Divorce Books

I would recommend the book
"The Littles Have a Wedding'.
It is a fun book about little people
who have tails. They live in the walls
of the Bigg's house.
They have many fun adventures.
In this book, they have a Wedding.
This is why I would recommend this book.

great book if you have a child that loves reading buy it I will garanteeyou your child will love it. Perents could read it but that is another story. GOOD BUY MY FRIENDS.

This book is for everyone man or woman. Everyone can relate to it one way or another. If you really want to over come life obstacles of infidelity, and depression and not feeling like you not love. This book is for you. This book is about life struggles and how one can over come this along with forgiving. Which i know that's hard to do. ****** (6*'s) not 5. Keep it up J.Dorsey

This book was very inspirational. Everyone should buy this book.
I can relate to this author in some area.

As a non-custodial parent, it is sometimes difficult communicating the principles discussed in this book effectively and eloquently. Thankfully Zsalé has taken the initiative and created something that is helpful not only to someone in my position, but to anyone who may ever find themselves dealing with a child who is a product of a "broken" home. This book is thoughtful and well-written in addition to being very well-drawn. I would highly recommend this.

This book offers a unique perspective on the emotional challenges faced by kids from differing backgrounds or split parenting situations. If you're a single parent or have a non-traditional family situation, you really need to read this book with your kids. Its great!!!

What a great book to read if you are going through the fire of divorce. This man is obviously a scholar of Biblical history and has a wonderful gift for laying out God's plan and God's compassion on this subject. I wish every church leader would read this book and then share it with every person they come in contact with that needs to hear the message that Dr. M.G. McLuhan has to share.

This is an excellent book for those who want to search for the truth about divorce and being a christian. It goes through countless scriptures and explains the context along with the text. If you are having trouble believing that God would expect you to remain single for the rest of your life just because you married the wrong person, this is the book for you.

When Mary Anne baby sits for the Kuhn kids, Jake misses his dad. So Mary Anne brings Logan and everything is fine. When Mrs. Kuhn comes home early, She finds it misunderstanding. Mrs. Kuhn gets mad at Mary Anne for bringing Logan. But lately Mrs. Kuhn haandles Logan well already now.

First off, this is one of the best books in the BSC Series and it was so well written. Great job, Ms. Martin!

Since Mary Anne has been sitting for the Kuhn kids, she's noticed how much Jake misses his divorced dad. Mary Anne thinks jake needs a guy to hang around with...but she doesn't tell Mrs.Kuhn this. So Mary Anne invites Logan over to play with Jake while she's baby-sitting.

Everything's perfect--until one day Mrs. Kuhn comes home early and finds Logan there. It's just a misunderstandding, but all Mrs. Kuhn and Kristy see is that Mary Anne has broken the number one rule of baby-sitting. She's invited her boyfriend over. What will happen to the BSC when their other clients find out? Read this book to find out!

I worked for a Divorce Attorney who used to recommend this book to her clients - I give the book to my friends, both female & male, to read before they act on Divorce and during their Divorce. Atty Jancourtz says it like it is and the book has a neutral tone, not favoring either male or female. I strongly recommend to anyone contemplating Divorce - read this book!!

The title of Ms Jancourtz's book is a bit misleading. The book is a concise and accurate guide to divorce law and procedures in Massachusetts. If both husband and wife are talking and anywhere near rational, the book can serve as a step by step guide to a self help divorce.

-Items covered include: -What are each parties rights in most cases. -How would a judge rule. -Where to go for protection or assistance. -Templates and sample forms..how to fill them out..where to file them. -Formulas and worksheets for calculating child support that conforms with state guidelines.

I used the book, and I'm a guy. When my ex-wife and I used this book with the assistance of a mediator, I took a draft of the separation/divorce agreement we put together to a lawyer for review. The lawyer was incredibly confrontational in his approach and I could see the dollar signs in his eyes. When I asked him up front what the letter of the law said about each issue he brought up, it turned out that Jancoutz (and the terms of our agreement)conformed with what a judge would probably have ruled. I consulted another, more rational lawyer and made only minor changes to our agreement. My impression is that if paid lawyers start butting heads its just the lawyers who come out ahead. Jancourtz gives a couple the tools they need to understand the law.

If your using mediation, hiring a lawyer, or want to do it by yourselves, Jancourtz provides an excellent tool.

My 3rd grader, who is not an avid reader yet, loved it. I have been trying to help him find books that he might be interested in. This one is a mix of humor, science, and pictures and is written from a kid's perspective. It really worked for my child. I'm looking for more books like it.

Kids would have many uses for a robot referee: to decide who's
been hogging the ball, to decide the best colors of the periodic
tables, to get your parents to stop arguing all the time, to let
you know when to get up, and to let you know when it's not your
fault. Moss has given us Max's logbook to see inside a ten-year-
old mind, a beautiful mind that sees life as no grown-up can.
I wish I'd had this book when I was 10, because I thought I was
weird to have all these thoughts. You mean every kid thinks about this stuff?

5 STARS FOR SURE.
Fills a void in the medical profession library.
Consice and to the point and filled with information
that should be on every MD`S desk.
Must be required reading for the medical student body.

Very little literature exists that explains in succinct and understandable terms the legal and financial aspects of joining or leaving a medical practice. Medical Pracice Divorce accomplishes this difficult task in a superbly written fashion. It should be read by all physicians who are nearing the completion of their residency or already in practice.

I highly recommend this book to all wives in the process of a military divorce or are already divorced. This book was like my bible when I got my divorce. It really protected me. Please try and get one, you will not regret it.

"Attorney Liability in Bankruptcy" is a "must-have" resource for every practicing attorney whose work takes him into the sphere of bankruptcy law. Filled from cover to cover with up-to-date (as of 2006) critical letters and forms needed to comply with recent legal changes and the imperatives of the new bankruptcy law, Attorney Liability in Bankruptcy covers everything from dealing with creditors' lawyers to bankruptcy ethics issues to reaffirming debt after bankruptcy and much more. An accompanying CD-ROM with letters that can be quickly modified to suit appropriate situations and jurisdictions, Attorney Liability in Bankruptcy is easy-to-use, utterly invaluable resource, and also recommended for lay readers seeking to brush up on legal changes before consulting an expensive bankruptcy attorney. No general practice law office can afford to be without a copy of "Attorney Liability in Bankruptcy" in their professional reference library.

This book is compassionately and sensitively written. It is clear and concise, especially for a woman who is grieving the loss of a baby through miscarriage. It has been an instrument of healing for hundreds of women I have cared for and counseled. It also is a wonderful information guide for those who desire to know about miscarriage.

Here you will find medical and emotional support on possible causes, medical terminology, choices, decisions and helpful coping suggestions. As a grief counselor, I recommend it.