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Divorce Explained with Steve Benmor & Leanne Townsend

Whether you’re just beginning to consider separation, trying mediation, or overwhelmed with divorce litigation, you likely have many questions. Divorce Explained has the answers. Each week, co-hosts Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend cover the many questions and concerns commonly associated with divorce and separation. You’ll learn about the latest developments in family law, legal strategies you can use to support your divorce case, advice on how to mitigate the impact of divorce on your family, and more. 

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    Thinking About Separation? Start Here.

    Thinking About Separation? Start Here.Separation can feel overwhelming, and most people don’t know what they should be doing before they begin the process.What should you know before making major decisions? What information should you gather? Who should be on your team? And can better preparation help reduce conflict, legal fees and costly mistakes?This week on Divorce Explained, Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend are joined by Jennifer Donison and Julie Gill to talk about their new program, Separation Preparation.Jennifer and Julie created Separation Preparation to help people understand what lies ahead and become better informed and prepared before and during the separation process.They’ll be talking about why the decisions made at the beginning of a separation matter, what people often wish they had known sooner, and how the right preparation can lead to better decisions throughout the divorce process.If you’re thinking about separation, already navigating one, or work with people going through divorce, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

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    The Bank of Mom & Dad: Gift, Loan or Divorce Disaster?

    The “Bank of Mom and Dad” has helped countless young couples get into the housing market.But when that couple separates, a question that once seemed simple can become a major legal and financial fight:Was the money a gift or was it a loan?On Wednesday, September 2 at 6:00 p.m., we’re joined on Divorce Explained by Marc Weisman, Chair, Tax Counsel at Keslassy Freedman Gelfand LLP, for a conversation about family loans, what parents and grandparents should consider before advancing money, and what can happen to those funds when a relationship ends.We’ll also discuss the recent decision in Massaar v. Moneck and what it means for families helping their adult children financially.If you’re a family law professional, a parent thinking about helping a child buy a home, or someone whose family has already contributed to a home purchase, you’ll want to hear this conversation.

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    Back from Kelowna: What Every Family Lawyer Should Know

    In this episode of Divorce Explained, Leanne sits down with Steve to unpack his experience attending Canada's prestigious National Family Law Program in Kelowna a conference that brings together the country's leading family lawyers, judges, academics, and experts to discuss the biggest issues shaping the future of family law.Steve shares his key takeaways from four days of thought-provoking discussions, including the groundbreaking impact of the Ahluwalia decision on intimate partner violence (IPV) claims, emerging legal questions surrounding compensation and family property, and how Canada's family law landscape is evolving in response to changing societal expectations.The conversation also explores one of the profession's newest challenges: artificial intelligence. How will courts determine whether financial documents, tax returns, or text messages are authentic in an era of AI-generated evidence? What safeguards are on the horizon, and what does this mean for separating couples?The episode also dives into practical issues surrounding prenuptial agreements, postnuptial agreements, and standstill agreements, highlighting the real-world challenges couples and lawyers face when trying to protect assets before and after marriage.Finally, Steve explains why mediation-arbitration (Med-Arb) may become an increasingly valuable option for resolving complex and sensitive family law disputes particularly those involving allegations of intimate partner violence offering privacy, efficiency, and practical solutions that traditional litigation often cannot.Whether you're navigating separation, interested in the future of family law, or simply curious about the legal issues shaping divorce in Canada, this episode provides valuable insights from the country's leading family law minds.

  4. 136

    Can You Trust AI in Court?

    Artificial intelligence is transforming the practice of law but it also comes with significant professional responsibilities.Join us on this week’s episode of Divorce Explained as we discuss a recent Ontario case in which a lawyer was disciplined after AI-generated legal research included fictitious case law that was filed with the court, followed by a failure to be candid when the errors came to light.We’ll discuss:• Where AI fits into legal practice and where it doesn’t.• Why lawyers can never delegate their professional judgment to technology.• The duty to verify AI-generated legal research.• The ethical obligation of candour to the court.• What this decision means for family lawyers and the future use of AI in legal practice.Whether you’re a lawyer, mediator, arbitrator, law student, or simply interested in how AI is changing the justice system, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

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    What to Look for When Reviewing or Challenging a Professional Valuation

