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Winning the Divorce War:
How to Protect Your Best Interests (2nd Edition)
by Ronald Sharp
Successful divorce attorney Ronald Sharp offers a no-holds-barred strategy and planning manual for negotiating the best and fairest terms in a divorce while helping to avoid long and expensive litigation. Completely revised and up-dated, the book offers new and changed laws that will affect anyone considering divorce including a new section on the advantages of the “do it yourself” divorce.
Beginning with prenuptial and premarital agreements, this essential guide presents strategies for action that you can take now to improve your position in a future divorce. And for those in the middle of a divorce, this manual will tell you how to present yourself in the best possible light. From information gathering “the one with the best records wins” to post-trial procedures, the book contains an easy-to-follow plan for each step in the divorce process.
The appendixes have been revised, updated, and rewritten to include new and expanded family law Internet resources section, a state-by-state chart of comparisons of pertinent laws, state-by-state Web Sites for Bar Associations, various financial and psychological support groups, and copies of The Uniform Interstate Family Support Act, The Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act, The Parental Kidnaping Prevention Act, and others.
This is a must-have resource for anyone considering or undergoing a divorce.
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Reviews
“Reproducible, ready-to-use forms are accompanied by step-by-step descriptions of the process involved in over twenty common legal issues. . . . Well-designed and easy to use . . . for do-it-yourselfers as well as people who have retained an attorney but want to understand what they’re paying them to do.”
—American Libraries
“A good variety of ready-to-use forms.”
—Library Journal
“Self-help legal forms are presented in a guide that covers everything from making a will or organizing a living trust to contracting services and filing complaints in small claims courts.”
—Midwest Book Review
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