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Mistakes During Divorce

On this episode of “Ask Henry” attorney Henry Gornbein discusses some common mistakes people make during divorce and how to avoid these pitfalls.

For more on Henry Gornbein, visit:www.FamilyLawForMichigan.com. To order a copy of Henry’s latest book Divorce Demystified visit: www.divorcedemystifiedbook.com.

For more programs related to divorce and life after divorce, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com.

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Drowning from Divorce - Step 1

This is the first episode in our twelve-part series from Journey Beyond Divorce with Karen McMahon and her partner Lisa Brick.

The emotional storm of divorce creates chaos and uncertainty and often leaves us struggling to keep our heads above water. Emotions from fear and anger, pain and devastation can sink us on a daily basis.

Today’s show Drowning from Divorce details two effective strategies that offer you the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of and control over your emotional reactions. After listening to today’s discussion, you will see the suffering you create by the way you react. You will also receive tangible, immediate action steps that you can take to change your experience.

Karen and Lisa will discuss the power in shifting the focus off our spouse and looking at our part in the turmoil. They will challenge you to notice what triggers you, how your choose to perceive situations and what happens when you step back, slow down and embrace new perspectives and behaviors that are more aligned with what you desire…to move from chaos to calm, clear and confident.

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New Show! - Journey Beyond Divorce

Journey Beyond Divorce launches its premier show introducing the best way to move from pain and chaos to a clear, calm, confident approach to divorce. During the show to you will be challenged to see your divorce transition as not only challenging and tumultuous but an opportunity. Divorce Coach Karen McMahon invites you to consider the possibility for significant personal growth that can take place when you shift your focus off your spouse and keep it on yourself.

Karen McMahon

Karen shares Journey Beyond’s 12 Step Divorce Discovery program which has helped hundreds of men and women navigate divorce with grace and dignity and emerge excited about their new lives. Beginning with raising your awareness to how you’re wired and what triggers you, to finding that you have more options than you think, clients begin to get their heads above emotional waters. As you continue through the steps, Karen explains that you begin to detach from your anger and hurt, step ever so slowly into forgiveness and begin to let go of your judgement of your spouse and your circumstances. Further down the 12 step line, you will begin to accept rather than resist what is, become more capable of staying in the present and ultimately let go of limiting beliefs and embrace your life’s possibility.

In short, this introductory show outlines the steps that are guaranteed to change both your divorce experience and your life. The tools and strategies that Journey Beyond teaches will support you now as well and with any future challenges you face. For more information on Karen and Journey Beyond Divorce visit: www.JourneyBeyondDivorce.com.

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Personality Disorders and Affairs

David Feder returns with another episode of The Anatomy of An Affair on Divorce Source Radio to discuss personality disorders and affairs.

Many people suffer some form of personality disorder whether it be Borderline Personality or Narcissistic Disorder, Bipolar, or one of the many other types of mental illnesses that affect an individual’s ability to form healthy relationships.

mental-illness Some of these illnesses can even be the direct cause of a partner straying and becoming unfaithful. David explains how mental illness might play out during an affair and provides advice for the hurt partner dealing with the fallout.

For more on David Feder, visit: www.MyLifeAfterAnAffair.com. For more prograams related to divorce and life after divorce, visit:www.DivorceSourceRadio.com.

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Happy Holidays From Divorce Source Radio!

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Andrea and Steve Peck

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Should You Tell The Other Woman or Man’s Spouse of The Affair?

Affair expert David Feder answers a listener question regarding whether to call the spouse of the person your partner is having an affair with on this episode of The Anatomy of An Affair on Divorce Source Radio.

Listen to more programs related to divorce and life after divorce at: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com.

For more on David Feder, visit: www.MyLifeAfterAnAffair.com

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Rebuilding Trust After an Affair

Affair expert, David Feder, discusses how to rebuild trust after an affair has occured on this episode of The Anatomy of an Affair on Divorce Source Radio.

For more programs on divorce and life after divorce, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com.

For more on David Feder, visit: www.MyLifeAfterAnAffair.com.

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A Fathers’ Rights Story

This is a story of one Fathers’ Rights case and how things can go horribly wrong.