    When do you actually need a professional valuation in a divorce and when might you be spending money unnecessarily?This week on Divorce Explained, we’re joined by Matt Springer, ASA (BV), ARM, ABV, to talk about professional valuations and the role they can play in separation and divorce.Valuations can become an important part of resolving financial issues, particularly where businesses, professional practices or other complex assets are involved. But they can also be expensive, difficult to understand and a source of disagreement between separating spouses.We’ll be asking Matt the practical questions we think both clients and family law professionals need answered:• Why are valuations done, and what different types of valuations are available?• When should someone obtain a valuation and when might one not be necessary?• What are some of the most common problems that arise in the valuation process, and can they be avoided?• What should you look for when reviewing a valuation report?• When is there a legitimate basis to question or challenge a valuation?• What does the process typically cost?If you’ve ever looked at a valuation report and wondered “How do I know if this number is actually right?”, this conversation is for you.

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    Why Mediation Works and When it Absolutely Doesn't

    Is mediation the best path through divorce? And when is it simply not the right fit?In this episode of Divorce Explained, Leanne and Steve take an honest, unscripted look at one of the most effective and often misunderstood tools in family law. Drawing on their experience as family lawyers, with Steve also sharing his perspective as a mediator, they explore what mediation really is, how it works and why it can help separating couples reach practical and lasting solutions.Steve also opens up about his own experience as a mediation client during his divorce, sharing how a failed mediation shaped the way he now prepares and supports clients through the process.Together, they discuss:• What mediation is (and what it isn't)• The benefits of mediation compared to litigation• Why preparation and the right mindset are critical to success• The role of lawyers and mediators in reaching meaningful agreements• Common reasons mediation fails• Whether mediation is appropriate in high-conflict relationships and cases involving intimate partner violence• How mediation can preserve co-parenting relationships and reduce the emotional and financial costs of separationWhether you're considering mediation, currently navigating a separation or simply want to better understand your options, this episode offers practical insights into how the process works and how choosing the right approach can make all the difference.Tune in for a thoughtful conversation about resolving conflict with clarity, dignity and a focus on building a better path forward.

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    Why Would Taylor Swift Have a Prenup?

    What would happen if Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce walked into an Ontario family lawyer's office to draft a prenup?In this episode of the Divorce Explained Podcast, Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend use one of the world's most talked-about celebrity couples to explore how marriage contracts (commonly called prenups) work under Ontario law. They discuss asset protection, spousal support, privacy and confidentiality clauses, future wealth, intellectual property, and why a well-drafted agreement is about far more than planning for divorce.Whether you're getting married, moving in together, or simply curious about family law, this episode offers practical insights into why these conversations can strengthen a relationship and provide clarity for the future.

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    Coercive Control + Intimate Partner Violence: A Story of One Person

    In this episode, family lawyers Leanne Townsend and Steve Benmor explore one of the most difficult realities in family law: allegations of coercive control and intimate partner violence involving respected professionals, community leaders, and other high-profile individuals.Following their discussion of the landmark Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia decision by the Supreme Court of Canada, they respond to a listener's powerful question:How can someone seek justice when no one believes the abuse because the abuser has an impeccable public reputation?The conversation examines:• Why respected and successful individuals can still be abusive behind closed doors• The challenges survivors face when reporting coercive control and intimate partner violence• How power, wealth, and public image can influence family law proceedings• The role of evidence in cases that often become "one person's word against another"• Practical strategies for safely documenting abuse and building a case• Why speaking to a lawyer, therapist, or trusted professional is often the first step, not necessarily going public• How landmark cases like Ahluwalia are changing the legal landscape in CanadaThis discussion also touches on broader public examples that demonstrate how reputation and accountability can diverge, while emphasizing the importance of evidence, legal strategy, and informed decision-making.If you or someone you know is experiencing coercive control or intimate partner violence, remember that support is available. Every situation is unique, and obtaining professional legal and emotional support can help you understand your options.⚠️ Disclaimer: This discussion is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Every case is different. If you require legal advice, consult a family lawyer.If you found this conversation valuable, please Like, Subscribe, and Share to help raise awareness about coercive control and family law issues.#FamilyLaw #coercivecontrol  #IntimatePartnerViolence #DomesticAbuse #Divorce #OntarioFamilyLaw #SupremeCourtOfCanada #Ahluwalia #FamilyCourt #LegalEducation #SteveBenmor #LeanneTownsend

