I Now Pronounce You Divorced

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the thrilling world of I Now Pronounce You Divorced podcast! Join us as we embark on a captivating journey through riveting topics like divorce, military divorce, custody and visitation, trust and estate planning, and all things family law. Our podcast is guided by the expertise of three acclaimed family law attorneys and occasional special guests. Prepare to be enlightened, entertained, and put at ease by our comprehensive insights.

I Now Pronounce You Divorced is a education podcast hosted by Melone Hatley, P.C., with 111 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Melone Hatley, P.C. hosts I Now Pronounce You Divorced, a education show with 111 episodes published.

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  Episode #31

  Encore Episode: Co-Parenting During the Summer After Divorce

  Aug 18, 202614 minS2

  Post-divorce custody challenges can quickly become more complicated when visitation disputes, allegations, third parties, or parental alienation enter the picture. In this encore episode of I Now Pronounce You Divorced, Charles Hatley, Esq. and Rebecca Melone, Esq. discuss why demonstrating a pattern of behavior matters in court, how grandparents and other third parties can affect custody arrangements, and when court intervention may become necessary. They also explore the importance of trust between attorneys and clients, timely legal action, and clear communication between co-parents. From substantiating serious allegations to planning for summer visitation, this conversation offers practical insight for navigating challenging family dynamics after divorce.

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  Episode #30

  Back to School, Together: A Co-Parenting Survival Guide

  Aug 11, 202626 minS2

  Back-to-school season can be stressful for any family, but shared custody adds another layer of planning, communication, and coordination. In this episode, our host and CEO Charles Hatley, Esq., sits down with Heather Ruiz , Director of Marketing at TalkingParents , to discuss practical ways co-parents can prepare for the new school year while keeping their children at the center of every decision. Heather shares parenting tips for dividing responsibilities, purchasing school supplies, managing schedules, documenting agreements, and resolving common conflicts before they escalate. They also explore how co-parenting apps can simplify communication, create clearer expectations, and reduce misunderstandings. From involving children in age-appropriate decisions to remaining flexible when plans change, this conversation offers valuable resources for creating a smoother transition into the school year. Looking for additional support? Download our free Back-to-School Resource for helpful tips and tools to keep your family organized and prepared.

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  Episode #29

  Back-to-School Strategies for Divorced and Co-Parenting Families

  Aug 4, 202624 minS2

  Divorce and the start of a new school year can bring major changes for children, along with emotions they may not always know how to express. In this episode, child and adolescent psychiatrist Dr. Julia Jackson shares practical guidance for helping children navigate anxiety, changing family dynamics, and the transition back to school. She explains why some anxiety is a normal part of childhood, how over-explaining or over-reassuring can unintentionally make it worse, and why a parent’s emotional response can shape how a child handles uncertainty. The conversation also explores common signs of distress, including irritability and defiance, and offers strategies for rebuilding sleep schedules, establishing routines, communicating with schools, and keeping children out of parental conflict. Whether your family is adjusting to divorce, preparing for a new school year, or managing both at the same time, this episode offers thoughtful strategies for supporting your child’s emotional well-being and resilience.

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  Episode #28

  The Medicare Mistakes That Can Cost You After Divorce

  Jul 28, 202623 minS2

  Divorce later in life can bring unexpected questions about health insurance, Medicare eligibility, and the true cost of healthcare in retirement. In this episode of I Now Pronounce You Divorced , our host, Charles Hatley, Esq., is joined by our San Antonio attorney, Valerie Fisher, Esq., to speak with Licensed Insurance Agent and Medicare expert John Moore , with Moore Senior Benefits , about what individuals need to understand when transitioning from a spouse’s employer-sponsored health plan to Medicare. They discuss common Medicare misconceptions, enrollment deadlines, potential coverage gaps, and the penalties that can arise when enrollment is delayed or handled incorrectly. John also explains the differences between Medicare Advantage and Medicare supplement plans, how divorce may affect income-related IRMA charges, and why healthcare expenses should be considered during settlement negotiations, especially in a gray divorce. Whether you are approaching age 65, already enrolled in Medicare, or helping someone prepare for divorce later in life, this episode offers practical guidance for protecting your healthcare coverage and financial future.

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  Episode #27

  Divorce and Taxes: What You Don’t Know Will Cost You

  Jul 21, 202618 minS2

  Divorce changes more than your relationship status—it can also change how you file taxes, claim credits, divide retirement accounts, and manage income-producing assets. In this re-released episode from Season 1 of I Now Pronounce You Divorced , our host, Charles Hatley, Esq., sits down with Jenny Bittmann, Tax Principal at BDO, about the tax implications that can shape a divorce settlement and affect both spouses long after the agreement is finalized. Jenny explains how the IRS determines marital status, the filing options available during separation, and why parents need clear agreements about child tax credits and deductions. She also discusses the potential tax consequences of dividing retirement accounts and business assets—and why proactive planning can prevent costly surprises when tax season arrives. Whether you are considering divorce, currently negotiating a settlement, or helping clients navigate the financial side of separation, this episode offers practical insights for making more informed decisions.

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