Teleseminar Podcast

3 Alternatives to Litigating Your Divorce in Court

Ken Nathens and Brahm Siegel were guest speakers of Divorce Magazine TeleSeminar Series. This TeleSeminar was hosted by Dan Couvrette, CEO, Divorce Magazine.

• Family law in Ontario has developed an effort to keep disputes outside of the court room, wherever possible. Going to court with your divorce should really be the last resort because it may be slow and expensive, as court cases get backed up and the work load of judges increases. Further, the court battles leave the decision making to a third party judge and often take the power away from you to make important decisions about your own lives and financial affairs. You have options aside from court proceedings.
• Click below to listen the discussion of each options, including their pros and cons and find out which is the most cost effective and efficient way for your divorce: Mediation, Collaborative Law, Arbitration, and Litigation

5 Common Mistakes to Avoid for Your Divorce

Ken Nathens and Brahm Siegel were guest speakers of Divorce Magazine TeleSeminar Series. This TeleSeminar was hosted by Dan Couvrette, CEO, Divorce Magazine.

• Ken and Brahm know that most people want their divorce to go smoothly. At the best of times, we may not make the most appropriate decisions, sometimes due to the lack of information, or being fed inaccurate information. During a divorce, emotions can run high and further impede your decision-making ability.
• Learn the common mistakes they have witnessed as people go through a divorce. Ken Nathens and Brahm Siegel will also tell you the far reaching and long term implications of these mistakes.

Click below to listen to the Teleseminar podcast.