Angela Princewill talks with high-conflict divorce strategist Lisa Johnson about staying calm, credible, and in control when dealing with manipulative ex-partners. Hear Lisa’s inspiring personal journey and her proven strategies to reclaim your power, and thrive beyond the chaos.

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🌐 Website: BeenThereGotOut.com

📸 Instagram: @been_there_got_out

▶️ YouTube: @BeenThereGotOut

📧 Email: [email protected]

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What if your energy could shape the outcome of your family law journey?

In this thought-provoking episode, I sit down with Kanika Vasudeva, an Energy Coach and Akashic Healer, to explore how parents can stay grounded, present, and deeply connected even in the midst of separation and custody battles.

We dive into:
🌿 What it truly means to parent consciously during divorce
💫 How energetic healing can create emotional clarity and support legal success
🌌 Why looking beyond the physical and present moment helps you show up more powerfully for yourself and your children

Whether you're in the thick of a separation or struggling with recurring issues with an ex, this episode is a powerful reminder that inner healing isn’t just personal, it’s transformational.

Kanika Vasudeva can be contacted through several channels:
Website: artoflifecenter.com
Instagram: @kanikaenergycoach
YouTube: @kanikaenergycoach

In this episode Angela Princewill is joined by Bev Mitelman, Attachment Trauma Practitioner & Founder of Securely Loved, to explore how understanding your attachment style can help you heal after a heartbreak or divorce.

Learn the differences between various attachment styles and how they affect your relationships. Bev shares practical tips to help you recognize patterns, break cycles, and move toward healthier connections.

🎧 Featuring: Bev Mitelman – Relationship and Attachment Trauma Practitioner & Founder of Securely Loved
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Contact information for Bev Mitelman

Website: Understanding Your Attachment Style

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YouTube: Securely Loved -YouTube

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Blending families isn't always easy. In this insightful conversation, Amy Stone joins Family Law Lawyer, Angela Princewill to explore the real-life challenges stepparents face—and the practical solutions that can make all the difference.From navigating boundaries with biological parents to building strong relationships with stepchildren, Amy offers heartfelt advice and actionable tips for every stepfamily dynamic. Whether you're a stepparent, co-parent, or navigating a blended family, this episode provides valuable guidance rooted in experience and compassion.

Does infidelity matter in divorce proceedings? In this episode, family lawyers Angela Princewill and Sherine Abdi explain how cheating can (and can’t) affect custody (parenting), spousal support, and property division.

Get the facts, so you can move forward with clarity.

Can a child have a say in parenting disputes?

📢 In this video, we explore how the Ontario Family Law system considers children's voices in legal decisions affecting their lives. Whether you're a parent, guardian, or simply interested in how the courts handle child involvement, this video breaks it down in clear, easy-to-understand terms.

👉 What You’ll Learn:

Whether a child can participate in parenting disputes.

How the court hears a child’s views.

The role of the Office of the Children’s Lawyers (OCL).

When expert reports or family consultants are used.

Factors that influence how much weight a child's opinion carries.

🎯 This information is particularly helpful for families going through separation or custody matters and wanting to understand how children are protected and involved in legal processes.

📌 Note: This video provides general information only. For legal advice specific to your situation, please contact our family law lawyers at 905-492-7662 or [email protected].

Family law lawyers Angela Princewill and Sherine Abdi explored the factors that can hinder the divorce settlement process. They highlighted six self-reflective areas for clients to consider, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging hard truths rather than attributing blame to external circumstances. The discussion covered unrealistic expectations, difficulty in letting go of past grievances, poor communication, avoidance of necessary decisions, fixation on minor issues, and undue influence from others.

The hosts encouraged listeners to adopt a mindset of compromise and prioritize effective communication, emotional processing, and personal values to facilitate a smoother settlement journey.

Family Law Lawyers, Angela Princewill and Sherine Abdi talk about how highly effective mediation is, and how much more likely settlements reached in mediation are likely to endure because the parties are responsible for crafting these settlements.

Compared to litigation, mediation is faster, more cost-efficient, and customizable, addressing unresolved issues directly. Its confidential nature promotes openness and a deeper understanding of family dynamics, leading to better outcomes for children’s interests.

In the podcast episode titled "How to Protect Your Business in a Divorce and Separation," the discussion emphasizes essential strategies for business owners facing marital dissolution. Key topics include the importance of marriage contracts, sometimes called prenups and postnups, which safeguard business assets by clearly defining asset division and preserving partner privacy; the necessity of independent legal advice to ensure comprehensive agreements; and maintaining meticulous separation between personal and business finances to avoid legal complications.

The episode also covers business valuation for asset division, the establishment of shareholder agreements to manage ownership transitions, and the role of partnership agreements in asset allocation, underscoring the need for thorough financial disclosure and strategic planning to protect business interests effectively during separation.

In Episode 73 of the podcast, titled "What a Lawyer Wants You to Know Before Filing for a Divorce," the conversation explores the emotional challenges that often come with divorce, noting that feelings of sadness and grief are completely normal—and that therapy can be a helpful support.

The episode also walks through important aspects of the legal process, such as the intense scrutiny of personal choices and the requirement to disclose detailed financial information, including both personal and business records.

Listeners are encouraged to set realistic expectations, as courts generally follow standard guidelines for child and spousal support, regardless of personal situations.

Key takeaways include the value of securing independent legal advice, being emotionally prepared for highs and lows, and staying on top of both mental health and financial organization before starting the divorce journey.