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A Woman's Guide to Divorce: How to take control of the whole process, including finances, children and the emotional journey

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Publishing Details

Full Title:

A Woman's Guide to Divorce: How to take control of the whole process, including finances, children and the emotional journey

Contributors:

By (Author) Phyllida Wilson
By (author) Maxine Pillinger

ISBN:

9781845286095

Publisher:

Little, Brown Book Group

Imprint:

Robinson

Publication Date:

5th March 2015

UK Publication Date:

5th March 2015

Country:

United Kingdom

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Non Fiction

Dewey:

306.893

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

224

Dimensions:

Width 124mm, Height 196mm, Spine 16mm

Weight:

186g

Description

This book will inform and empower women who have decided to divorce, or are deciding whether to do so.

It will give them the 'heads up' on what to expect, and the confidence to manage and control the formidable process; from the first meeting with a solicitor to the financial implications, the court processes, communication with the 'ex', and managing children, family and friends.

It offers guidance on living arrangements and emotional aspects, and on the characteristics of 'extreme' divorces including violence, harassment, custody battles, non-compliance and aggressive financial deprivation.

Reviews

Provides help and support through what is, undoubtedly, one of the most stressful life events one can experience. - The Times

Author Bio

After graduating from London University Maxine Pillinger moved to South Africa shortly after her marriage to set up a magazine publishing house. In 2007 she returned to the UK and now works in London for a leading talent management company. She lives in Surrey with her two sons. Phyllida Wilson graduated from London University and has been spent most of her career marketing lawyers. She lives in Gloucestershire with her teenage son and daughter. Maxine and Phyllida are long-standing friends and decided that that they should share their experiences of difficult divorces by writing something that was not a reference manual or a personal history but a realistic, pragmatic guide to making it through the process.

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