Men and Separation – Navigating the Future
July 30, 2010 by admin
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A guide for men going through a
separation or divorce, or for those who are supporting a man who is
experiencing separation. PDF format.
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Read more…Men and Separation – Navigating the Future — Relationships Australia
Child Custody, Visitation and Support in Texas
June 23, 2010 by admin
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With the divorce rate in the United States above 50%, more parents are being faced with difficult situations involving their children. Whether it’s difficulty seeing them on a regular basis, being denied visitation altogether, watching their children be neglected or abused, not receiving enough child support, or not receiving any monetary support at all, parents increasingly find themselves in the court debating issues that involve their children. This book is designed to let parents know their legal rights and help them take their case through the court system.
In simple language, this book tells you:
–How to get custody in Texas
–How to understand Texas family court procedure
–How to modify a custody, visitation, or support order
–How to take in case of kidnapping or abuse
–How to get sole or joint custody
–How to terminated parental rights
–How to calculate child support in Texas
–How to prove paternity
Read more…Child Custody, Visitation and Support in Texas, 2E (Legal Survival Guides)
Is it worth fighting for your marriage
July 2, 2009 by admin
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Is it worth fighting for your marriage? Absolutely! Think of this: Divorce is disastrous for everyone. Divorce can cripple your family’s wealth, destroying everything you’ve busted your arse for since Day 1. It can have a dramatic affect on your children, leaving them feeling abandoned and setting them up for relationship problems of their own in the future. And it doesn’t deliver on its biggest promise: greater happiness for at least one party.
People who bail out are no happier than those who stay and fight for their marriage, according to University of Chicago studies in the 1980s and 1990s. Divorce is not the answer in most cases. And because the problems travel with each partner into new relationships, it’s better to stay put and solve the problem. Second and third marriages fall apart faster and more often than first marriages. It’s no contest!
Read more…Save Marriage Book, Help Save Marriage, A self defence guide for men