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    Perimenopause and Divorce: The Conversation We Need to Be Having

    In this episode of Divorce Explained, Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend tackle a topic that is rarely discussed but affects millions of families: the connection between perimenopause and divorce.Perimenopause is a natural stage of life that impacts nearly every woman, yet many couples enter this chapter with little understanding of the physical, emotional, and relational changes it can bring. From mood changes and insomnia to shifts in intimacy and communication, these symptoms can place significant strain on marriages when they are misunderstood or left unaddressed.Steve and Leanne explore why greater awareness, education, and support are needed—not only for women, but also for their partners, families, medical professionals, and even family lawyers. They discuss how a lack of understanding can lead couples to misinterpret symptoms as relationship problems, and how better communication and resources may help some couples navigate this transition without unnecessary conflict.If you're experiencing perimenopause, supporting someone who is, or simply want to better understand this important life stage, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.

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    Unpacking Ahluwalia: What the Supreme Court of Canada's Decision Means for Family Law

    New Podcast Episode: Supreme Court of Canada Creates the New Tort of Intimate Partner ViolenceA landmark decision from the Supreme Court of Canada is set to change family law across the country.In this episode, Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend unpack the groundbreaking decision in Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia, where Canada's highest court officially recognized the new tort of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV).The decision acknowledges that coercive control, emotional abuse, isolation, and psychological domination can cause profound harm deserving of legal compensation, even when traditional tort claims may not fully capture the reality of the abuse.In this discussion, we explore:• What the Supreme Court decided and why it matters• The difference between family violence and the new tort of IPV• How coercive control is now recognized in Canadian law• What compensation may be available to survivors• The impact this decision will have on family law litigation and settlement negotiations• The practical challenges survivors may face in pursuing these claims• What lawyers, mediators, and separating spouses need to know moving forwardWhether you are a family law professional, mediator, survivor, or someone interested in the evolution of Canadian law, this is an important conversation about one of the most significant family law decisions in recent years.Listen now and join the discussion.#FamilyLaw #SupremeCourtOfCanada #IntimatePartnerViolence #IPV #Ahluwalia #CanadianLaw #FamilyViolence #CoerciveControl #DivorceLaw #FamilyCourt #LegalPodcast #LawPodcast #FamilyLawyer #Mediation #AlternativeDisputeResolution

  11. 129

    Divorce Explained: How to Avoid Common Financial Mistakes in Divorce Settlements

    Divorce doesn’t have to destroy your financial future.In this episode of Divorce Explained, Leanne Townsend and Steve Benmor are joined by financial advisor Brett Bernstein, CEO of XML Financial Group, to break down the most common (and costly) financial mistakes people make during divorce settlements.With over 20 years of experience, Brett explains why divorce should be treated like a business transaction, how emotions can drain your wealth faster than the market, and why the first offer is often the best offer. This conversation is a must-watch for anyone navigating divorce, supporting someone who is, or working professionally in the family law space.

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    Real Estate & Mortgage Pitfalls To Avoid During Divorce

    🏠 Divorce + the family home can be a financial minefield.In this episode of Divorce Explained, we’re joined by Kelly Lise Murray, J.D., Harvard-educated attorney, legal scholar, and founder of DivorceThisHouse.com, to unpack the real estate and mortgage pitfalls divorcing spouses need to avoid.From confusing the deed vs. the mortgage, to the danger of “the twelfth of never” (no deadlines, no enforcement), Kelly Lise explains how people make permanent, costly mistakes with their homes during divorce, often without realizing it.💡 Key takeaway: the house is one of the most emotionally charged and financially dangerous assets in a divorce. Whether you’re selling or one spouse wants to keep it, due diligence, deadlines, and the right professional team are essential.If you’re navigating divorce, or advising clients who are, this conversation is a must-listen.

