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Divorce Dialogues

Katherine Miller
Divorce
Co-Parenting
Financial Planning
Therapy
Mental Health
Estate Planning
Parenting
Mediation
Family Dynamics
Emotional Healing
Children
Real Estate
Emotional Well-Being
Anxiety
Bird Nesting
Divorce Financial Planning
Emotional Intelligence
Alimony
Emotional Attachment To Assets
Financial Mistakes During Divorce

Divorce Dialogues helps people navigate divorce with dignity, clarity, and perspective. Through thoughtful conversations with experts and practitioners, the show explores the emotional, financial, legal, and relational realities of divorce, so listeners can make better decisions, communicate more effectively, and move forward with greater confidence. Because divorce is more than a legal transactio... more

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Latest Episodes

What if the thing you're fighting for in your divorce is actually keeping you stuck?

In this episode of the Emotionally Savvy Divorce series, Katherine Miller, divorce attorney, mediator, and author, unpacks why "fair" might be the most dangerous wo... more

Divorce doesn't have to be measured by who wins. What if success meant something entirely different?

In this episode, Katherine Miller, divorce attorney, mediator, and author, opens her Emotionally Savvy Divorce series by redefining what a successfu... more

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Divorce isn't just a legal problem, it's an emotional one too—so what happens when people start bringing that problem to AI before they bring it to anyone else?

In this episode, @Jamie Lima, divorce financial specialist and co-founder of SecureSplit... more

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Divorce recovery isn't about getting over your marriage. It's about building something new after it.

In this episode, Ronald Platt, CEO of the National Association for Single and Divorced Families (NASDF), talks about what actually happens once the ... more

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Recent Guests

Jamie Lima
Co-founder of SecureSplit; former Morgan Stanley and Fidelity executive; divorce financial specialist
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Episode: Don't Use AI for Divorce Until You Watch This | Jamie Lima of SecureSplit
Ronald Platt
CEO of the National Association for Single and Divorced Families
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Episode: Ronald Platt on Why Post-Divorce Growth Requires the Discomfort You’re Avoiding
Barbara Parker
Relationship coach and licensed mental health therapist, author of A Powerful Divorce
Barbara Parker Coaching / A Powerful Divorce
Episode: After the Divorce: Rebuilding Your Sense of Self with Barbara Parker
Gabriella Martinelli
Divorce financial strategist, founder of Ever After Wealth, host of Divorce and Money
Ever After Wealth
Episode: Divorce Financial Planning: How to Stop Making Decisions Out of Fear with Gabriella Martinelli
Andrew O'Brien
Founder of Dad Tribes, a community for fathers
Dad Tribes
Episode: Andrew O'Brien on Why Divorced Dads Need Community
Holly Moore
Family law attorney and founder of Moore Family Law Group; host of Made For Moore
Moore Family Law Group
Episode: Divorce as a Second Chance with Holly Moore
Kelly Lise Murray
Professor at the intersection of financial strategy, real estate and advocacy
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Episode: Kelly Lise Murray on Why Smart People Make Costly Mistakes in Divorce
Alyssa Mairanz
Licensed therapist and founder of Empower Your Mind Therapy
Empower Your Mind Therapy
Episode: Alyssa Mairanz on How Grief Shapes Your Decisions During Divorce
Jenny Bradley
Family lawyer and mediator
Triangle Smart Divorce
Episode: Reframing What “Winning” Means in Divorce with Jenny Bradley

Host

Katherine Miller
Host of Divorce Dialogues; experiences span law practice and media appearances; frequently collaborates with Miller Law Group.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 15 ratings
  • A Transformative and Empowering Conversation with Katherine Miller

    I feel so fortunate to have connected with Katherine Miller through the “DIVORCE WITH DIGNITY: Mediation, Strategy, and Emotional Intelligence for Family & Finances” episode. Katherine’s wisdom, warmth, and deep expertise shine through every minute of this thoughtful discussion.

    Her ability to integrate emotional intelligence with strategic family and financial planning during divorce is nothing short of remarkable. Katherine doesn’t just talk about divorce as a legal process — she elevates it ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DivorceLikeaBoss
    United States6 months ago
  • You should listen to this!

    Helpful;, great insights! A must listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Claribelleee
    Philippines4 years ago
  • Sage advice!!

    Not only is Katherine a leader in the collaborative divorce space, but she expands her reach beautifully by sharing more conscious collaborative approaches to divorce here! Such a gift!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Great Source for Divorce!
    United States4 years ago
  • A much needed conversation

    Katherine is having the conversations we need to be having more! I wish I’d heard these conversations during my own divorce process but even now, married once again (much more happily), I’m finding it helpful to think about what relationships can become if we are not mindful of the full impact of divorce.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    phoenix-joli
    United States5 years ago
  • Awesome podcast!

    Great podcast for people dealing with or who have dealt with divorce before. Great host and information!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Adam (Muzikm4n)
    United States6 years ago

Listeners Say

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Guests are knowledgeable, with real-world experience and empathy.
Host engages with guests in a thoughtful, non-salesy way that builds trust and clarity.
Insightful, practical guidance for navigating demanding divorce transitions.

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Don't Use AI for Divorce Until You Watch This | Jamie Lima of SecureSplit
Q: What is the most important warning for someone using AI in the early stages of a divorce?
Use AI as a support tool with strict prompts and citations, and don't rely on it for definitive legal guidance or to replace professional advice.
After the Divorce: Rebuilding Your Sense of Self with Barbara Parker
Q: What advice would you give about prenups and dating after divorce?
Katherine and Barbara suggest discussing financial protections like prenups when moving toward dating again, to prevent old conflicts from resurfacing and to establish clear expectations from the start.
After the Divorce: Rebuilding Your Sense of Self with Barbara Parker
Q: What is one thing that people believe about divorce that actually keeps them stuck, and how would you encourage them to think about it differently?
The belief that they will never love again keeps many stuck; reframing this as an opportunity to meet people who are ready to connect and heal can open up healthier paths forward.
After the Divorce: Rebuilding Your Sense of Self with Barbara Parker
Q: What do you think people need to understand about themselves before they're ready for a healthy new relationship?
She emphasizes understanding one's emotional state, recognizing grief timelines, and investing in self-care and supportive communities before pursuing a new partnership, to ensure they enter relationships as whole, independent individuals.
After the Divorce: Rebuilding Your Sense of Self with Barbara Parker
Q: Maybe you could tell us what inspired you to write A Powerful Divorce. And particularly, what did you think was missing from the conversation around the topic of divorce?
Barbara explains that the inspiration came from her own experiences and from witnessing how many people underestimate the legal and emotional consequences of divorce, and how healing needs to address all facets—emotional, financial, and spiritual—so that individuals can move forward with clarity and purpose.

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Conversations center on navigating divorce with dignity and practical wisdom across emotional, financial, legal, and relational dimensions. Guests range from financial experts and family-law practitioners to mediators and parenting specialists, all aimed at helping listeners make informed decisions, communicate more effectively, and move forward with confidence. The show stands out for its human-centered approach, inviting multidisciplinary perspectives and actionable strategies to reduce conflict, support children, and redefine what post-divorce life can look like.

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1. Jamie Lima
2. Ronald Platt
3. Barbara Parker
4. Gabriella Martinelli
5. Andrew O'Brien
6. Holly Moore
7. Kelly Lise Murray
8. Alyssa Mairanz

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