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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2025 · 32 MIN

Live from the Supreme Court of Canada: Ahluwalia Case & Family Violence Damages

from Divorce Explained with Steve Benmor & Leanne Townsend · host Steve Benmor & Leanne Townsend

Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they cover the landmark Supreme Court of Canada case, Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia, which could reshape how survivors of family violence are compensated through tort law.This case is critical because it questions whether the legal system should more adequately address the harms of family violence, which could make it easier for survivors to claim monetary damages for their trauma, mental distress and suffering at the hands of an abuser.Steve BenmorWebsite: www.benmor.comEmail: [email protected]: @stevebenmor Leanne TownsendInstagram: @leannetownsendlife Tune in to Divorce Explained with new episodes weekly as we aim to empower our listeners with the knowledge and confidence you need to move forward with your divorce or separation and to manage the complexities of family life post-separation.  To book your Divorce Strategy Session, click the link below. In your 30 minute Divorce Strategy Session, I'll address your key concerns and guide your through the next steps of your divorce. One question at a time.  https://bit.ly/3zmjUxv

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