The Divorce Circle

Welcome to The Divorce Circle Podcast with me, Sabeena Bubber. This is a space where we bring real conversations, expert advice, and heartfelt stories to help you navigate one of life’s biggest transitions. Whether you’re considering separation, moving through divorce, or rebuilding your future, this podcast will give you the tools, knowledge, and confidence to take your next steps. Together, we’ll explore financial literacy, legal insights, co-parenting, new beginnings, and the empowerment that comes with movingfrom we to me.

The Divorce Circle is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 27 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #27

  The Biggest Legal Mistakes People Make During Divorce | Russell Alexander

  Aug 18, 202635 minS1

  Most people don't realize the biggest divorce mistakes happen long before they ever step into a courtroom. In this episode, Sabeena is joined by Ontario family lawyer Russell Alexander to discuss the legal decisions that can have lasting financial and personal consequences during separation. Together they explore: • why collaborative divorce often produces better outcomes than litigation • how to prepare legally before separation • protecting assets and financial records • high conflict and narcissistic divorces • what business owners should know before separating • how artificial intelligence is changing family law If you're navigating separation or divorce, this episode offers practical legal advice to help you make informed decisions and avoid costly mistakes. The Divorce Circle provides trusted legal, financial, parenting, and emotional guidance to help Canadians move forward with greater clarity and confidence. https://www.divorcecircle.ca/ About Russell Alexander Russell Alexander is the founder of Russell Alexander Collaborative Family Lawyers, one of Ontario's leading family law firms. With more than 25 years of experience, Russell is recognized for his collaborative approach to family law, helping clients resolve complex separation and divorce matters while avoiding unnecessary litigation whenever possible. He is also an author, legal educator, podcast host, and frequent speaker on the future of family law, artificial intelligence, and legal innovation. Learn more about Russell Alexander: https://www.russellalexander.com/

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  Episode #26

  The Biggest Financial Mistakes Women Make After Divorce | Catherine Dorazio

  Aug 4, 202636 minS1

  What should you do financially after divorce? And just as importantly — what should you avoid? In this episode of The Divorce Circle Podcast, wealth advisor Catherine Dorazio joins Sabeena Bubber to discuss how women can rebuild financially after divorce, avoid costly mistakes, and begin creating long-term wealth with confidence. Many people enter divorce feeling overwhelmed by financial decisions. Investment choices, retirement planning, budgeting, and future goals can suddenly feel intimidating. Catherine explains why financial literacy matters, how emotional decision-making can impact long-term outcomes, and the practical first steps people should take when rebuilding their financial lives. Together they discuss: • the biggest financial risks during divorce• where to start financially after separation• investing when you're starting over• emotional decision-making and money• the power of compounding over time• mindset shifts that help women build confidence• aligning money with personal values• creating legacy and generational wealth Whether you're rebuilding after divorce or simply looking to strengthen your financial future, this episode offers practical insights and encouragement for the road ahead. Learn more at: https://www.divorcecircle.ca/

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  Episode #25

  How to Financially Start Over After Divorce (And Why You're Not Behind) with Lesley-Anne Scorgie

  Jul 21, 202634 minS1

  Many women emerge from divorce feeling like they've fallen behind financially. Behind in savings. Behind in investing. Behind in retirement planning. Behind in life. But according to personal finance expert and bestselling author Lesley-Anne Scorgie, that feeling is often far more common than people realize—and it's rarely the full story. In this episode, Lesley-Anne joins Sabeena Bubber to discuss the financial realities many women face after separation and divorce, including why so many people feel overwhelmed by money, how financial confidence is built, and the practical steps someone can take to begin rebuilding. Together they explore: • why women often feel financially behind• common money mistakes people wish they had avoided• how childhood influences financial behaviour• the transition from two incomes to one• rebuilding financial independence after divorce• why women frequently outperform men as investors• small wins that create financial momentum• and why it's never too late to take control of your financial future If you're navigating divorce, rebuilding your finances, or simply looking to strengthen your relationship with money, this conversation provides practical guidance and encouragement from one of Canada's leading financial educators. Learn more at: https://www.divorcecircle.ca/

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  Episode #24

  Divorce Mortgage Playbook: Part 1 | Can You Keep the House After Divorce? (Most People Get This Wrong)

  Jul 7, 202634 minS1

  One of the biggest questions people face during separation and divorce is whether they can keep the family home. But the better question may be: should they? In the first episode of our new Divorce Mortgage Playbook series, mortgage professionals Sabeena Bubber and Luisa Hough break down the realities of keeping a home after divorce — from qualifying on one income and refinancing, to understanding the hidden costs that many people overlook. Together they discuss: • what lenders look for after separation • how refinancing works during divorce • buying out a former spouse's interest in the home • common mistakes people make when emotions drive housing decisions • the hidden costs of homeownership after divorce • when selling may actually create more long-term stability • practical steps to take before making any major housing decision For many people, the family home represents security, stability, and familiarity. But keeping it isn't always the best financial decision. If you're navigating separation, divorce, or simply trying to understand your options, this episode offers practical mortgage guidance designed to help you make informed decisions with confidence. About the Divorce Mortgage Playbook Hosted by mortgage professionals Sabeena Bubber and Luisa Hough, this series explores the mortgage, lending, and housing decisions that arise during separation and divorce, helping Canadians better understand their options and avoid costly mistakes. Learn more at: https://www.divorcecircle.ca

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  Episode #23

  Why So Many South Asian Women Stay in Unhappy Marriages — with Pawan Rai

  Jun 23, 202640 minS1

  Family lawyer Pawan Rai joins Sabeena Bubber to discuss the hidden cultural, emotional, and financial pressures many South Asian women face when navigating separation and divorce. Together, they explore why many women stay in unhealthy relationships, what abuse can look like beyond physical violence, the role extended family and stigma can play, and how child support, spousal support, and financial fears impact decision-making during divorce. This is a compassionate and honest conversation about survival, identity, parenting, cultural expectations, and rebuilding life after separation. Pawan also explains practical legal concepts including income imputation, support calculations, and what women need to know before beginning the divorce process. If you’re navigating separation or divorce, you don’t have to do it alone. The Divorce Circle offers trusted resources, expert guidance, and support for women and men across British Columbia and Canada. 👉 Explore available resources here: https://divorcecircle.ca/ About Pawan Rai Pawan Rai is a family law lawyer based in Surrey, British Columbia, with a focus on helping individuals navigate separation, divorce, parenting issues, and family conflict. Her work often involves supporting women in South Asian communities who face unique cultural, emotional, and financial pressures when leaving unhealthy relationships. Pawan is known for her compassionate, practical approach and her commitment to helping clients understand their legal rights while protecting themselves and their children. Learn more about Pawan Rai here: https://www.wlglawyers.ca/copy-of-pawan-rai

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