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Nobody tells you what to actually do. Your lawyer handles the law. Your therapist handles the feelings. Nobody hands you a framework for the hundred decisions in between, what to say in that text, how to walk into mediation, when to hold and when to fold.
Divorce, Actually is the show for that gap. Decision-making frameworks, communication strategy, negotiation architecture. The parts no one else is covering.
Hosted by Iman Ibrahim. Nineteen years as a family lawyer in Singapore and England & Wales, now running a high conflict divorce coach & mediator at the Divorce Atelier.
Divorce, Actually is the show for that gap. Decision-making frameworks, communication strategy, negotiation architecture. The parts no one else is covering.
Hosted by Iman Ibrahim. Nineteen years as a family lawyer in Singapore and England & Wales, now running a high conflict divorce coach & mediator at the Divorce Atelier.
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32 minutes
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15 episodios
desde 11 de febrero de 2026
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Is there a right way to parent through divorce? Guest expert Dr. Katrina Gisbert-Tay is a medical doctor, a certified parenting coach, executive wellbeing coach, and somatic practitioner based in Singapore. She's also a mother of three. In this conversation, we get into why "right vs. wrong&qu…
Her parents split when she was 7. Got back together when she was 10. Split again when she was 15. And by 18, she'd gone from only child to the oldest of three brand-new step-siblings.My guest today is Denyse - a lawyer, commissioner for oaths, notary public, and a dear friend of mine. But today she…
One of her children is only there half of the time.In this episode, I'm sitting down with Paula, founder of Kakuaa Coaching, who's living the exact thing she coaches as stepmother to her husband's daughter, and mother to the two boys they share, all under one roof. We talk about what she and her hu…
Don't shoot the messenger they say. Nobody mentions what happens when the messenger is a trained lawyer, but not trained for this.Raeza Ibrahim is a civil and commercial litigator, and an accredited mediator but strictly commercial and civil disputes. Family law is a territory he's never trained in…
Not sure where to start untangling your own situation? Take the free Divorce Readiness Diagnostic https://imanibrahim.kit.com/divorce-diagnostic
Everyone says they want an amicable divorce. Most people mean it but they just don't always appreciate what it actually requires.
In this episode, Frank…
Not sure where to start untangling your own situation? Take the free Divorce Readiness Diagnostic: https://imanibrahim.kit.com/divorce-diagnostic
Divorce By Mutual Agreement: Everyone says they want an amicable divorce. Most people mean it but they don't always appreciate what it actually requires.…
The problem isn't finding a good lawyer. It's knowing how to use one well. That means arriving with an agenda instead of a download, knowing what your lawyer actually needs versus what you need to say, and building habits between meetings that protect both your strategy and your budget.
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Most people choose a divorce lawyer the way they choose a contractor. Someone recommends a name. You book a consultation. You feel like you're doing something.
Sometimes that works out. Sometimes it costs you $40,000 and eighteen months to find out you hired the wrong person for the wrong problem.
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Have you ever asked someone a question, gotten a perfectly good answer, and still felt completely stuck?
This is the diagnostic episode. Where Episode 5 gives you the clarity framework, Episode 6 gives you the question-refinement tool.
Here's what happens: the question you ask is almost never the q…
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