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    Why Do Divorcing Spouses Spend So Much Money Fighting Over Money

    Why do divorcing spouses spend so much money fighting over money and is it really about the money?In this episode of Divorce Explained, we’re joined by Patrick Kilbane, attorney, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, and Director of the Divorce Advisory Group at Ullmann Wealth Partners. Patrick draws on his experience litigating complex, high-net-worth divorces and his transition into financial advisory work to explore the emotional, psychological, and financial forces that drive costly conflict.Together, we discuss why financial battles in divorce are often fueled by emotion rather than logic, how power, fear, and control show up in money disputes, and why choosing the right legal and financial professionals can make all the difference. Patrick also shares insights from his book Move Forward Confidently, including how women can rebuild financial confidence, make informed decisions, and avoid spending 2x to recover X.

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    Marriage Annulment - Recent Case Law

    Annulments are rare—but what happens when a marriage isn’t consummated and the court is asked to undo it instead of granting a divorce?In this week’s episode of Divorce Explained, Leanne and Steve speak with family lawyers Barry Nussbaum and Rebecca Ye—counsel for the applicant—to unpack Justice Presser’s January 2025 Ontario decision in S.M. v. R.F. (2025 ONSC 4155), where the court granted an annulment for non-consummation.We’ll cover:Annulment vs. divorce—what an annulment is (and isn’t)The legal test for non-consummation: incapacity vs. refusalCulture and religion—why the court focused on the legal test, not social stigmaEvidence that moved the needle: digital messages, medical checks, and a religious witnessPractical takeaways: costs, risks, and when pursuing annulment makes senseTune in for a clear, candid breakdown of a rare remedy—and what it reveals about how Ontario courts view marriage and annulment today.

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    Does My Future Inheritance Affect My Divorce?

    Does a Future Inheritance Affect My Divorce?Inheritance can bring life-changing wealth — but what happens when divorce is also in the picture?In this week’s episode of Divorce Explained, Leanne Townsend and Steve Benmor sit down with wealth mentor Myra Salzer to unpack how inheritances—whether expected or received—affect divorce, spousal support, and financial planning.We’ll cover:What Ontario law says about inheritances before and after separationHow timing and segregation impact what’s shared (and what isn’t)Why spousal support and future inheritances remain a gray areaThe emotional and financial challenges of managing sudden wealthTune in for insights on navigating one of the most complex intersections of money, law, and family.

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    How the Housing Market Is Affecting Divorce Outcomes in Ontario

    The real estate market is shifting — and it's making waves in divorce court.Decreased home values.Longer time to sell.Less equity to split.Some couples can’t even afford to separate.In this week’s episode of Divorce Explained, we break down how Ontario’s cooling housing market is reshaping financial outcomes in divorce — from who keeps the house to how separation agreements are structured.Whether you're a homeowner considering divorce or a professional supporting separating couples, this is an episode you won’t want to miss. 

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    Coldplay & Cold Truths: When Cheating Hits Center Stage

    INFIDELITY... on the jumbotron?!The internet can't stop talking about the viral Coldplay concert video - where one man's alleged affair played out live on the big screen.But what if this happened here in Ontario?Would it matter in divorce court?Could it affect custody or support?Can going viral change the outcome of your separation?On this week's episode of Divorce Explained, we break down the scandal, the shame, and the cold legal truths behind public cheating in the age of social media.We're bringing you real talk, Canadian law, and a whole lot of perspective — because this isn't just gossip. These are real lives.

  18. 122

    Using Parenting Time to Lower Child Support

    One of the most common concerns we hear from clients is when a parent seems to seek more parenting time—not to build a stronger bond with their children, but to reduce their child support payments.It’s a sensitive and often controversial issue that raises important legal and ethical questions.In this episode, two experienced family law professionals break down:How increased parenting time can impact child supportWhat courts consider when evaluating parenting schedulesRed flags that may indicate the system is being misusedHow to protect your rights—and, most importantly, your childrenWhether you're navigating a custody arrangement or concerned about your child’s best interests, this conversation offers clarity, insight, and practical guidance.

  19. 121

    How to Protect Your Assets Before Getting Married

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend for a brand new episode of Divorce Explained - streaming live on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedinThis week's topic: How to Protect Your Assets Before Getting MarriedWhether you're entering a marriage with significant assets, own a business, or simply want to be proactive, this conversation is a must-watch. We'll be sharing practical legal and emotional strategies to safeguard what you've worked hard for — while still planning for a healthy, loving future.

