In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with divorce attorney, Meghan Freed, of Freed Marcroft, about lessons she has learned about relationships, marriage and divorce.  We discuss common causes of divorce, what makes a relationship last, and much more.  Meghan’s most important message is about how divorce can result in an opportunity to positively change your life and to create the life of your dreams.  We also discuss same sex relationships and issues that arise between same sex couples.  This episode provides great advice and information for anyone going through separation or divorce.

To contact Meghan Freed, visit:

Connecticut Family Lawyer | Domestic Law Attorney | Family Law (freedmarcroft.com)

In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with author and certified financial planner, David Edey, who is the author of the book Executor Help: How to Settle an Estate, Pick and Executor and Avoid Family Fights.  We discuss the important topic of estate planning and having a will.  David outlines the role of the Executor, qualities to look for in an Executor and problems that an Executor can face.  He also discusses the importance of having a good estate plan and communicating it to the people who need to know.  Everyone can benefit from the advice that David provides in this podcast interview, so you definitely don’t want to miss it. 

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In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with divorce attorney, A.J. Grossman, about how to have an amicable divorce.  Despite what you may think, it is possible.  A.J. discusses strategies for keeping things amicable, how to coparent effectively, tips for better communication, and how to deal with an ex who is a narcissist.  He offers some fantastic advice and information about his unique approach to divorce that he calls the “leap frog divorce”.  You won’t want to miss this episode. 

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In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with author Pat Butler who has cowritten a superb book called: My Divorce Journal: A Guided Path To Moving Forward.  I highly recommend this book as a resource for those who are going through separation and divorce.  In our interview, Pat discusses the 5 stages that people go through and the challenges of each stage.  Her interview and book will be very relatable to anyone who is in the midst or aftermath of separation and divorce.  You won’t want to miss this episode.

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In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with Dr. Thomas Jordan about how to heal your disappointing love life.  Dr. Jordan is a clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst in Manhattan, as well as the author of the book, “Learn to Love:  Guide to Healing Your Disappointing Love Life”.  Dr. Jordan specializes in the treatment of unhealthy love lives and provides listeners with some great advice for how to heal negative patterns that result in failed relationships, so that you can find lasting love.  This episode has wisdom for everyone, so you won’t want to miss it. 

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In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well I chat with parenting expert, Kimball Lewis, about coparenting children with problematic behaviours.  Kimball is the CEO of empoweringparents.com, an organization that works with parents to help them develop effective parenting strategies when dealing with behaviour problems in their children.  In our interview, Kimball provides advice on dealing with behaviours such as lying, manipulating and emulating abuse from the other parent.  He discusses what to do and what not to do when your child is acting out.  This is a great episode for all parents to learn some great parenting strategies and tools to manage the most challenging behaviour problems in children ages 5 to 25.

To contact Kimball Lewis, please visit: 

https://www.empoweringparents.com

In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with criminal lawyer Sheldon Wisener about the many ways that criminal law and family law intersect.  We discuss cases of domestic violence, false allegations, child abduction, breaches of court orders and much more.  We also discuss the differences between restraining orders, peace bonds and bail recognizances which is something that many people confuse or don’t understand. Sheldon also acts for the Office of the Children’s Lawyer in family protection cases and he discusses how he performs this role.  If your partner is engaging in criminal behaviour this is an important episode to download.

To contact Sheldon Wisener, please visit:

http://wisenerlaw.com/

In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I am joined by matrimonial attorney, Lisa Zeiderman, and we discuss the important topic of how to detect and stop financial abuse.  Many people find themselves in relationships where the finances are being controlled by the other party.  In this episode you will learn the red flags to watch for as well as tips on what to do if you are in a financially abusive relationship.  You won’t want to miss this very important discussion.

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In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I am joined my real estate agent and comedian, Erin Keaney, to chat about finding humour and community through divorce.  Erin shares some of her own story and offers a humorous perspective on the challenges of divorce.  She also give some great advice on the importance of finding your community of support as you navigate this challenging time.  Erin’s humour is so relatable, you won’t want to miss this episode.

To contact Erin visit: @keaneyerin on Instagram, or purchase tickets to her comedy show at https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/erin-keaneys-time-out-comedy-show-and-dance-party-tickets-430170981987

In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with life coach and relationship expert, Jaime Morgan, about how to let go of your past and embrace your now.  Divorce is such a difficult time in someone’s life that it is easy to get stuck in the past with anger, sadness, and a variety of other emotions that make it hard to move forward with your life.  Jaime provides some useful tools for moving forward, so that you can begin to create a life by design, rather than letting the past consume you.  If you are feeling stuck and are looking for tips on how to move forward post-divorce, you won’t want to miss this episode.

To contact Jaime, visit:

https://jaimemorgan.com/