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If you’re up at 2 AM trying to navigate your separation by typing frantic questions into Google, please do yourself a hu...
09/24/2026

If you’re up at 2 AM trying to navigate your separation by typing frantic questions into Google, please do yourself a huge favour and close the tabs.

I say this with so much love, but trying to piece together your legal, financial, and emotional future from random forums and conflicting internet articles is just going to leave you feeling completely overwhelmed and more stressed than when you started.

Transitioning from "we" to "me" is incredibly heavy, and you shouldn’t have to make these massive life decisions in the dark, guessing your way through it.

That’s honestly why I started The Divorce Circle Podcast.

I wanted to create a safe space where we could just strip away the confusion and have real, honest conversations about what a split actually looks like and how to move through the journey.

Providing practical clarity:

🎙️ Real legal & financial chats: I bring on trusted family lawyers, mortgage experts, and financial planners to break down Canadian rules in a way that actually makes sense.

🎙️ Protecting your peace & mental health: We talk with incredible therapists and divorce coaches about how to manage the anxiety, support your kids, and take care of your heart.

🎙️ Stories from people who get it: You'll hear from women and men who sat exactly where you are sitting right now and managed to build a life of genuine peace and joy on the other side.

You don't have to carry this heavy weight alone, and you definitely don't have to guess at the numbers.

Grab your headphones, pour a tea, and head over to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, the link in bio to listen to The Divorce Circle Podcast or even better, watch us on youTube youtube.com/.



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Disclaimer: We are not lawyers and nor do we pretend to be lawyers. Nothing provided on our social media is legal advice and may or may not pertain to your own personal situation.

The information and opinions contained on this account represent the views and opinions of the creators of the content.

This account is not to be used in place of legal advice but only to provide some insight and educational content.

09/23/2026

Don't Make Emotional Mortgage Decisions During Divorce 🎙️

One of the biggest risks during divorce isn't the mortgage.

It's making emotional decisions with long-term financial consequences.
Mortgage broker Sabeena Bubber explains why having a professional in your corner can help separate what's emotional from what's financially smart.



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09/22/2026

The Question That Changes How You Think About Money 🎙️

Bruce Sellery shares a powerful mindset shift that can completely change your relationship with money:👉 “What is your money for?”

A simple question — but one that can reshape how you spend, save, and make decisions during stressful life transitions like divorce.



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Disclaimer: We are not lawyers and nor do we pretend to be lawyers. Nothing provided on our social media is legal advice and may or may not pertain to your own personal situation.

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09/21/2026

The Biggest Money Mistake People Make After Divorce 🎙️

After divorce, many people feel like they need to "catch up."

That pressure often leads to rushed decisions and unnecessary financial risk.

Catherine Dorazio explains why slowing down can actually help you build wealth faster.

Watch the full conversation on The Divorce Circle Podcast.



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09/18/2026

The Divorce Mistake That Costs Both People Money 🎙️⁠

Divorce can easily destroy everyone’s finances, but it doesn’t have to.⁠ ⁠

Financial expert Lesley-Anne Scorgie explains why couples who focus on preserving the overall financial pie often achieve better outcomes than those focused solely on "winning."⁠ ⁠

Especially when children are involved, cooperation can be worth far more than conflict.⁠

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09/17/2026

Why Women Need to Talk About Money More 🎙️

One simple conversation could completely change your financial future.

Catherine Dorazio explains why too many women stay silent about money—and why opening up about finances is often the first step toward financial confidence.

Money shouldn't be a taboo subject.

Watch the full episode for more practical financial advice.



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Disclaimer: We are not lawyers and nor do we pretend to be lawyers. Nothing provided on our social media is legal advice and may or may not pertain to your own personal situation.

The information and opinions contained on this account represent the views and opinions of the creators of the content.

This account is not to be used in place of legal advice but only to provide some insight and educational content.

09/16/2026

Why Self-Employed People Struggle to Get Mortgages 🎙️

You can make great money and still have trouble qualifying for a mortgage.

Mortgage professionals Sabeena Bubber and Luisa Hough explain why self-employed Canadians often face extra hurdles during the mortgage approval process and what lenders are really looking for.

If you own a business, this is information you need to know.

Are thinking about staying in the family home after your split?When you make the decision to separate, it is completely ...
09/15/2026

Are thinking about staying in the family home after your split?

When you make the decision to separate, it is completely normal to want to keep the house.

You want stability for the kids, and you want to feel like your whole world isn’t flipping upside down at once. But wanting to keep the house and actually being able to qualify for that mortgage on your own?

Those are two entirely different things. Stretching your finances to the absolute limit just to hold onto a property will only end up hurting your future.

I recently sat down with my colleague Luisa Hough from Xeva Mortgage to break down what your lawyer might not be telling you about keeping the house:

➡️ Your lawyer isn't a mortgage expert: Family lawyers are amazing at the law, but they aren't mortgage underwriters. A separation agreement can be 100% legal but completely impossible to execute financially if the bank won't approve your buyout.

➡️ Traditional banks love strict boxes: Banks are highly transactional. They routinely say "no" to divorcing clients because they won't count child support if your kids are teens, or they struggle with self-employed buyers.

➡️ Alternative lenders can be a lifesaver: "B-lenders" get a bad rap, but their flexible rules are a massive asset. Paying a slightly higher interest rate can actually let you keep money in your business, saving you thousands on your personal income taxes.

You do not need to have the next five years figured out this afternoon.

Click the link in my bio to listen to the full episode with Luisa Hough, and let's make sure your next step is financially safe.



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Disclaimer: We are not lawyers and nor do we pretend to be lawyers. Nothing provided on our social media is legal advice and may or may not pertain to your own personal situation.

The information and opinions contained on this account represent the views and opinions of the creators of the content.

This account is not to be used in place of legal advice but only to provide some insight and educational content.

09/14/2026

The Bank Told You to Pay More Tax? Watch This First 🎙️

Sometimes qualifying with a major bank means declaring far more income—and paying significantly more tax.

Mortgage broker Sabeena Bubber explains why alternative lenders sometimes provide better overall financial outcomes, even when the interest rate is slightly higher.

The cheapest mortgage isn't always the smartest financial decision.

09/11/2026

What Happens If the Stock Market Crashes? 🎙️

One of the biggest fears investors have is a market downturn.

Catherine Dorazio explains why a well-built financial plan already accounts for difficult markets—and why reacting emotionally often causes more damage than the downturn itself.

Preparation beats panic.

Watch the full episode of The Divorce Circle Podcast.



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The information and opinions contained on this account represent the views and opinions of the creators of the content.

This account is not to be used in place of legal advice but only to provide some insight and educational content.

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