  20. 120

    Why Is Evidence Important In Divorce?

    This week on Divorce Explained, join family law lawyers Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend for a powerful and informative discussion:"Why Is Evidence Important in Divorce?"From financial documents to text messages and witness testimony-evidence can make or break your case. Whether you're negotiating a settlement or heading to trial, understanding the role of evidence is essential.Learn what types of evidence matterUnderstand how it can impact custody, support, and property divisionKnow your rights and how to protect yourselfDon't miss this must-watch episode for anyone navigating separation or divorce.

  21. 119

    Creating a Summer Co-Parenting Schedule: Tips for Smooth Transitions

    Summer is here - and with it comes the challenge (and opportunity!) of planning co-parenting schedules that keep the kids happy and the transitions seamless.Whether you're navigating summer plans for the first time or looking to improve your approach, we've got practical tips to help you make this season easier for everyone involved.Tune in live on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn!Set your reminders and join the conversation - your co-parenting journey deserves the best tools.

  22. 118

    Understanding Spousal Support & How It Is Determined

    In this episode of Divorce Explained, we discuss the important issue of spousal support and how it is determined. We cover key topics such as entitlement, how support is calculated, the amount (quantum), and the duration of payments.Whether you're considering making a spousal support claim or simply want to better understand your rights and obligations, this episode offers practical insights for anyone involved in a family law matter.Originally recorded live, now available on all major podcast platforms.Follow us on social media for more episodes and legal updates:Instagram: @stevebenmor & @leannetownsendlifeFacebook: Benmor Family Law Group & Leanne TownsendLinkedIn: Benmor Family Law Group & Leanne TownsendYouTube: Benmor Family Law Group

  23. 117

    The Election, Politics & Family Life

    In this episode of Divorce Explained, we explore how Canadian elections and politics impact families.Originally recorded live ahead of the April 28th vote—described by many as one of the most important elections of our generation—we discuss how political decisions shape the lives of Canadian families, from legal policies to social supports.Tune in for a timely and thought-provoking conversation about the intersection of politics, law, and family life in Canada.Follow us on social media for more live discussions and updates:Instagram: @stevebenmor & @leannetownsendlifeFacebook: Benmor Family Law Group & Leanne TownsendLinkedIn: Benmor Family Law Group & Leanne TownsendYouTube: Benmor Family Law Group

  24. 116

    Improving Protection Orders For Family Violence

    In this episode of Divorce Explained, we dive into the topic of Improving Protection Orders for Family Violence.Family violence remains a critical issue, and protection orders are a key legal tool for safeguarding those at risk. In this discussion, we examine how current protection orders can be strengthened to offer better safety and support for victims, along with insights into the legal process of obtaining them.Originally recorded live, this episode features a candid and informative conversation about how the legal system can more effectively protect those experiencing family violence.Follow us on social media for future live events and updates:Instagram: @stevebenmor & @leannetownsendlifeFacebook: Benmor Family Law Group & Leanne TownsendLinkedIn: Benmor Family Law Group & Leanne TownsendYouTube: Benmor Family Law Group

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    How Betrayal Trauma May Affect Your Divorce

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained with special guest, Stephanie Boucher, to talk about “How Betrayal Trauma May Affect Your Divorce”.Stephanie is a registered psychotherapist and owner of The Mindful Loft Betrayal Trauma and Relational Recovery Centre.Their discussion will cover how betrayal impacts divorce proceedings and custody battles; the psychological impact of infidelity, financial betrayal, or deception in legal disputes; and how lawyers can support clients experiencing trauma.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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    Tax Implications of Dividing Assets in Divorce

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they dive deep into the Tax Implications of Dividing Assets in Divorce.Understanding how your assets are divided can have a significant impact on your financial future. We’ll break down the tax consequences of asset division, from property to investments, and give you tips on how to navigate this crucial aspect of divorce.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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    Emotional Justice and Divorce w/ Special Guest Feryial Parvez

