In this episode of "I Now Pronounce You Divorced," Dan Cuneo and Melone Hatley's Newport News Attorney, Darley Twiddy, sits down with Danielle Kestnbaum, a professional liaison with OurFamilyWizard, to explore how technology can improve co-parenting.

The conversation delves into how this leading parenting app is transforming communication in family law, particularly in high-conflict custody cases.

From managing schedules and expenses to maintaining a record of all interactions, OurFamilyWizard provides transparency and structure for co-parents navigating legal and emotional complexities. Danielle explains how features like the ToneMeter help users communicate more constructively and why judges and family courts value the app’s detailed records.

Whether you're a parent, attorney, or family law professional, this episode offers valuable insight into the intersection of legal technology, co-parenting best practices, and the ultimate goal—supporting healthier family relationships.

In this episode of I Now Pronounce You Divorced, hosts Dan Cuneo and Lauren Adkins welcome financial wellness coach Myrna Laine-Hyppolite to discuss how individuals can gain control over their finances during and after divorce.

With three decades of experience, Myrna offers a compassionate and practical approach to financial coaching, emphasizing the importance of mindset, clarity, and ongoing support.

From managing financial anxiety to building a personalized financial checklist, Myrna shares insights and tools designed to help clients feel confident and informed.

The conversation delves into key topics such as budgeting after divorce, understanding your financial landscape, and establishing “peace of mind” funds that foster long-term stability.

Whether you're preparing for divorce or adjusting to life after it, this episode provides guidance to help you take charge of your financial future with clarity and confidence.

In this episode of I Now Pronounce You Divorced, Dan Cuneo continues his conversation with Lelan Kirk, Melone Hatley's Fort Worth Attorney, as they explore the intricate landscape of Texas divorce law.

They unpack what divorcing couples need to know, especially when children are involved, from the roles of mediation and collaborative law to the unique use of jury trials in family court.

Whether you’re navigating a divorce or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights into the legal realities and potential pitfalls of family law in Texas.