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Divorcing: The Complete Guide for Men and Women
In this unique, one-stop guide, the alternating voices of a lawyer and a psychologist reassuringly and clearly answer all the difficult questions you're facing-- emotional, legal and financial-- to help you keep the break-up of your marriage from taking its toll.
MEL KRANTZLER, Ph.D.
America's foremost divorce psychologist offers uplifting advice to bring you through the emotional turmoil of divorce. His compassionate techniques for dealing with stress, coping with estrangement from spouse and children, and forming new relationships will bring you to new levels of confidence and self-esteem.
MELVIN BELLI
The internationally acclaimed trial attorney gives you the same legal and financial counsel his famous clients pay thousands of dollars for. He translates intimidating legal jargon into everyday language and shows you how to become skillful in using the lawyer you've hired without spending more than you have to.
The modern classic, featured in Cosmopolitan , People , Harper's Bazaar , and Women's World Magazine.
Selected by the Psychotherapy and Social Science Book Club.
MEL KRANTZLER, Ph.D.
America's foremost divorce psychologist offers uplifting advice to bring you through the emotional turmoil of divorce. His compassionate techniques for dealing with stress, coping with estrangement from spouse and children, and forming new relationships will bring you to new levels of confidence and self-esteem.
MELVIN BELLI
The internationally acclaimed trial attorney gives you the same legal and financial counsel his famous clients pay thousands of dollars for. He translates intimidating legal jargon into everyday language and shows you how to become skillful in using the lawyer you've hired without spending more than you have to.
The modern classic, featured in Cosmopolitan , People , Harper's Bazaar , and Women's World Magazine.
Selected by the Psychotherapy and Social Science Book Club.
- GenresPsychologyNonfiction
434 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published August 1, 1988
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October 1, 2008
This book was very dated. I can't believe it was only written in 1988. It sounds like it was written in the 50's or something. I did find the psychologist's advice on the stages you go through very good though. Also, I wish I had read before that you shouldn't get married a 2nd time within 2 years of a divorce.
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