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We Chat Divorce Podcast

We Chat Divorce Podcast

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WeChat Divorce, The #1 Podcast for Financial Divorce Preparation Tips and Strategies Bringing expert financial insights, stories, and tools to empower your divorce journey. Hosted by Karen Chellew and Catherine Shanahan, founders of My Divorce Solution, we help listeners take the power back by turning the fear into focus, the focus into knowledge, and the knowledge into power. My Divorce SolutionCopyright 2018-2025 All rights reserved. Ciencias Sociales Desarrollo Personal Economía Finanzas Personales Relaciones Éxito Personal
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  • Dealing with Financial Abandonment in Divorce

    Dealing with Financial Abandonment in Divorce
    Jul 30 2025
    In Week 2 of Divorce Summer School, we’re bringing back one of our most talked-about episodes—an honest, eye-opening look at financial abandonment and what to do when you're cut off from money, access, or support during divorce. Karen and Catherine break down what financial abandonment actually looks like—not just from your spouse, but sometimes even from your own legal team. This episode is packed with tips to help you prepare, advocate for yourself, and stop feeling stuck, alone, or powerless when it comes to your finances. Whether you're just starting to think about divorce or already in it, this conversation is your reminder that you have more options—and more power—than you think. What You’ll Learn: What financial abandonment really means (it’s not just about money) How to advocate for yourself when your spouse—or your attorney—fails to Steps to take if your access to credit, cash, or documents is suddenly cut off How to avoid emotionally driven financial decisions Why preparation is your strongest form of protection Email us at wechat@ck11.net or leave a comment. Your question might be featured in a future Divorce Summer School episode. Start Your Free Financial Assessment: Take the first step toward regaining clarity, control, and confidence. https://mydivorcesolution.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    18 m
  • Divorce Summer School - Trusting Yourself to Make the Difficult Decision - Tonya Carter

    Divorce Summer School - Trusting Yourself to Make the Difficult Decision - Tonya Carter
    Jul 23 2025
    We’re kicking off Divorce Summer School with one of our most powerful and timely past episodes—now more relevant than ever. This conversation with marriage and relationship exit strategist, Tonya Carter dives deep into the emotional side of divorce: how to stop second-guessing, start trusting yourself, and build the confidence to take control of your financial future. If you're stuck in fear or self-doubt, this episode is your permission slip to take the next step—even if you're not 100% ready. What self-trust really means in the context of divorce Why emotional and financial clarity are deeply connected How to reclaim your voice, your decisions, and your future How to prepare for divorce without fear—even when your spouse controls the finances Real, practical ways to rebuild your identity and financial confidence Where in your divorce journey are you still waiting for permission to act? What would change if you trusted yourself just 10% more? We’d love to hear from you. Email us your thoughts or questions at wechat@ck11.net Or leave a comment wherever you're tuning in. We’d love to answer your question in a future Divorce Summer School episode! Start Your Financial Assessment Instagram: @IamTonyaCarter Website: www.TonyaCarter.com Podcast: Purposely Thriving Podcast What You’ll Learn:Listener Check-In:Resources:Connect with Tonya Carter: Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    36 m
  • Divorce, FAFSA & College Costs – How to Get It Right

    Divorce, FAFSA & College Costs – How to Get It Right
    Jul 16 2025
    Paying for college is stressful—add divorce to the mix, and it gets even more complicated. In this episode, Karen sits down with college planning expert Vicki Vollweiler to unpack what divorcing parents need to know about the FAFSA process, financial aid, and protecting both your future and your child’s dreams. Vicki brings her unique expertise at the intersection of personal finance, college planning, and post-divorce parenting to help families avoid costly mistakes and missed opportunities. Whether your child is 3 or 17, this is an essential listen for any parent going through divorce. What You’ll Learn: Why FAFSA rules have changed—and how they impact divorced parents Who should fill out FAFSA—and why it’s not always the custodial parent The financial impact of remarriage on aid eligibility Key differences between FAFSA and CSS Profile How and when to use 529 plans vs. loans Why college planning should start during divorce (not after) What to do if a parent refuses to participate in the aid process Why honors programs can be a hidden financial win How to negotiate for more aid and appeal award letters Key Takeaways: “Don’t put your head in the sand because you don’t want to deal with the money. With planning, families can save tens—and sometimes hundreds—of thousands of dollars.” Start thinking about college costs during your divorce—not after Include financial aid participation clauses in your divorce agreement Appeal and negotiate financial aid packages—you can ask for more Consider honors programs and in-state schools as cost-saving strategies Proactive planning saves the most money (and stress) Resources from Vicki Vollweiler: College Financial Prep – Free 15-minute consultations available Upcoming Book + Workbook for Divorced & Widowed Parents (stay tuned!) Online courses, workshops, and soon: a book club for parents navigating this journey Have Questions? Email us at wechat@ck.11.net or visit mydivorcesolution.com Remember: Knowledge is power—and you are stronger than you think. Like and subscribe to We Chat Divorce so you never miss an episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    26 m
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