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Dear Judge,
Kids' Letters to the Judge
4 letters of the 189 letters are on this web site. They track the real concerns directly from children's hearts to judges' desks. This touching book brings to light the thoughts and emotions of those most affected by child custody battles. With poignancy and innocence, this collection of letters proves once and for all that children see, hear and feel more than most parents give them credit for. Every divorced parent should read this book.
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Witnesses' Guide
When it comes to being a witness in a court case, the testimony you give is critical. To avoid making common mistakes, check out this indispensable volume of tips, tactics and inside information. Written in an easy to read fashion with a glossary included, this book is recommended reading material for anyone faced with having to testify. Never again be intimidated by the questioning of a hostile attorney. Find out what the experts know but don't tell you. More than 300 pages. It's all inside.
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Case Management Forms
The 240+ forms and worksheets in this voluminous book will help you to better organize and analyze your child custody case. It will also give you the ability to document and track the progression of your case while saving you countless dollars. Organizing your files, receipts and conversations will not only give you a better overview of your case, it will also help your attorney immensely. A great complimentary book to Win Your Child Custody War. 2006 Edition
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How To Go To Visitation Without Throwing-Up
Is a book for young children about coping with regular visitation to separate parents, especially long-distance visitation. Written in very simple language arising by and from the point of view of an 11-year-old boy who had a hard time adjusting to the stress of traveling back and forth to visit his mother. This book offers more than just a mere advisory text - it has point-by-point observations, travel safety tips, and numerous fun activities to pass the travel time. How To Go To Visitation Without Throwing Up is highly recommended reading and a great resource for any parent having to take a child on a long distance trip to visit friends and relations. The Midwest Book Review Internet Bookwatch.
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"On a daily basis school nurses treat thousands of children with stress related health problems. For this reason, Old Me, New Me (formerly Peace, Harmony Awareness) is an important part of the curriculum.?
Judy Igoe, R.N .M.S.
Director of School Health Programs
University of Colorado Health Science Center
Where's Daddy?
The Mythologies behind Custody-Access-Support. The only book that answers 'Why'. Why are our divorce practices the distortions they are? This book prepares you for the mis-directions to expect, but is ultimately a healing book.
This Child of Mine
A Therapist's Journey. Martha shares her 15 years as a child therapist, working to salvage these tiny lives. In a deeply personal account, she takes us into her life, and her struggles with parents inadequately equipped or supported, a system only driven by righteousness, and insurance companies that give her ten sessions to "fix" a child.
The Not So Wicked Stepmother
Olivia & Maria are two young sisters with divorced parents. Then Dad announces his plan to remarry. Now the girls must cope with the experience of having a stepmother. Will she be like the wicked stepmother in the story, Cinderella?
Recommended by Mediators, Mental Health Care Professionals and Court Systems Nationwide
Designed to support children and parents that are experiencing separation or divorce. An effective tool to help children of divorce take the confusion and uncertainty out of their changing schedules. This calendar will help children of all ages feel more secure as they transition from one home to the other and will allow families to plan and focus on the fun activities in their lives. The act of placing the stickers on the calendar helps children feel they are participating in the creation of their daily schedules which in turn helps them feel they have more in control of their lives. The "Where Am I Today?" Calendar also supports the "divorcing" parents to work together to lovingly guide their children during and after divorce.