    Divorce isn’t just a legal process, it’s an emotional journey, and achieving emotional justice can make all the difference in your healing. Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend, along with special guest Feryial Parvez, a certified divorce coach, as they discuss how to navigate the emotional challenges of divorce and take control of your future with confidence.Feryial’s expertise lies at the intersection of emotional empowerment and financial independence. She’ll share invaluable insights on how to reclaim your autonomy and rebuild your life post-divorce. Whether you’re in the midst of a divorce or working to rebuild afterward, this conversation will provide the guidance and support you need to make empowered decisions moving forward.🔗Connect with Feryial:https://www.empowertorenew.com/Follow Feryial: @empower_to_renewSteve 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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    Divorce Coaching & Why Training is so Critical w/ Jennifer Donison

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend, along with special guest Jennifer Donison, Divorce Specialist, as they dive into how divorce coaching equips individuals to handle not only the legal complexities but also the emotional weight of divorce. Whether you’re a parent trying to co-parent effectively or someone navigating the process on your own, her insights will help you emerge stronger, wiser, and ready to embrace a new chapter.As a divorcee with young children, Jennifer understands firsthand the emotional and logistical challenges that come with divorce. Drawing from both personal experience and professional expertise, Jennifer’s approach is centered on prioritizing children’s well-being while navigating the legal and emotional aspects of divorce.🔗 Connect with Jennifer:My Children and Me: mychildrenandme.comFollow Jennifer: instagram.com/mychildrenandmeSteve 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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    Should I Co-Parent with My Ex? Tips for Successful Co-Parenting

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they discuss the topic 'Should I Co-Parent with My Ex? Tips for Successful Co-Parenting.'Co-parenting after divorce can feel like a tricky balance, but it’s crucial for your children’s well-being. We’ll break down the key strategies for successful co-parenting and answer the big question: Should I co-parent with my ex?No matter how complex your relationship with your ex might be, it’s possible to create a harmonious co-parenting plan that puts your children’s needs first. We’ll provide the tools and support you need to navigate the journey with empathy and clarity.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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    Live from the Supreme Court of Canada: Ahluwalia Case & Family Violence Damages

    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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    How to Handle Valentine's Day During a Divorce

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they discuss 'How to Handle Valentine’s Day During a Divorce.'Valentine’s Day can be a particularly emotional time for individuals navigating a divorce, and this week’s Divorce Explained Instagram Live offers crucial guidance for those facing this challenge.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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    Do Dads Need Special Support Through Divorce?

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained for an insightful conversation on a topic that too often goes overlooked: 'Do Dads Need Special Support Through Divorce?'In this special episode, we’re thrilled to be joined by Jeff Kolez, the founder of Divorce Daddy, a Divorce Coach, and advocate for dads. Jeff shares his personal journey of overcoming the emotional and legal challenges of divorce, and how he’s using that experience to support other fathers through their own struggles.🔑 What we’ll cover:✅The unique challenges dads face during and after divorce✅How to rebuild yourself emotionally, mentally, and physically✅How to maintain strong, positive relationships with your children post-divorce✅Practical tips for overcoming feelings of anger, frustration, and helplessness during the divorce processIf you’re a father navigating the difficult waters of divorce, or know someone who is, this conversation is for you!Don’t miss out on valuable advice, real-life stories, and actionable insights to help you move forward with confidence and clarity.🔗 Connect with Jeff:Divorce Daddy: divorce-daddy.comFollow Jeff: @RebuildWithDivorceDaddy | Facebook @ Divorce is WarSteve 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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    What is Our Family Wizard & Why Should I Use It?

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they discuss 'What is Our Family Wizard & Why Should I Use It?'Managing communication with a co-parent can be tough, but in this episode, we’ll dive into how the Our Family Wizard app can simplify things. From keeping track of schedules and medical details to handling expenses and keeping everything organized, this tool can reduce conflict and help you stay on top of everything.Tune in to learn how this practical tool can make co-parenting easier and more efficient.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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    Managing Your Divorce When Tragedy Like the LA Fires Strikes

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they discuss the timely topic 'Managing Your Divorce When Tragedy Like the LA Fires Strikes'Divorce is already a difficult process, but what happens when unforeseen tragedies, like natural disasters, make everything more overwhelming? In this episode, Steve and Leanne explore strategies for coping with the added stress of a tragedy while going through a divorce.If you’re facing a divorce during a crisis or a difficult life event, this episode will offer practical insights to help you navigate the storm.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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    What to Expect in Your First Year of Divorce