Wilson is the father of two children, with whom he shares with his ex-wife. Prior to his separation and divorce, he continued to work long, hard hours as a restaurant manager, while his wife stayed home and cared for their children full–time.

FathersRightsBias Everything was fine until one day in September 2013 his wife decided she no longer wanted to be married to him, filed for divorce, remarried a man she met online and uprooted with the children to Australia. WITHOUT THE FATHER’S CONSENT!

Family Law attorney Henry Gornbein provides advice during this powerful show. For more on Henry visit: www.FamilyLawForMichigan.com.

For more programs related to divorce and life after divorce, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com. Send any questions or comments you might have to [email protected].

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Divorce Source Radio Has Partnered with TuneIn Radio

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Happily After Laughter with Yakov Smirnoff

Today on Being Single with Steve Peck and Toni Morales, Yakov Smirnoff joins us to talk about his new comedy show, the Happily After Laughter Tour and explains how laughter can effect relationships in a powerful way.

Yakov Smirnoff

A mainstay in the entertainment scene since the late 1970’s, Smirnoff was a regular guest star on the award winning NBC sitcom, Night Court. He has been a popular guest of numerous national TV shows including the Tonight Show. You’ve seen him on HBO and enjoyed his humor on his critically acclaimed Showtime special. Yakov has also co-starred in movies with Robin Williams in Moscow on the Hudson, Tom Hanks in The Money Pit, Meryl Streep and Jack Nicholson in Heartburn and Richard Pryor in Brewster’s Millions. Yakov was invited to perform at the White House for several presidents and honored guests. President Ronald Reagan called Yakov a “national treasure.”

In his newest endeavor, “The Happily Ever Laughter Tour”, Smirnoff takes his comedy to a new level to showcase laughter’s effects on relationships and envisions a world where sadness and tears are replaced with love and laughter.

Yakov is passionate about helping people extend the honeymoon stage of their relationships and “fall in love and laughter all over again” and you’re going to LOVE this show! For more on Yakov visit: www.Yakov.com.

For more information on Toni visit: www.YouRiseAbove.com. For more programs on divorce and life after divorce visit: http://www.DivorceSourceRadio.com. And don’t forget to join our Facebook community at: http://www.Facebook.com/BeingSingleRadio.

Feel free to write Toni and Steve at [email protected].

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Lessons Learned From Having An Affair

On this episode of The Anatomy of An Affair with David Feder we are joined with a client who has had more than one affair, as well as several one night stands.

“Mary” has learned from her experiences and shares her story and we have the opportunity to learn from her experiences. Mary is an example of a person who has worked hard and faced her challenges.

Many people continue to buy into the belief, “once a cheater always a cheater” and this is a reason why many betrayed partners continue to ask themselves whether they will ever be able to trust their partner again? There are people who will remain untrustworthy but others are willing to learn from their mistakes and commit to living a more wholesome life and make amends for hurting their partner. People can change and this segment is about illustrating that point.

For more programs on divorce and life after divorce, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com. For more on David Feder, visit: www.MyLifeAfterAnAffair.com.

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Surviving Domestic Violence

On this episode of The Smart Divorce, Deborah Moskovitch and Steve Peck interview Rachel, a DV survivor, who not only survived, but thrived; creating a better life upon leaving her abusive marriage. Rachel is an inspiration. She shares with us her journey through the dark days of abuse through to building a happy new life.

Her reflections back through her upbringing and abuse include how, with the help of Tim Wenzel, a Personal Security Consultant, she moved from an abusive house to a safe home. If you or someone you know is abused, you will definitely want to listen to Surviving Domestic Violence. Abuse doesn’t have to be physical. Abuse displays itself in many ways, from physical to emotional scars, psychological to sexual…..whatever the dynamics applies to injurious or improper treatment.

For more information about leaving with a Personality Security Consultant tune into the interview with Tim Wenzel http://www.divorcesourceradio.com/physically-abused-leave-safely-security-professional

For more information or to purchase The Smart Divorce Smart Guide including Tim Wenzel’s tip sheet: Domestic Violence: Is it Time to Leave? Email [email protected] to receive 10% off your order, or order The Smart Divorce ToolKit for greater savings on all three resources: The Smart Divorce, The Smart Divorce Smart Guides and The Smart Divorce Audios (4CD set)
For more information about Deborah Moskovitch and The Smart Divorce – Divorce Coaching and Divorce Resources visit www.thesmartdivorce.com. Your one stop shop for cost effective divorce support.

