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Editorial Reviews
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Amidst the plethora of divorce mediation material now available, this book by psychotherapist Butler and attorney Walker helps simplify the issues. Organized in a no-nonsense question-and-answer format, it is meant to be used as a starting point for those considering mediation over a traditionally litigated divorce. The authors touch upon major issues such as parenting and financial decisions but also address special situations including unmarried and gay/lesbian relationships. Although information is pared down to concise, easily digestible sections, readers are given ample resources for further guidance, including a list of web sites and a state directory of qualified mediators and organizations. Other useful books on this topic are Diane Neumann's Choosing a Divorce Mediator (LJ 12/96) and Paula Jones's The Divorce Mediation Handbook: Everything You Need To Know (LJ 7/97). Highly recommended for public libraries.AAnnette Haines, Central Michigan Univ. Libs., Mount Pleasant
Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Forrest Mosten, author of The Complete Guide to Mediation
"It deserves to be on the bookshelf of every divorce professional..."
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Amidst the plethora of divorce mediation material now available, this book by psychotherapist Butler and attorney Walker helps simplify the issues. Organized in a no-nonsense question-and-answer format, it is meant to be used as a starting point for those considering mediation over a traditionally litigated divorce. The authors touch upon major issues such as parenting and financial decisions but also address special situations including unmarried and gay/lesbian relationships. Although information is pared down to concise, easily digestible sections, readers are given ample resources for further guidance, including a list of web sites and a state directory of qualified mediators and organizations. Other useful books on this topic are Diane Neumann's Choosing a Divorce Mediator (LJ 12/96) and Paula Jones's The Divorce Mediation Handbook: Everything You Need To Know (LJ 7/97). Highly recommended for public libraries.AAnnette Haines, Central Michigan Univ. Libs., Mount Pleasant
Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Forrest Mosten, author of The Complete Guide to Mediation
"It deserves to be on the bookshelf of every divorce professional..."
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