This week, we’re getting real about self-care - the kind that keeps you grounded when life gets messy. Whether you're navigating the ups and downs of divorce or just trying to crush your personal goals without burning out, this episode is a reminder to put yourself first.

We’re diving into practical tips, mindset shifts, and as always have a few laughs along the way. Because taking care of you isn’t a luxury - it’s a necessity.

In this deeply important episode of I do, I did, I didn't, we explore the difficult but vital topic of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders (DVROs). With care and compassion, we unpack what DVROs are, how they work, and the critical role they play in protecting individuals experiencing abuse.

In this episode of "I Do, I Did, I Don't," co-hosts Lorie D. Wood and Steve Fatula discuss the financial complexities of divorce. They emphasize the importance of understanding how income is calculated and assets are divided, and the risks of making hasty decisions without proper legal guidance.

Lorie and Steve stress the communal nature of marital income and assets, and the need for individuals to be well-informed about their financial situations.

In this episode of "I Do, I Did, I Don't," hosts Lorie D. Wood and Steve Fatula explore the concept of one-day divorces. They explain that while the paperwork can be completed in a single day if both parties agree and have initiated a case, the emotional aspects of divorce are significant and should not be overlooked.

Lorie and Steve emphasize the importance of communication and cooperation to avoid lengthy legal battles. They also discuss the emotional challenges of divorce, the need for transparency, and the benefits of mediation.

Divorce is a significant life decision that involves deep emotional and practical considerations. On this episode of the I do, I did, I don't podcast, Lorie Wood and Steve Fatula of McCoy Fatula dive into the complexities surrounding the decision to divorce.

They explore common causes, emotional tolls, and practical steps to navigate this challenging process. This blog post breaks down their insights, offering actionable advice and thorough explanations to guide individuals considering or going through a divorce.

Getting to know Lorie D. Wood - Director of Executive Development at McCoy Fatula, APC

In this episode, we learn a bit more about one of our hosts, Lorie Wood, as she and Steve Fatula talk about the critical topic of self-care, particularly in the context of their busy lives and careers.

This episode is a treasure trove of insights and actionable advice, especially for those navigating the complexities of family law, personal development, and mental health.

Here, we break down the key themes and tips discussed in the episode, providing a comprehensive guide to incorporating self-care into your daily routine and fostering personal growth.

An unfiltered discussion about life, love and the weird stuff in between. Nothing was off limits in this episode, random topics like magic rock, do you believe or not.

Getting to Know Stephen Fatula – Family Law Expert & Advocate

In this episode, we sit down with Stephen Fatula, accomplished family law attorney and owner of McCoy Fatula. With over a decade of experience, Stephen has earned a reputation as a fierce advocate for his clients, approaching even the most complex legal challenges with passion and precision.

Stephen’s quick wit, engaging personality, and deep expertise make him not only a formidable legal professional but also a compelling and charismatic presence. Whether in the courtroom or a conversation, his dedication to justice and client advocacy shines through.

Tune in to learn more about the man behind the practice, his journey into family law, and why he thrives on the challenges that others might shy away from.

Communication is important in all relationships, personal, professional, etc. We touch base on the importance of communicating, not just what you say - but how you say it. We may get off topic and touch base on how social media has changed communication, but we find our way back and hope you laugh, learn and enjoy listening.