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Welcome to the Divorce Allies Podcast, your go-to resource for navigating the intricate landscape of divorce. In this engaging podcast and video series, we delve deep into the complex world of divorce mediation and litigation alongside a diverse team of experts.

Our lineup includes seasoned financial professionals, business valuators, mortgage specialists, as well as seasoned parenting and relationship coaches, as well as a team that can help you kickstart your next chapter in life.

Join us as we embark on a comprehensive exploration of every facet of the divorce journey, from the financial intricacies to the emotional well-being of all involved parties.

Our episodes tackle common yet complex divorce situations, offering valuable insights and practical advice to empower you through every stage of the process.

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  • From Echo to Athena: Finding Your Voice, Power, and Wealth

    From Echo to Athena: Finding Your Voice, Power, and Wealth
    2026/09/02
    Hi, Welcome to the Divorce Allies Podcast. I’m Melissa Gragg, a business evaluator and mediator, and in this episode, I’m joined by my friend and co-author, Ruschelle Khanna, author of From Echo to Athena: The Evolution of Women and the Great Wealth Transfer. We explore the powerful stories of Echo and Athena and what they can teach women about finding their voice, reclaiming personal power, and navigating major life transitions such as divorce, loss, and changes in identity.Ruschelle and I also discuss ancestral healing, relationships, grief, shame, and the importance of understanding personal worth beyond external validation. We examine the changing role of women in wealth and why the Great Wealth Transfer creates an opportunity for women to become more confident in their financial decisions, investments, businesses, and future.5 Key TakeawaysFinding Your Voice Is a Critical Part of Personal Transformation The story of Echo represents what can happen when a person loses their voice, power, or ability to act independently. Major life transitions can create an opportunity to reclaim that voice and redefine personal identity.Healing Requires More Than Looking at the Past Ruschelle identifies four important areas in the healing process: reconnecting with the body and nervous system, examining and reshaping personal stories, releasing shame, and allowing space for grief. These steps can help create the foundation for meaningful transformation.Relationships Can Influence Healing and Personal Growth Supportive relationships and community can play an important role during periods of transition. Surrounding oneself with people who encourage growth can help individuals navigate grief, change, and the development of a new identity.Women Need Greater Confidence Around Wealth and Financial Decisions The Great Wealth Transfer is creating a major shift in women's relationship with money. Women are increasingly becoming business owners, investors, inheritors, and primary wealth holders, making financial knowledge and confidence increasingly important.Transition Can Become an Opportunity to Create a New Future Divorce, loss, career changes, and other transitions can involve significant grief, but they can also create space to reassess personal strengths, relationships, goals, and identity. The process can become a starting point for building a future based on greater self-awareness and personal choice.Q&A from this episode1. What does From Echo to Athena mean for women going through major life transitions?From Echo to Athena represents the journey from losing or suppressing one's voice to developing greater wisdom, confidence, independence, and personal power. The concept can be especially relevant to women experiencing divorce, career changes, financial transitions, or other major life events because these periods often create an opportunity to redefine identity and decide what comes next.2. How can women find their voice after divorce or a major life transition?Women can begin finding their voice by reconnecting with their own experiences, examining the stories they have carried, identifying their strengths, and separating their inherent worth from external validation. Supportive relationships, reflection, and creating a clear plan for the future can also help women rebuild confidence and make decisions based on their own goals.3. What is the connection between healing, grief, and personal transformation?Healing and transformation often involve acknowledging what has been lost rather than immediately trying to move past it. According to the discussion, reconnecting with the body, reshaping personal stories, releasing shame, and allowing time for grief can help create space for a new chapter. Grief may involve the loss of a relationship, financial security, a career, friendships, or an identity that once felt familiar.4. What is the Great Wealth Transfer and why is it important for women?The Great Wealth Transfer refers to the significant movement of wealth between generations, with women positioned to become increasingly important wealth holders. The discussion emphasizes that women are earning, inheriting, investing, and building businesses at increasing levels. This makes financial education, investment knowledge, and confidence around wealth management increasingly important for women.5. How can women become more confident with money and investing?Women can build financial confidence by learning how wealth works, understanding their own financial strengths, seeking reliable information, and recognizing that investing and financial decision-making are not exclusively for wealthy men or financial professionals. Developing knowledge and working with trusted advisors can help women make informed decisions about investments, businesses, inheritance, and wealth received during major life transitions.Watch the YouTube video hereMelissa's Website hereEmile's website hereThe Divorce Allies website here
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  • Starting Over After Divorce: Turning Your Experience Into a New Business