Join our community and be notified of new programs, articles and information by “LIKING” our Facebook pages at: The Smart Divorce and Divorce Source Radio. For more programs on divorce and life after divorce, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com.

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First Legal Steps to Take During Divorce

Attorney Henry Gornbein returns with another episode of Ask Henry to discuss the first legal steps to take during divorce.

Topics include:
• Filing a complaint or petition
• Putting your husband or wife on notice - what to expect
• Serving the divorce petition to your husband or wife
• How to do it with the least amount of discourse.
• How some lawyers “troll” or solicit for clients and how this can be harmful if domestic violence has been part of the marriage
• Creating a checklist for the divorce process
• Digital Discovery - Computers, cell phones, etc.

For more on Henry Gornbein, visit: www.FamilyLawForMichigan.com.

For more programs related to divorce and life after divorce, visit www.DivorceSourceRadio.com. Join our community and be notified of new programs by “liking” our Facebook page at: www.Facebook.com/DivorceSourceRadio.

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Are You Physically Abused? How to Leave Safely with a Security Professional

Are you physically abused? Leaving an abusive relationship is hard. What may sound simple to an outsider is more complex to those on the inside. It’s not as simple as it sounds. The background of an individual – economic, cultural, education, age, sex or lifestyle – does not matter. Domestic violence, be it physical or emotional affects all walks of life. One in three female homicide victims are murdered by their current or former partner every year! This needs to stop!

Even if you’re not in an abusive situation, chances are you know someone who is. What can you do to help? What can you do if you are abused? Our guest, Tim Wenzel is a Protective Security Consultant based out of the San Francisco Bay area. Tim founded Wenzel Protection Group to provide security & consulting services to the US Government, Foreign Diplomats, Corporations, and Families.

Wenzel Protection Group believes in making the world a better place. Their passion project has been working with Victims of Domestic Violence. They are committed to providing education, consulting, and services that help these families live without fear.

We discuss:
- How to leave without a trace
- Working with a team – Lawyer, Therapist and Security Professional
- Working with Security Professional
- Working with your Security Professional After You’ve Left
- Safe Living Training
- Breaking the DV cycle and transition to a healthy new start

To contact Tim Wenzel email [email protected]

For more information or to purchase The Smart Divorce Smart Guide including Tim Wenzel’s tip sheet: Domestic Violence: Is it Time to Leave? Email [email protected] and receive 10% off , or order The Smart Divorce ToolKit for greater savings on all three resources: The Smart Divorce, The Smart Divorce Smart Guides and The Smart Divorce Audios (4CD set) email.

For more information about Deborah Moskovitch and The Smart Divorce – Divorce Coaching and Divorce Resources visit www.thesmartdivorce.com . Your one stop shop for cost effective divorce support. Join our community and be notified of new programs, articles and information by “LIKING” our Facebook pages at: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Smart-Divorce/202908933137654 and Divorce Source Radio: http://www.facebook.com/divorcesourceradio

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You Don’t Know What You Don’t Know

Divorce Coach Laura Campbell joins Nicole Feuer and Francine Barars on Start Over Smart.
This program will help you assess where are you now, look at where you want to go and provide tips on how to get there.

Laura Campbell

Topics include:
• What to expect when divorcing
• Considerations if you have children
• Common Pitfalls during divorce
• Your next chapter in life
• Becoming self-sufficient
• Finding love again
• And much more.

For more on Nicole and Francine and their book 37 Things I wish I’d Known Before My Divorce visit: www.SOSDivorceAdvisors.com.

For more programs related to divorce and life after divorce, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com.

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Ending An Affair

David Feder returns with The Anatomy of An Affair and discusses the thought process of whether you should end an affair and how you might go about doing so.

David Feder

On the next episode, David is bringing on one of his clients to share her affair experience.

For more information on David Feder, visit: http://www.mylifeafteranaffair.com

For more programs related to divorce and life after divorce, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com. Send any questions or comments you might have to [email protected].

