In this episode of "I Do, I Did, I Don’t," hosts Lorie Wood and Steve Fatula welcome Rachael Burns, a Certified Financial Planner and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst.

Rachael shares her expertise in helping women navigate the financial challenges of divorce and widowhood, offering practical advice on asset division, managing the family home, and the importance of seeking professional guidance.

The conversation highlights common pitfalls, emotional hurdles, and the value of financial education, empowering women to make informed decisions and move forward with confidence during major life transitions.

Want to learn more about Rachael Burns and her practice? Visit her website at trueworthfp.com to explore her services or schedule a free consultation to discuss your needs.

In this episode of I do, I did, I don't, Lorie Wood and Steve Petula offer a clear, empathetic discussion on the complexities of family law, focusing on divorce, custody, and co-parenting.. They clarify legal definitions, debunk common misconceptions, and highlight the emotional challenges families face.

Through real-life examples, they stress the importance of communication, evidence-based decision-making, and prioritizing children’s well-being. The hosts caution against using the legal system or children as leverage in disputes, and encourage parents to seek practical, long-term solutions. Their insights provide valuable guidance for navigating custody issues with professionalism and compassion.

In this episode of I Do, I Did, I Don’t, Lorie Wood and Steve Fatula engage in a candid conversation about the realities of parenting, marriage, and financial responsibility, particularly for younger generations. They discuss the challenges of raising children, the costs involved, and the importance of emotional and financial readiness.

The hosts reflect on changing societal norms, the influence of instant gratification culture, and the decline of traditional family gatherings, emphasizing the need for thoughtful planning and honest conversations before embarking on marriage or parenthood.

In this episode of "I Do I Did I Don’t," hosts Lorie Wood and Steve Fatula reconnect after Steve’s three-week family vacation on the East Coast.

They discuss the joys and challenges of balancing work and family during travel, from unreliable rural Wi-Fi to packing mishaps and car rental chaos. Steve shares highlights like beach outings, family competitions, and visits to historic sites, including a chocolate factory and Amish country.

The conversation explores the contrast between fast-paced California life and the slower East Coast rhythm, the value of unplugging, and the importance of finding joy amid life’s pressures.

Welcome back to I do, I did, I don't with Lorie Wood and Steve Fatula. It has been a crazy month or two for the two of them at McCoy and Fatula, so Lorie and Steve figured they would share where they were these past few weeks, as well as how lawyers can give back to their community in their own ways.

Welcome to I Do, I Did, I Don’t, the podcast where we talk about life after divorce, and everything beyond it. Each week, we aim to inform, inspire, and entertain with real conversations about real-life transitions.

Welcome to I Do, I Did, I Don’t the podcast where we talk about life after divorce, and everything beyond it. Each week, we aim to inform, inspire, and entertain with real conversations about real-life transitions.

Today’s guest is someone who truly embodies the idea of turning pain into purpose. We’re so excited to welcome Monique Smith, also known as Coach Mo, and to some, Miss Mouth Peace.

In this episode, Steve and Lorie—a Certified Executive & Leadership Coach and Certified Divorce Coach—have a thoughtful conversation on the real impact of coaching. Together, they explore the tangible benefits of working with a coach, how coaching differs from other forms of support, and what actually happens in a session.

Whether you're curious about executive growth, navigating personal transitions, or simply looking to level up, this episode offers insights, real-life examples, and—as always—a few laughs along the way.