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Tami Wollensak

The Divorce Planner Podcast is your essential guide to divorce preparation and navigating one of life's hardest transitions with clarity and confidence. Built around the four pillars of divorce preparation—emotional, financial, administrative, and practical—each episode gives you actionable strategies for gathering documents, understanding your finances, negotiating well, and reframing this transi... more

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Keeping the house after divorce can feel non-negotiable. It can represent stability, roots, or proof that your entire life didn't fall apart. But fighting for an asset you can't actually afford on one income is one of the most expensive mistakes I se... more

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Divorce is one of the most administratively demanding processes you'll ever navigate — deadlines, documents, financial disclosures, follow-up tasks. For someone with ADHD, it can feel completely paralyzing.

In today's episode, I'm sitting down with ... more

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One of the most painful and confusing things that can happen after divorce is a child suddenly refusing to see one of their parents. It leaves the rejected parent feeling powerless and heartbroken, and it leaves the other parent unsure whether they'r... more

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If your spouse owns a business, or holds complex assets like stock options, how to value and divide these assets is one of the most important and most challenging parts of divorce. Figuring out what those assets are actually worth can be tricky, and ... more

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Whitney Light
Certified Divorce Financial Analyst who works with clients with ADHD and navigated divorce herself
Episode: Navigating Divorce with ADHD with CDFA Whitney Light
Amy Armstrong
Conflict resolution expert who trains judges on resist-refuse dynamics
Center for Family Resolution
Episode: When Your Child Refuses to See a Parent After Divorce, with Amy Armstrong
Matt Springer
Business valuation expert
Episode: Business Valuation in Divorce: What to Know When Your Spouse Owns a Business with Matt Springer
Jackie Combs
California-based family law attorney and founder of Love Richer
Love Richer
Episode: Financial Red Flags in Marriage That Become Landmines in Divorce with Jackie Combs
Kim Polinder
Associate therapist and author of Why We Fight
Associate Therapist
Episode: Divorce Grief and Shame: How to Move Through the Pain with Kim Polinder
Leah Marie Mazur
Certified Divorce Recovery Coach and founder of Mindfully Ready
Mindfully Ready
Episode: Navigating Divorce as a Mom: Self-Care, Boundaries & Building Your New Life with Leah Marie Mazur
Allison Adamovic
Narc abuse recovery specialist and licensed marriage and family therapist
Episode: Divorcing a Narcissist: What You Need to Know with Narc Recovery Specialist Allison Adamovic
Betsy Pake
Midlife change expert; host of The Art of Living Big podcast
The Navigate Method; The Art of Living Big
Episode: Quiet Quitting Your Marriage: How To Take Control And Move Forward with Betsy Pake
Hillary Livingston Giddings
Co-founder of Sincerely Divorced
Sincerely Divorced
Episode: Don't Do Divorce Alone: Building Your Support Community with Hilary & Bethany of Sincerely, Divorced

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 20 ratings
  • So helpful!

    Alex has such a sharp mind. She asks just the right questions and how to make the most out of the episode. The time flys by when I’m listening. Adore her!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lirpalive
    United States2 months ago
  • It really helps!

    Absolutely amazing! Alex’s divorce planner was so helpful when I was going through my divorce.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Daisy_Kaps
    United States2 months ago
  • Life saver!

    It was like this podcast was made for me. I’m in the middle of a horrible divorce and Alex’s advice is helping me go through one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to deal with. She basically walks you through it all. Thank you Alex for sharing your knowledge and helping the rest of us out!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    debgirl04k
    United States2 months ago
  • Love

    Exactly what I needed. Easy to listen to, and such great information. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Women can rage
    United States3 months ago

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Navigating Divorce with ADHD with CDFA Whitney Light
Q: What strategies actually work for getting organized when your brain is fighting you every step of the way?
Light recommends breaking work into short, specific tasks, focusing on one checklist item at a time, and uploading documents before sorting them. She says another person can help through body doubling, accountability, or sorting.
Navigating Divorce with ADHD with CDFA Whitney Light
Q: What did going through the process with ADHD actually feel like from the inside?
Whitney Light says she filed for divorce but then hit a wall. Although she understood the process and had always been a high performer, her usual effort stopped working, leading to shame that compounded her delays.
When Your Child Refuses to See a Parent After Divorce, with Amy Armstrong
Q: What does parental alienation really look like? And are there signs that one parent is really manipulating a child against the other parent that maybe you could share?
Armstrong recommends looking at specific behaviors rather than relying on the loaded term parental alienation. Examples include bad-mouthing the other parent, implying they no longer care about the child, scheduling activities during their parenting time, and making the child feel responsible for a parent's well-being.
When Your Child Refuses to See a Parent After Divorce, with Amy Armstrong
Q: What are the most common reasons that you really see for situations like these?
Children may worry about a parent or household, fear missing out or upsetting the parent they are with, or simply find transitions inconvenient. In higher-conflict situations, parental emotions and behavior can also affect the child.
Business Valuation in Divorce: What to Know When Your Spouse Owns a Business with Matt Springer
Q: What should somebody divorcing a business owner do from day one to educate themselves about this process?
Reach out to a valuation expert early, gather baseline financial documents, and maintain transparent, complete records to support the process and preserve credibility in the negotiations.

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What is The Divorce Planner about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A practical, action-oriented show focused on divorce preparation across emotional, financial, administrative, and practical dimensions. Episodes routinely feature attorneys, mediators, financial professionals, therapists, and coaches who share frameworks, checklists, and real-world tips for gathering documents, negotiating settlements, protecting assets, and navigating co-parenting. A notable strength is blending tactical how-tos (costs, timelines, parenting plans, mortgage options) with mindset and coping strategies, including coaching tools and neuroscience insights, to help listeners feel prepared and empowered through a difficult transition. The format often centers on assembling a capable “divorce team” and applying repeatable methods ... more

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2. Amy Armstrong
3. Matt Springer
4. Jackie Combs
5. Kim Polinder
6. Leah Marie Mazur
7. Allison Adamovic
8. Betsy Pake

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