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If you are dealing with a civilized person who's primary interest is
working with you to make sure your child is safe and happy. You do not
need this manual. But, if you are dealing with a chameleon who has the
ability to fool everyone, and will do
and say anything to control and hurt you and your child this is the
manual you need. Take the normal "he said" "she said" out of the mix.
Prove that lies are how this person communicates and that your child's
best interest is not even a concern for the other parent. Know how to handle what is
happening now, and how to prepare to stop the next dirty trick or
document it for court later. Do not be manipulated any longer.
Countless resources and successful strategies from hundreds of successful
child custody battles. Information from this all-encompassing tome ranging
from proving perjury to court costs, this compendium of essential information is the definitive
how-to book for winning your child custody war. It's an in-depth and detailed analysis of everything you need to know in
order to ensure success during the most important battle of your life.
When the first edition of
this book hit the market in 1992, there were only 2 books that even
mentioned child custody. They were about divorce and both were written
by male attorneys explaining in less than a paragraph, how to use your
children in order to pay less child support and alimony. Those books
were written for people who wanted to free themselves from current
family commitments so they could move on.
Win Your Child Custody War was written for
people who truly love their children and insist on being part of the
children's lives. Once
you have had enough of what you are getting now... get this book.
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We bought 2 Copies... One for us, the other
for our Attorney..., September 16, 2005
I recommend this book for anyone who has kids.
Especially if you are or foresee yourself going
through any type of custody decision or change
of any kind. Some of the information is common
sense and secondhand. Some of it we have already
tried and failed and/or succeeded. But the
majority of it is stuff we never even thought
about....
Fantastic book... I bought the first copy for my
husband... He is going through an ongoing
custody "MESS" on a regular basis. Our attorney
requested a copy and I bought it for her also.
She also praises the book. |
The Only Child Custody Resource Book You'll
Ever Need!, May 23, 2005
This book is impressive in both its depth and
its breadth. It is a practical "how-to" book,
but it is extremely well researched and covers
every imaginable custodial issue. No one
involved in a custodial battle should enter the
courtroom without first reading it. With this
book everybody wins--mothers, fathers, and
especially the children. Highly Recommended!
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Yes, it is a war!, May 3, 2005
A fantastic book with hard hitting and realistic
approaches to the most difficult "war" you could
ever imagine. Don't let anyone tell you it's not
a war, because it is, and it is the only one
that will ever matter to you.
Barbara Donahue
Author, "The Anti-Rules, Now That You've Got
Him, How Do You Get Rid Of Him?"
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This book is quite a resource!, April 1,
2004
This large and information-packed book is the
secret weapon needed by anyone who is presently
or might soon be involved in child custody
proceedings. This book is *NOT* a set of battle
plans, telling you how to beat down the other
side, but is instead a clear-eyed look at what
you should do and how, for the best of yourself
and the child. It covers everything from simple
conflict resolution to selecting an attorney,
collecting and documenting pertinent
information, court, costs, child support, and
crisis situations. Basically, this book is an
encyclopedic set of information, covering
everything you might need to know, allowing you
to be prepared for anything that might come up.
This book is quite a resource! If you or
anyone you know is soon to be involved in a
child custody situation, then the best thing
that you can do is buy this book. It is good to
be prepared, and this book is just the
preparation needed.
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Best custody book on the market, period,
September 16, 2003
The "Win Your Child Custody War" book is the
best, most comprehensive book on the market. I'm
a reviewer for SPARC, a divorce and custody web
site (www.deltabravo.net) and we recommend the
"Win Your Child Custody War" book before all the
others. There's no secret to why we recommend
this book so strongly- it's just the best guide
to custody issues available anywhere at any
price.
The breadth and depth of the information is
astounding, well-written, and logically
arranged. This book is worth 10 times the cover
price, and I don't say that lightly.
There is nothing like the "Win Your Child
Custody War" book; nothing even comes close.
This is, in our opinion, 'the' book to
have. You'd have to buy about 20 other books
just to start to equal the information contained
in this one.
(And just in case you're wondering, we have
no connection to Pale Horse Publishing, we just
think their books stand head-and-shoulders above
the rest.)
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An excellent battle resource from someone
who's been there, August 11, 2003
Charlotte has produced an excellent and thorough
work on the subject of child custody battles.
And she speaks from experience; she has been in
the trenches, having done battle herself. An
enormous amount of research has gone into this
book, based largely on personal experience. This
is clearly evident. This invaluable resource is
available to all, a work no one should be
without in a child custody battle. I work in the
legal industry as an investigator and former law
enforcement officer and have had the privilege
of working with Charlotte. She is an
intelligent, sincere and tough-minded,
down-to-earth person who cares about others'
custody cases. Don't go to court without using
this book! |
I Used This Book To Win!, April 21, 2003
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Reviewer: |
Jay Faber
(Le Mars, IA United States) |
I am a custodial father who endured a prolonged
campaign. Horrible legal advice and strong
gender bias plagued my initial effort in 1993. I
made many of the mistakes common to parents in
these situations and paid dearly.
Later, as our case progressed, I was
fortunate enough to discover the manual entitled
`Win Your Child Custody War'. These pearls of
wisdom are a treasure trove of the information,
advice, and warnings that everyone engaged in
this war needs. I only wish I had found this gem
when the battle began! The result of this
discovery was winning custody of our then
10-year-old son.
This resource is bulging with common sense
strategy. From the preferable negotiated
settlement to the Desert Storm attack, a wealth
of useful tips is readily available for you to
implement immediately. In the appendices are
your sources for an abundance of intelligence,
including a tutorial on how to read legal
documents. I even offer it on my website,
WinningChildCustody.com, where I provide
information to other parents involved in US and
international child custody disputes. This
brilliant work definitely made all the
difference in my case and it can in yours as
well!
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10 star value for usable information,
April 8, 2003
This is by far the most complete and well
written book on custody issues and the copy I
have will be given to the local library as a
reference book because I think it is a must read
for anyone going through a custody fight.
Thankfully I am still married thirty-five plus
years and have never had to deal with the issue,
but have helped a number of men gain custody of
their children.
If there is one thing I do not like about the
book it would be the cover photograph where the
little boy appears to be dressed as a small U S
marine. Having family in the military and in a
real life and death war, I think a photograph of
a variety of children from different ethnic
backgrounds would have made a better cover.
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6 Stars out of 5 ... Just Do It!, March
18, 2003
Reviewer: A reader
Great resource, Interesting reading, Much more
than I had hoped for. