That Was So Real: Life After Law
Claim This Podcastby Annabelle Gosling
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<p>Welcome to That Was So Real: Life After Separation.</p><p>Annabelle, here! Your practicing family law lawyer and life reinvention advocate. I’m here to help you rebuild, recharge, and rediscover your true potential after a tough separation, divorce or other major life change. In this podcast, I’ll guide you through both the <strong>practical steps of commencing your family law matter</strong> and provide the <strong>support and resources</strong> you need to rebuild your life afterward.</p><p>Through a mix of personal stories, advice from experts, and actionable tips, I help you navigate life’s big transitions—<strong>from understanding your legal options to rebuilding emotionally, financially, and personally</strong>. Think of it as your guide to emotional healing, financial empowerment, and making smarter decisions—minus the lawyer jargon.</p><p>Let’s dive in and create a life you’ll love, starting today.</p>
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Recent Episodes
July 7, 2025
5: Family Reunification - Rebuilding Parent-Child Relationships with Leanne Toews
Leanne Toews, a Registered Clinical Counsellor, discusses family reunification, including rebuilding trust and using clinical insight to support the family law process in a child-focused way, in an interview.
March 31, 2025
4: Divorce & Finances – How to Protect Your Future with Sharon Clark, CFDS
Dividing assets, managing debts, and securing your financial future—divorce comes with big financial questions, and getting the right advice early can make all the difference. In this episode, I sit down with Sharon Clark, a Chartered Financial Divorce Specialist (CFDS), to talk about how separating couples in British Columbia can navigate the financial side of divorce with confidence. Sharon explains how a CFDS can help level the playing field, especially when one spouse has more financial knowledge than the other. She also shares insights on a CFDS's role in helping you consider the impacts of a settlement offer on your financial future, and how you can better understand your options going forward. If you're going through a separation or you are counsel supporting clients who are, this conversation will help you decide if and when a CFDS is needed to help with those trickier financial family law issues. Key Topics Covered: * [00:04:21] What is a Chartered Financial Divorce Specialist, and how do they help during separation? * [00:07:10] Understanding financial abuse—how to recognize and address it * [00:11:44] The financial disclosure process—what surprises often come up? * [00:20:27] The hidden risks of prioritizing the family home over pensions and investments—what to consider before making this decision * [00:26:39] How forensic accounting can help uncover hidden assets and income * [00:37:42] Business owners and divorce—determining true income and valuation challenges * [00:52:22] What banks consider before approving a mortgage after separation Key Takeaways from this Episode: * Why working with a CFDS in British Columbia can bring financial clarity and help avoid costly mistakes * The long-term financial risks of prioritizing the family home over investments and pensions * How financial transparency can make negotiations smoother and more balanced * Why early financial planning can save time, money, and stress in the divorce process If you're facing financial uncertainty in your separation or want to understand how divorce finances work in BC, this episode will give you practical insights from a seasoned expert. Click here [https://www.centric-financial.ca/about] for Sharon's bio and business page, Centric Financial.
March 17, 2025
Need a Family Lawyer? Find Your Best Fit & Prepare for the First Meeting
Finding the right lawyer for your separation or divorce is a big decision, and choosing the wrong one can cost you time, money, and unnecessary stress. But how do you know who's the best fit for your situation? And once you book that first meeting, how do you make sure you get real value from it? In this episode, we're tackling three key questions that will set you up for success: * How do you find a lawyer who's the best fit for you? We'll break down where to look, what to consider, and why recommendations aren't always enough. * How can you prepare for your first meeting? From knowing what documents to bring to asking the right questions, we'll help you show up prepared and avoid wasting billable hours. * What should you expect from that first consultation? We'll walk you through the process, explain how legal fees work, and discuss what to do if you don't feel like the lawyer is the right match. Plus, we'll cover how to research a lawyer's background (including checking for disciplinary actions through the Law Society and reviewing case history on CanLII). Whether you're just starting to explore your legal options or ready to book your first consultation, this episode will help you avoid costly mistakes, save time, and feel empowered in your decision-making. 🔗 Find links to all resources mentioned in the show notes at agosling.ca [https://agosling.ca/]. CLICK HERE for your FREE first meeting prep checklist! [https://agosling.myflodesk.com/checklist] Hit play now and take the first step toward finding the right legal support for you!
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- What is That Was So Real: Life After Law?
<p>Welcome to That Was So Real: Life After Separation.</p><p>Annabelle, here! Your practicing family law lawyer and life reinvention advocate. I’m here to help you rebuild, recharge, and rediscover your true potential after a tough separation, divorce or other major life change. In this podcast, I’ll guide you through both the <strong>practical steps of commencing your family law matter</strong> and provide the <strong>support and resources</strong> you need to rebuild your life afterward.</p><p>Through a mix of personal stories, advice from experts, and actionable tips, I help you navigate life’s big transitions—<strong>from understanding your legal options to rebuilding emotionally, financially, and personally</strong>. Think of it as your guide to emotional healing, financial empowerment, and making smarter decisions—minus the lawyer jargon.</p><p>Let’s dive in and create a life you’ll love, starting today.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 7 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.
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