Financially Ever After Widowhood
Widowhood is the state of being a widow or widower: a person whose spouse has passed away. This is a situation that no one wants to be in, but it is something that can happen, and that you and your family should be prepared for financially. When this kind of painful, life altering event occurs, it's important to have the structure in place for you and your family to be protected, and this year on Financially Ever After Widowhood, Stacy Francis is going to be talking to a diverse lineup of experts, and individuals who have gone through it themselves, to give you the tools and information you need to be prepared.
Prior to this year's series on Widowhood, Financially Ever After covered topics related to divorce. We invite you to check out these fantastic episodes if they are relevant to you.
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Financial Resiliency Through Divorce and Market...
This week, we bring you a special episode of Financially Ever After where your host, Stacy Francis, answers your questions on how the impact of COVID-19 may impact your financial situation - especially if you are going through divorce or are recently divorced.
40 min
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Funding Your Divorce Without Access to Money
Nicole Noonan of New Chapter Capital and a former attorney joins Stacy to talk about divorce funding, why it’s an important tool, and who it can be helpful for.
30 min
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Making Divorce Easier For Your Children
Lauren Gaynor, a Litigation & Real Estate Partner specializing in Matrimonial Litigation at Teitler & Teitler, chats with Stacy Francis about custody, child support, and how to make your divorce easier for your children.
41 min
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Turning Divorce into a Positive
35 min
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Being in Business With Your Spouse & Still Prot...
On this week’s episode of Financially Ever After, Stacy chats with Dana Stutman, a matrimonial divorce attorney who runs a successful private practice in partnership with her husband Michael Stutman.
42 min
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Transforming Your Relationship with Money
In this episode of Financially Every After, Stacy Francis speaks with Bari Tessler, the author of The Art of Money.
45 min
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The Four Options Offered When Divorcing
Host Stacy Francis welcomes attorney and social worker, Kristen Lyndaker to this week’s show. Kristen holds a Master’s degree in Social Work and has worked in the foster care and adoption field.
41 min
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Leveraging Your Capital Into Freedom
Mia Poppe had a successful 22-year career as a senior-level banker. Her own disastrous first divorce was the catalyst that led her to go to law school at the age of 42 and retrain as a matrimonial attorney.
48 min
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Hiring an Attorney to Advocate For Your Child
Ten years ago, matrimonial attorney Lauren Friend started her own law firm because she wanted to help people through the worst times of their lives.
43 min
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A Powerful Personal Story: Escaping The Cycle ...
Claire, this week’s guest on Financially Ever After, has lived through many hardships. She bravely shares her story so that listeners who may be in a similar situation can find some help and hope.
42 min
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What Wise Women Do After Divorce
Through much adversity, Tanya was able to change her perspective and come out a stronger, happier person. Now she teaches women around the world how to thrive after divorce.
46 min
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Exposing Myths About Litigation
John Yacos, of Yacos Law, has 30 years experience in matrimonial and family law. He joins Stacy Francis on this week’s show, to dispel the common myths about litigation, including the time it takes to get through the legal process.
58 min
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Rebuilding Your Body, Mind and Life After a Bet...
This week’s guest is Dr. Debi Silber, author of Amazon bestseller The Unshakable Woman: Four Steps to Rebuilding Your Body, Mind and Life After a Life Crisis.
33 min
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Preparing for Divorce the Smart Way: Collectin...
Jaime Weiss brings to her law practice a deep understanding of the psychological drivers that guide how we make decisions, which helps her to discern her clients’ wants and needs and help them move to a happier place in their lives.
44 min
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6 Keys to Preparing your Kids for Your Divorce
Rosalind Sedacca is a consultant with decades of experience in helping couples protect their children before, during and after divorce. She talks with host Stacy Francis about how to do divorce right when you have children.
27 min
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How I Represented Myself in My Divorce, and Why...
April Katz brings an interesting point of view to our show, seeing that she represented herself in her own divorce. She will share tips on how to keep the cost of your divorce as low as possible if you are going pro se, as well as how she got over her fear of divorce and how you can get through it too.
35 min
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Talking Divorce at Work While Staying Professional
Most women don't like to admit they need help. We often don't even know what to ask for help with. It is a fact, however, that people going through a divorce need extra support, be it emotional support or with the administrative tasks that go along with a divorce.
33 min
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Tackling the High Cost of Divorce
Can you imagine your divorce being written about in the national tabloids? Today’s guest on the show is celebrity divorce lawyer Laura Wasser, who helps her clients navigate through that every day
32 min
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How Uncle Sam Gets Involved In Your Settlement
Today’s topic is very important and one that a lot of us avoid as much as possible.W e’re talking about taxes - and specifically, the tax law changes that you absolutely need to know.
35 min
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Building New Emotional, Professional and Financ...
Stacy Francis has a fascinating conversation with Micki McWade, a clinical social worker and psychotherapist, whose primary work is with people contemplating or going through a divorce.
37 min
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Divorce is a Whole Family Affair with Robyn Mann
Robyn Mann is a matrimonial attorney and mediator who comes to her practice with a deep experience of and respect for the impacts divorce can have on a family - and what to prioritize in terms of mitigating them.
36 min
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Estate Lessons We Can Learn From Celebrities
Our guest today, Jill Miller, runs a firm that specializes in formulating sophisticated personalized estate plans. What makes her stand out is her expertise isn’t limited to US only client or traditional families only.
40 min
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Tailored Tax Advice for Women with Nancy Goldfarb
What kind of tax aspects do you need to think about when going through a divorce? Today we have Nancy Goldfarb, President of Smart Transition Strategies and a certified financial planner, public accountant, and divorce financial analyst.
45 min
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What to Do If You’re Being Gaslighted with Mere...
Last week, we talked about financial abuse and gaslighting. On this episode of Financially Ever After, we’re diving deeper into the topic of gaslighting with our guest, Meredith Shirey. Meredith is the founder and practice director of her New...
40 min
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Recognizing Financial Abuse and Gaslighting
Victoria McCooey was one of the many women who thought she had a husband who loved and idolized her but found herself married to an abusive man who kept her isolated and financially disempowered – questioning her own knowledge and pressuring her...
41 min