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend for the first episode of #DivorceExplained in 2025 as they discuss “What to Expect in Your First Year of Divorce.”The first year of divorce can be filled with significant changes, emotional ups and downs, and navigating the legal process. In this episode, Steve and Leanne help you understand what to expect during this pivotal year, from handling the legal steps to adjusting to life post-separation. They also share helpful tips on managing emotions and preparing for the road ahead.Whether you’re in the beginning stages of divorce or already in progress, this episode will give you the clarity and support you need to confidently face the year ahead.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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    How to Survive the Holidays For the First Time After Separation

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they discuss the timely topic 'How to Survive the Holidays For the First Time After Separation'The holidays can feel overwhelming when you’re navigating life after separation. In this episode, we share practical tips on how to handle the emotional challenges of your first holiday season apart, create new traditions, and effectively co-parent during the festive period. We also discuss how to set healthy boundaries with family, manage expectations, and focus on your mental and emotional well-being, all while making the holidays a positive experience for you and your children.Whether it’s your first holiday alone or your first post-separation, this conversation will offer valuable guidance to help you get through the season with confidence.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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    How to Introduce Your Children to Your New Partner

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they discuss the timely topic 'How to Introduce Your Children to Your New Partner.'Introducing a new partner to your children after divorce can be one of the most challenging aspects of moving on. In this episode, we explore the best ways to approach this milestone, focusing on how to prepare your children emotionally, manage their feelings, and ensure that the transition is as smooth and positive as possible for everyone involved. We also discuss how to navigate potential challenges, handle different reactions from your children, and maintain respect for their emotional well-being.Whether you’re in a new relationship or planning to start dating again, this conversation is essential for making sure that your children’s needs are prioritized while fostering healthy relationships.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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    Polyamorous Relationships and Family Law

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they discuss the timely topic 'Polyamorous Relationships and Family Law'Steve and Leanne explore the unique legal challenges and considerations faced by individuals in polyamorous relationships, from custody to property division, and how family law addresses these complex dynamics.Whether you’re in a polyamorous relationship or just curious about the intersection of non-traditional relationships and family law, this is a must-listen!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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    Is There a Legal Presumption of Shared Parenting

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they discuss the timely topic 'Is There a Legal Presumption of Shared Parenting'Steve and Leanne dive into how courts approach parenting arrangements, what factors influence shared custody decisions, and whether there is an automatic legal assumption in favor of shared parenting.Tune in to gain valuable insights into how political shifts might shape the future of marriage and divorce laws, and what you need to know to navigate these changes. 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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    The (Real) Cost of Going to Divorce Court

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they discuss the timely topic 'The (Real) Cost of Going to Divorce Court'Discover the hidden expenses, emotional toll, and potential financial pitfalls that come with navigating the court system during a divorce. We’ll break down what you need to know to make informed decisions and explore alternatives to litigation.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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    What will the U.S. Presidential Election Mean for Marriage and Divorce?

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they discuss the timely topic 'What Will the U.S. Presidential Election Mean for Marriage and Divorce?'Steve and Leanne discuss how the U.S. presidential election could impact marriage and divorce. They explore potential policy changes and legal implications that could affect family law, spousal support, child custody, and more. Tune in to gain valuable insights into how political shifts might shape the future of marriage and divorce laws, and what you need to know to navigate these changes. 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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    You Are Getting Divorced. What Information Should You Be Sharing with Your Kids? With Special Guest Sharon Pope

