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The Melinda Eitzen Show

The Melinda Eitzen Show is a podcast from the perspective of a seasoned Divorce Lawyer discussing all things Divorce and Divorce adjacent including mental health, substance abuse, children and families, school issues for children including proper accommodations for children…

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Sep 15, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    John & Emily Polk | Parenting Facilitation and the App Putting a Co-Parenting Coach in Your Pocket (opens the original)

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    In this episode of The Melinda Eitzen Show, Melinda Eitzen sits down with attorney John Polk and his wife, Emily Polk, to explore parenting facilitation and the co-parenting communication app they built together. John explains what a parenting facilitator does, a court-appointed professional who helps parents communicate, co-parent, and resolve disputes without returning to court and why getting out in front of conflict is so much less costly than serial litigation. The conversation then turns t

  2. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Anita Savage | Prenups and Postnups (opens the original)

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    Episode Summary In this episode of The Melinda Show, Melinda Eitzen sits down with attorney Anita Savage, who brings nearly 30 years of family law experience and a collaborative approach to marital agreements. Together they explain why prenups and postnups are more nuanced than most people realize—and why the traditional adversarial method so often creates conflict where none existed. Anita shares how she guides couples through a thoughtful list of questions to build the financial future they ac

  3. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    Victoria Buckley | Misconceptions of Property in Divorce (opens the original)

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    Episode Summary In this episode of The Melinda Eitzen Show, Melinda Eitzen sits down with Duffee + Eitzen attorney, Victoria Buckley, to unpack the most common misconceptions, mistakes, and misunderstandings people bring to the property side of divorce. While many assume custody is the most complex part of a case, Victoria and Melinda explain that property- the assets, the accounts, the house is often where emotions run highest. About the Guest Victoria Buckley is an attorney at Duffee + Eitzen

  4. Episode · Jul 21, 2026

    Judge Danielle Diaz Clark | A Family Court Judge's Tips for Saving Your Marriage (opens the original)

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    Episode Summary In this episode of The Melinda Eitzen Show, Melinda Eitzen sits down with Judge Danielle Diaz Clark, a sitting family court judge in Dallas County, for what Melinda calls a "public service podcast." Having appeared before Judge Diaz Clark for over eleven years, Melinda draws on their shared vantage point watching marriages at their most difficult moments to ask a practical question: what can couples actually do to keep from ending up in family court? Judge Diaz Clark, recently el

  5. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    Travis Cross | Receivers In Family Law (opens the original)

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    In this episode of The Melinda Eitzen Show, Melinda Eitzen sits down with attorney and receiver Travis Cross to discuss the important role receivers play in family law cases involving real estate. When divorcing spouses cannot agree on selling a property, signing documents, or completing a court-ordered sale, a receiver can be appointed by the court to step into the owners’ shoes and move the process forward. Travis explains how receivers differ from realtors, the authority granted through recei

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