    Starting Over After Divorce: Turning Your Experience Into a New Business
    2026/08/19
    Hi, Welcome to the Divorce Allies Podcast. I’m Anna Graham, and today I’m joined by Janey Sterling, a divorce coach who brings together years of coaching experience, personal insight, and a growing understanding of the challenges women face during and after divorce.In this episode, Janey and I explore what it looks like to turn a difficult season of life into the beginning of something new. We talk about building a business after divorce, overcoming the fear and overwhelm that often come with turning an idea into reality, and using technology and artificial intelligence to make that process more manageable.Janey shares how her own divorce experience, journaling, and coaching background helped her recognize patterns that could ultimately become the foundation for a new business and a step-by-step process designed to help other women. We also discuss the importance of taking small, consistent actions instead of waiting for everything to be perfect.One of the biggest themes throughout this conversation is authenticity. AI can help organize ideas, develop content, and accelerate execution, but it cannot replace personal experience, perspective, or the human connection behind a message. The goal is not to create something perfect—it is to create something meaningful that reaches the person who needs it.Whether someone is considering starting a business after divorce, exploring a new career direction, or simply trying to figure out what comes next, this conversation offers practical insight into turning experience into purpose and taking the next step forward.Key Takeaways:Starting after divorce does not require having everything figured out. A business or new chapter can begin with an idea, a personal experience, and small steps toward turning that vision into something tangible. Janey describes how the execution initially felt overwhelming, but breaking the process down helped make the vision actionable.Perfectionism can become a form of procrastination. Waiting until a business, website, content strategy, or personal message is perfect can prevent progress altogether. Taking small, consistent actions—even for five or ten minutes—can create momentum.AI can help organize ideas without replacing personal expertise. Janey explains how she used AI to analyze her journal entries and identify common themes in her experiences. The technology helped organize information and accelerate the development of her coaching process, but the underlying experience and expertise came from her.Authenticity matters more than polished AI-generated content. AI-generated content still needs a person's voice, experience, and perspective. Both Anna and Janey emphasize recognizing when AI-generated language does not sound authentic and adjusting it rather than simply accepting the first version.A new business does not necessarily have to be connected to divorce. Women rebuilding their lives after divorce can look at the skills, interests, and experiences they have developed over five, ten, or twenty years. Those existing strengths may reveal a business opportunity that is more authentic than simply becoming a divorce coach because of a recent personal experience.Q&As from episode:1. How can women start a business after divorce?Women can start a business after divorce by identifying their existing skills, experiences, interests, and areas of expertise, then turning those strengths into a clear service, product, or message. The process does not need to begin with a fully developed business plan. Taking small, consistent steps can help turn an idea into a tangible business over time.2. How can AI help with starting a business after divorce?AI can help women starting a business after divorce organize ideas, identify patterns, develop content, structure information, and accelerate tasks that might otherwise take significantly more time. In Janey Sterling’s experience, AI helped organize her journal entries and coaching ideas into clearer patterns and processes. However, personal experience and expertise remain essential to creating an authentic business.3. How do you overcome perfectionism when starting a new business?Perfectionism can be overcome by focusing on progress rather than waiting for everything to be ready. Taking one small action each day—such as setting up an AI tool, recording an idea, writing down a business concept, or creating a piece of content—can build momentum and reduce procrastination.4. How can women create authentic content using AI?Women can create authentic content with AI by providing their own experiences, ideas, stories, and perspectives before asking AI to organize or develop them. AI should support the creative process rather than replace the person's voice. Reviewing the output and changing anything that does not sound natural or authentic is an important part of the process.5. What skills should women consider when starting a business after divorce?Women should consider the skills ...
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  • Money as Your Comeback Tool: Rebuilding Financial Confidence After Divorce (Part 2)

    Money as Your Comeback Tool: Rebuilding Financial Confidence After Divorce (Part 2)
    2026/07/08

    Hi, welcome back to the Divorce Allies Podcast. I'm Anna Graham, and in today's episode, I'm continuing my conversation with Charlotte Avis, founder of Capital C and a passionate advocate for helping women build financial confidence through investing.

    In Part One, we explored the emotional relationship many women have with money during and after divorce. Today, we're taking the next step by diving into investing—a topic that often feels intimidating, especially for women rebuilding their lives after divorce.

    Charlotte shares why investing isn't reserved for financial experts, how common myths have discouraged women from growing wealth, and why the very qualities many women possess naturally can actually make them exceptional long-term investors. Whether you're still navigating divorce or simply looking to create a stronger financial future, this episode will help you rethink what's possible and remind you that financial independence begins with knowledge, confidence, and believing you're capable of taking control of your own future.

    Key Takeaways:

    1. Women Are Naturally Strong Long-Term Investors
      Research shows that women often outperform men over the long term because they make calculated decisions, avoid excessive trading, and remain invested longer.
    2. Investing Is Different from Trading
      Successful long-term investing doesn't require watching markets every day. A well-planned investment strategy can be simple, calm, and designed to grow over time.
    3. Saving Alone Can Cost You Wealth
      While saving feels safe, inflation gradually reduces purchasing power. Investing allows money to grow and better protects future financial security.
    4. Financial Confidence Is Learned, Not Inherited
      No one is born knowing how to invest. With the right education, roadmap, and support, anyone can build the confidence to manage their own finances.
    5. Divorce Can Become a Financial Turning Point
      Although divorce is challenging, it can also become the catalyst for building independence, creating wealth, and designing a future based on personal choice instead of dependence.

    Q&As from episode:

    1. Why is investing important after divorce?

    Investing after divorce helps rebuild long-term financial security by allowing money to grow over time rather than losing value to inflation. It creates opportunities for financial independence and helps individuals prepare for retirement, future goals, and unexpected expenses.

    2. Are women better investors than men?

    Research suggests that women often outperform men as long-term investors because they typically make more calculated investment decisions, trade less frequently, avoid overconfidence, and stay invested through market fluctuations.

    3. Is it too late to start investing after a gray divorce?

    No. It's never too late to begin investing after a gray divorce. The right investment strategy depends on factors such as age, retirement timeline, financial goals, and personal risk tolerance. Even later in life, investing can play an important role in preserving and growing wealth.

    4. What's the difference between investing and trading?

    Investing focuses on growing wealth over many years through long-term ownership of assets, while trading involves buying and selling investments frequently to capture short-term market movements. Most people seeking financial independence benefit more from long-term investing than active trading.

    5. How can someone build financial confidence after divorce?

    Financial confidence develops through education, creating a clear financial plan, understanding personal money habits, learning basic investing principles, and making consistent financial decisions. Building knowledge over time helps replace fear with confidence and control.


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