LOVELINK Podcast: Finding Your Way Back to Yourself After Divorce
Melinda Gould joined the LOVELINK podcast to discuss her work supporting women before, during, and after divorce.
New York Post: ‘Grey divorce’ is the new retirement dream for a record number of Americans
Melinda Gould was featured in the New York Post to share her perspective on gray divorce and why it is never too late to choose a more fulfilling next chapter.
Five Minutes with Fried: Melinda Gould on Guiding Clients Through Divorce
Watch Melinda on Five Minutes with Fried, where she talks about how divorce consulting can help people understand the process, build the right support team, and move through divorce with more clarity and confidence.
Communication Management: Essential Strategies for Emotional Grounding
Listen to Melinda’s conversation on divorce, intuition, and the kind of steady support that helps you make clearer decisions when everything feels unfamiliar.
I’ve lost my identity as a partner and part of an intact family. I feel untethered. Any advice?
Divorce can leave you asking, “Who even am I now?” The untethered feeling is not permanent—you are not broken, you are becoming.
How do I handle unsolicited advice about my divorce (even from my lawyer)?
Not all divorce advice is good advice, even when it comes from someone who means well. Before you take it in, remember: your situation, your children, and your priorities deserve to be understood first.
Is it normal to feel that my divorce lawyer doesn't like me?
It is normal to want your divorce lawyer to like you, but what you need most is to feel heard, respected, and well-represented. Your lawyer is your strategist, and the right relationship should help you feel clearer, not smaller.
I’ve finally told my ex I want to get divorced and now I'm living with a lot of regret that I didn't say it sooner. How do I handle the regret?
Regret after choosing divorce is common, but you are not late—you are brave for taking the next right step toward reclaiming your life.