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Discovery During Divorce

Attorney Henry Gornbein returns with another episode of Ask Henry to discuss the first legal steps to take during divorce.

Topics include:

Filing a complaint or petition
Putting your husband or wife on notice - what to expect
Serving the divorce petition to your husband or wife
How to do it with the least amount of discourse.
How some lawyers “troll” or solicit for clients and how this can be harmful if domestic violence has been part of the marriage
Creating a checklist for the divorce process
Digital Discovery - Computers, cell phones, etc.

For more on Henry Gornbein, visit: www.FamilyLawForMichigan.com. For more programs related to divorce and life after divorce, visit www.DivorceSourceRadio.com. Join our community and be notified of new programs by “liking” our Facebook page at: www.Facebook.com/DivorceSourceRadio.

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Affairs - Why Your Heart Can’t Be Two Places at The Same Time

In episode 11 of The Anatomy of an Affair, David Feder discusses why your heart can’t be two places at the same time during an affair.

Comparing your partner to the affair partner is an unfair comparison that will either create more confusion for you or keep you stuck. You will not discover why you are where you are. Your heart cannot be in two places at the same time and your partner will almost always come up wanting in any comparison test. Instead it will be more helpful if instead of directing blame onto your spouse, you focus on yourself and become more aware of your beliefs, values and needs.

David Feder

The way a person feels when in an affair will almost always trump feelings had in a long-term relationship. An affair is a fantasy built on a foundation of secrecy, exclusive focus and excitement. Absent are the financial and childcare responsibilities that often distract committed partners from one another and robs the committed relationship of passion. Hence, the affair will often appear more exciting and leave participating partners thinking that they finally met someone who truly understands. But, do they?

For more information on David Feder, visit: http://www.mylifeafteranaffair.com

For more programs related to divorce and life after divorce, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com. Send any questions or comments you might have to [email protected].

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Naked Dating

There are shows and then there are shows. THIS is one of those shows. If you find yourself single and dating, you know this can be a difficult process.

Lisa Shield

On this episode of Being Single, Steve and Toni speak with one of the country’s most popular dating coaches, Lisa Shield. (www.LisaShield.com)

Lisa shares how she found her dream man after 100 dates and encourages us to not be afraid of the dating process, dip our toe in the water, and find the love we deserve. This is s “Must Listen To” program for any of our single listeners. And because we don’t have a time limit on shows, this one lasts two hours, but we bet you’ll be using your pause button and be coming back for the entire show.

Show topics include:

What is “Naked Dating?
Do men and women and women want the same thing?
How we go about getting our needs met?
How important is physical attraction?
Do men seek sex for different reasons than women?
Male vs. female fantasies
Has women’s lib changed the landscape of relationships?
The importance of visualizing your perfect partner
The power of unconditional love
How to overcome the fear of dating
How to give and take in relationships
Knowing your boundaries
Why you may be attracting the same type of person you don’t want
Do you feel deserving of love?
Making the most of your dates
Should a new relationship be having problems?
Lisa shares how she met the man of her dreams
How to not take things our partner says so personally
How to support your partner during tough times
Encouragement to get out and begin dating
How to go about online dating
The importance of having a great dating profile
The three date rule. Does that really happen?
Is it right to be uncompromising and have the “must take me just as I am mentality?”
Can you suggest your partner make changes?

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Have A Recovery Plan After An Affair

David Feder returns with episode #10 of The Anatomy of An Affair on Divorce Source Radio.

In this show, David helps those who have experienced an affair find the missing like in the recovery process.

Topics include:

What people need in recovery after an affair
Dealing with the trauma and pain
Having a plan for therapy
Keeping hope alive after an affair
Regaining trust after an affair

Listener note: This is Part 10 of this series, and if you have found this program through our archive directory, iTunes or Stitcher Radio, it is advised you begin with program 1 and follow the podcasts in their original order.

For more information on David Feder, visit: www.MyLifeAfterAnAffair.com. For more programs related to divorce and life after divorce, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com. Send any questions or comments you might have to [email protected].