    Join @leannetownsendlife and I on a special episode of #DivorceExplained as we are joined by special guest Sharon Pope, certified Master Life Coach and Relationship Expert. We tackle the sensitive topic of what, and how much, you should be sharing with your children during divorce.Sharon Pope is a certified Master Life Coach and Relationship Expert helping women and men get the tools they need to improve, heal, or release their struggling marriages. She is a seven-time international best-selling author on love and relationships, including Stay or Go: How to Find the Confidence & Clarity You Need to Either Fix the Struggles in Your Marriage or Move Forward without Regret, which has sold more than 300,000 copies, and host of the podcast, “The Loving Truth.” Her work has appeared in numerous media outlets and online publications, including the “Modern Love” column of The New York Times.Sharon’s FREE Offer:Sharon is offering a FREE video series called Calming Your Constant Marriage Indecision to help you overcome the fear and indecision holding you back. This limited-time opportunity will give you a clear, realistic path toward happiness.In this free training, you’ll learn:How to overcome the fears keeping you stuck in a disconnected marriage and feel ready to move forward.How to gain clarity and shift your perspective to focus on what truly matters.How to feel confident and empowered to make a decision you won’t regret.Click here to access the free training [sharonpopefreetraining.com] Connect with Sharon Pope:🔗 Website: sharonpope.com🎙 Podcast: The Loving Truth📺 YouTube: @sharonpopecoach📘 Facebook: Sharon Pope - Master Life Coach📸 Instagram: @sharonpopecoach Steve Benmor  Website: www.benmor.com  Email: [email protected]  Instagram: @stevebenmor     Leanne Townsend  Website: www.leannetownsend.ca  Instagram: @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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    My Spouse Died After We Separated: Now What?

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they discuss the topic 'My Spouse Died After We Separated: Now What?'From inheritance rights and property division to lingering support obligations, we’ll be breaking down the legal landscape you need to know during this difficult time.Whether you’re going through it or want to understand your options, this is a conversation you can’t afford to miss!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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    What is the Family Responsibility Office?

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they discuss the topic 'What is the Family Responsibility Office?'. Learn how the Family Responsibility Office enforces child and spousal support orders, and what role it plays in ensuring financial obligations are met. Don’t miss this important discussion to better understand your rights and responsibilities when it comes to support payments.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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    What Should You Do If Your Children Say Your Ex is Abusing Them?

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they discuss the topic 'What Should You Do If Your Children Say Your Ex is Abusing Them?'. Learn about the legal steps you should take, what evidence is needed, and how to protect your child’s safety while navigating this complex situation.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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    How Are Mortgage Brokers Used in Divorce?

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they discuss the topic 'How Are Mortgage Brokers Used in Divorce?'. From refinancing the family home to securing new mortgages, mortgage brokers play a key role in the financial aspects of divorce settlements.As family lawyers, we understand how crucial it is to make informed financial decisions during this time. Don’t miss this important discussion on how mortgage brokers can help you navigate the property division process effectively.Steve BenmorWebsite: www.benmor.comEmail: [email protected]: @stevebenmor Leanne TownsendWebsite: www.townsendfamilylaw.caInstagram: @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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    How Are Real Estate Agents Used in Divorce?

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they discuss the topic 'How Are Real Estate Agents Used in Divorce?'. Discover the crucial role real estate agents play in the division and sale of marital property, and how they help streamline the process during a divorce. Whether you’re selling a home or determining property value, don’t miss out on these essential insights!Steve BenmorWebsite: www.benmor.comEmail: [email protected]: @stevebenmor Leanne TownsendWebsite: www.townsendfamilylaw.caInstagram: @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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    When Do Judges Grant Sole Decision-Making?

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they discuss the topic 'When Do Judges Grant Sole Decision-Making?'. They discuss the legal criteria and key factors that influence a judge’s decision in awarding sole custody. This is an essential session for anyone navigating custody issues or interested in family law dynamics.Steve BenmorWebsite: www.benmor.comEmail: [email protected]: @stevebenmor Leanne TownsendWebsite: www.townsendfamilylaw.caInstagram: @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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    What Are My Obligations For My Children’s Post-Secondary Education?

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend on this week's episode of Divorce Explained as they discuss the topic 'What Are My Obligations For My Children’s Post-Secondary Education?'. Learn about the legal responsibilities and financial considerations parents face in supporting their children’s higher education. Don’t miss out on expert insights that can help you plan effectively for your child’s future!Steve BenmorWebsite: www.benmor.comEmail: [email protected]: @stevebenmor Leanne TownsendWebsite: www.townsendfamilylaw.caInstagram: @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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Whether you’re just beginning to consider separation, trying mediation, or overwhelmed with divorce litigation, you likely have many questions. Divorce Explained has the answers. Each week, co-hosts Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend cover the many questions and concerns commonly associated with divorce and separation. You’ll learn about the latest developments in family law, legal strategies you can use to support your divorce case, advice on how to mitigate the impact of divorce on your family, and more.

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