The Complete Divorce Handbook: A Practical Guide by Brette McWhorter Sember

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  • Pub. Date: January 2009
  • 256pp
  • Sales Rank: 276,330
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    • Pub. Date: January 2009
    • Publisher: Sterling Publishing
    • Format: Paperback, 256pp
    • Sales Rank: 276,330

    Synopsis

    “Once I pay alimony and child support, I won’t have enough to live on. How can I reduce it?” “My 16 year old refuses to visit her father. Am I going to be in contempt of court if I don’t make her go?” Brette McWhorter Sember, a retired divorce attorney and a widely-published author on the subject, answers hundreds of questions like these in simple layman’s terms—covering everything from living under a separation agreement to dividing assets and debts. Looking at divorce from all angles—legal, social, psychological, and financial—this is a resource that speaks to everyone, from those just starting to contemplate breaking up a marriage, to those trying to renegotiate an unsatisfactory financial settlement.

    Harry Charles - Library Journal

    Retired divorce attorney and mediator Sember has written a new companion guide to the divorce process for attorneys and divorcing couples. His book does a good job of answering questions that attorneys face, such as how to behave in court, and includes an appendix with frequently asked questions. It would benefit from more case studies, or sample filled-in forms showing a case from start to finish. How does it compare with the gold standard, Emily Doskow's Nolo's Essential Guide to Divorce? The Nolo book is geared more to those wanting to handle the case themselves, with checklists, sample forms, and a guide to legal research. Using boxes to highlight key points or introduce testimonials, the Nolo guide is easier to read. It is the superior book owing to its breadth of coverage, including international custody disputes and a chapter on military divorces. Still, Sember's Divorce Handbook is helpful. For general collections.

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