Divorce and Money
Marriage is about love. Divorce is about money. The Divorce & Money Podcast with Gabriella E. Martinelli, CDFA®, CDS®, helps high earners, professionals, and business owners navigate the financial side of divorce with clarity and strategy.
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27. How to Divorce Without Destroying Your Family or Finances with Collaborative Attorney Andrea Vacca (opens the original)
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The lawyer you hire can shape the cost, tone, and aftermath of your divorce. In this episode, Gabriella sits down with collaborative divorce attorney Andrea Vacca to examine what changes when you replace the “bulldog” mindset with preparation, financial clarity, and a team focused on solving problems. They separate complexity from conflict, explore how fear can steer expensive decisions, and share what to consider before choosing mediation, collaborative divorce, or litigation. This conversation
26. Why Your Divorce Can Feel Calm and Still Be Financially Complicated (opens the original)
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Season 2 of Divorce and Money is here, and Gabriella opens it by taking on one of the most common misunderstandings in divorce: the belief that hiring an attorney means every decision is already covered. She explains why even a divorce with no conflict at all can still be financially complicated once you add multiple businesses, real estate, or a mix of account types into the picture, and why that complexity, not conflict, is usually what leaves people frustrated with an outcome they never fully
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