorce & Separation w/ College-Age Kids
In this episode, Karen McNenny discusses the challenges and dynamics of having college-age kids in the context of divorce and separation. She reflects on her own experience as a parent of divorce sending her child off to college and the grief of saying goodbye. Karen emphasizes the importance of maintaining a sense of home base for children, even as they become more independent. She advis
Family Before Finances: Affordable Divorce Options ft. Jen Schimbeno, CDFA®
In this conversation, Karen McNenny interviews Jen Schimbeno, a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA®), about the importance of financial planning in divorce. They discuss the collaborative divorce process and the role of a CDFA® in helping families navigate the financial aspects of divorce. They also highlight the need for logical decision-making and the potential pitfalls of gettin
Tea Time w/ Coach Karen: Language Matters in Divorce
In this episode, Karen McNenny discusses the importance of language when talking about divorce and separation. She emphasizes the need to shift our thinking and use more positive and empowering language to describe these situations. Karen suggests using terms like 'family that lives across two homes' instead of 'broken family' and 'renovating' instead of 'broken'. She also encourages refe
Navigating Divorce: Communication and Problem Solving for a Healthier Future ft. Beatty Cohan
In this conversation, Karen McNenny interviews Beatty Cohan, a nationally recognized Psychotherapist, Sex Therapist, and Author, about her personal experience with divorce and her expertise in relationships. Beatty shares her own journey of divorce in the 80s and how she and her ex-husband were able to co-parent their daughter successfully. She emphasizes the importance of emotional and p
Taking Control of Your Divorce: The Power of Mediation ft. Keila M. Gilbert, Esq.
Keila Gilbert, Esq., founder of Alpha Center for Divorce Mediation, shares her personal journey through divorce and how it led her to create a mediation service. She emphasizes the importance of minimizing harm to children during divorce and discusses the issue of parental alienation. Keila highlights the holistic approach of her mediation program, which includes legal, financial, and the
Untying the Financial Knot: Assets, Taxes, and Retirement Accounts ft. Mercedes Barker
In this conversation, Karen McNenny interviews Mercedes Barker, a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, about the financial aspects of divorce. Mercedes shares her expertise as an investment advisor and discusses various types of accounts and their tax implications. She explains the importance of categorizing assets as after-tax or pre-tax and how this affects the division of assets in a d
Your Ex-Spouse is NOT Your Enemy ft. The exEXPERTS
Good Divorce Coach™ Karen McNenny interviews Jessica and T.H., the founders of exEXPERTS and hosts of the Divorce Etc... podcast. Jessica and T.H. discuss their own experiences with divorce, provide valuable insights and resources for navigating the process, emphasize the importance of creating a parenting plan that suits your family's unique needs, and share the significance of maintaini
Customize Your Divorce & Know What YOU Want ft. Elizabeth A. Douglas, Esq.
Elizabeth Douglas, founder of the Douglas Family Law Group, discusses the importance of a customized approach to divorce and finding the right legal partner. She emphasizes the need for clients to know their goals and objectives and to communicate them to their attorney. Elizabeth Douglas also highlights the importance of giving oneself grace during divorce and envisioning a positive futu
Navigating the Complexities of Real Estate in Divorce ft. Mercedes Barker
In this conversation, Karen McNenny and Mercedes Barker discuss the complexities of real estate in divorce. Mercedes, a certified divorce financial analyst and real estate broker, highlights the importance of considering all aspects of property division, including emotional attachments and hidden assets. They also discuss the challenges of dividing the family home, the impact of interest
Key Elements of a Good Divorce ft. Karen McMahon
Karen McMahon, a high conflict divorce strategist and certified divorce coach, shares her personal journey through a high conflict divorce and how it led her to help others navigate their own divorces. She emphasizes the importance of self-compassion, reclaiming your mental space, and focusing on personal growth during the divorce process. McMahon also discusses the key elements of a good
Do We Have to Go to Court? ft. Charles D. Jamieson
In this conversation, Charles Jamieson, a Certified Marital and Family Law Attorney, shares valuable insights and advice for individuals going through a divorce. He emphasizes that most divorce cases settle outside of court and encourages clients to prioritize their goals and be realistic about their expectations. He also discusses the importance of transparency with your attorney, creati
Tips for Managing Finances Post-Divorce ft. Olivia Summerhill
Olivia Summerhill, a niche specialist in high net-worth divorces, shares her personal experience of growing up in a wealthy family and witnessing her parents' destructive divorce. She emphasizes the importance of handling finances and emotions correctly during divorce to protect children and achieve financial independence. Olivia discusses the unique challenges faced by high-net-worth ind
Season 2 Intro: A Good Divorce is Possible
Welcome to SEASON TWO of the Good Divorce Show™! Your Good Divorce Coach™, Karen McNenny, is focused on providing support and guidance for individuals going through divorce or struggling with their former spouse. The podcast aims to promote a less destructive and more balanced approach to divorce, ensuring the well-being of both parents and children. This season's topics include real esta
Co-Parenting Expert Christina McGhee
This week Karen is joined by co-parenting expert and pioneer in the Good Divorce Movement, Christina McGhee.
Coffee Talk: Listener Questions
Have you ever felt Divorce Envy? How about the post-divorce honeymoon period Karen refers to as Divorgasmic? Do your young adult children know what life looks like for them when they come home from college? What should you do with your wedding ring? Is there an expectation or obligation that you will send your former spouse a birthday card? How long should you wait before you start dating
Encore: "The Road to Splitsville" w/ Dr. Ronald Raymond, Jeffrey Stephens
Divorce is an unfortunate reality for a staggering number of people every year. Here with common sense suggestions are attorney Jeffrey Stephens and psychologist Dr. Ronald Raymond.
My Teen Daughter's Divorce Experience
What does a Good Divorce look like from a child's perspective? Karen gets the straight answers from her own daughter, 18-year-old Sophia, who reflects on 12 years of living across two homes, on watching her parents move on, and on how her experience shaped her ideas about family, relationships, and love.
Encore: How To Have a Kid-Centered Divorce
It's unavoidably hard on kids when their parents split. But divorce doesn't have to be a source of trauma.
Encore: What is the Good Divorce Experience?
In this episode I am going to break down what a Divorce Coach can do for you. In particular, the Good Divorce Journey I lead couples through is unique in the divorce community.
Encore Coffee Talk: How Divorce Coaching Works (& What to Expect!)
In this episode I am going to break down what a Divorce Coach can do for you. In particular, the Good Divorce Journey I lead couples through is unique in the divorce community.
Coffee Talk: 6 Tips For Sharing 1 Family Across 2 Homes
Your marriage is complete. Now it's time to figure out how to distribute your kids' lives across two homes.
It Doesn't Have to Be a Battle
You wouldn't remodel your home without having any say in it.
Don't Make These Money Mistakes!
If you're thinking about or getting divorced, you need to learn how to keep your net worth from getting net worse! Join Karen as she talks with Stacy Francis, a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, about the most common money mistakes people make when ending their marriage. In this episode you'll learn: What CFDAs do that other financial experts don't What to look for when seeking a divor
It's Time to Have "The Money Talk"
What's harder to talk about than divorce? How about ...
Cover Your Assets!
Some of the most important financial decisions you ever make are often made when you're most vulnerable, like in the process of divorce.
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