• How the Housing Market Is Affecting Divorce Outcomes in Ontario
    Jul 31 2025

    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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    20 mins
  • Coldplay & Cold Truths: When Cheating Hits Center Stage
    Jul 21 2025

    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.

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    28 mins
  • Using Parenting Time to Lower Child Support
    Jul 2 2025

    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 support
    • What courts consider when evaluating parenting schedules
    • Red flags that may indicate the system is being misused
    • How to protect your rights—and, most importantly, your children

    Whether you're navigating a custody arrangement or concerned about your child’s best interests, this conversation offers clarity, insight, and practical guidance.

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    17 mins
  • How to Protect Your Assets Before Getting Married
    Jun 30 2025

    Join Steve Benmor and Leanne Townsend for a brand new episode of Divorce Explained - streaming live on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and Linkedin

    This week's topic: How to Protect Your Assets Before Getting Married

    Whether 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.

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    22 mins
  • Why Is Evidence Important In Divorce?
    Jun 26 2025

    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 matter
    • Understand how it can impact custody, support, and property division
    • Know your rights and how to protect yourself

    Don't miss this must-watch episode for anyone navigating separation or divorce.

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    18 mins
  • Creating a Summer Co-Parenting Schedule: Tips for Smooth Transitions
    Jun 12 2025

    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.

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    19 mins
  • Understanding Spousal Support & How It Is Determined
    May 27 2025

    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 & @leannetownsendlife
    Facebook: Benmor Family Law Group & Leanne Townsend
    LinkedIn: Benmor Family Law Group & Leanne Townsend
    YouTube: Benmor Family Law Group

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    31 mins
  • The Election, Politics & Family Life
    May 20 2025

    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 & @leannetownsendlife
    Facebook: Benmor Family Law Group & Leanne Townsend
    LinkedIn: Benmor Family Law Group & Leanne Townsend
    YouTube: Benmor Family Law Group

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    29 mins