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How to Make Divorce and Separation Fair and Affordable

Is it possible to go to court and make the process of divorce and separation fair and affordable, less acrimonious and actually helpful? Find out how with Deborah Moskovitch and Steve Peck as we discuss with our guest, Justice Rebecca Love Kourlis of IAALS, access to justice, and what it means for family court litigants. Judge Kourlis is the author of more than 200 opinions and dissents during her tenure as a judge, and also spearheaded significant reforms in the judicial system relating to juries, family law and attorney regulation. Her contribution to the justice system is significant and impressive.

IAALS, the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System, is busy working to make the process of separation and divorce more fair, dignified and affordable. And, most importantly, preserve families in the most positive way they can be during a difficult time.

IAALS’ Honoring Families Initiative has successfully developed an interdisciplinary model for reaching out-of-court resolutions in cases of separation and divorce. That model is now at work at the Resource Center for Separating and Divorcing Families at the University of Denver. They are at work tackling the challenges of the in-court divorce process, identifying the issues and compiling research on a number of fronts. That research will help IAALS along with some of the best minds in the country to suggest real solutions to improve the system.

We explore:

What does access to justice mean for family court litigants
What are some of the access to justice issues facing family court litigants today?
Is cost a significant issue in family court cases?
How are courts and individual judges dealing with these issues
And much more!

If you are contemplating divorce, in the throes of divorce and not sure what to do, then you won’t want to miss the valuable information shared by Becky Kourlis. Empower yourself with information and knowledge so that you can divorce more holistically to avoid the pain and scars that can emerge!

Learn more about IAALS and the Honoring Families Initiative at http://iaals.du.edu/
Resource Center for Separating and Divorcing Families at the University of Denver
IAALS web site
IAALS Online (blog)

Questions, comments, suggestions:

[email protected] or [email protected]

For more ideas on divorce reform and what you can do see Deborah’s article in the Huffington Post –Solving the Problem of Divorce, Have Your Say!

For more information on Deborah Moskovitch visit: www.thesmartdivorce.com. And for more programs on divorce and life after divorce, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com.

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Protect Your Children During Divorce

January has been dubbed “divorce month” — and with good reason. It shows a higher number of divorce filings than any other month. Going through a divorce during the holidays can be emotionally draining, which is why many people don’t do it – they put it off until January. People don’t want to upset the status quo, rituals or routines over the holiday season; they want a peaceful Christmas, Hanukkah, festive season or happy New Year’s. They also don’t want their children to associate the holidays with their parents divorce – that certainly is putting their children’s best interest first. And then after soul searching and reflection during this time, many realize that they don’t want to spend another year with their spouse, as soon as the holidays are over they make this life changing decision, and file.

Rosalind Sedacca

Join Deborah Moskovitch and Steve Peck as we discuss with our guest, Rosalind Sedacca smarter ways to begin the divorce process, especially when you’ve got kids. Rosalind shares with us information about International Child-Centered Divorce Month, which is commemorated every January. This month divorcing and divorced parents can access free coaching, books, video programs and other gifts – all free – from divorce experts around the world. Deborah offers something special there too!

Tune in to find out how you can take advantage of this very special offer.

And, there’s a bonus for The Smart Divorce and Divorce Source Radio Listeners. Order now to receive 25% off the already low price. Email Deborah for more information and to place your order. Click herefor more information.

For more information on Rosalind Sedacca visit: http://www.childcentereddivorce.com. For more information on Deborah Moskovitch, visit: www.thesmartdivorce.com. And for more program on divorce and life after divorce, visit: www.DivorceSourceRadio.com.

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The Legal Process of Divorce Part 2 - Filing for Divorce

Family Law attorney, Henry Gornbein, continues his series, The Divorce Process.

In this episode, Henry addresses questions related to filing for divorce. Some believe that it matters who files first. You may be surprised with Henry’s answer.

Others feel they would be best represented by a firm that markets directly to men or women. Henry dispels the need for a specialized law firm.

Filing is never an easy decision to make and shouldn’t be taken lightly. Henry provides information and insight for anyone considering divorce in this important legal series.

For more on Henry Gornbein, visit: www.FamilyLawOfMichigan.com. For more programs related to divorce and life after divorce, visit www.DivorceSourceRadio.com. Join our community and be notified of new programs by “liking” our Facebook page at: www.Facebook.com/DivorceSourceRadio.

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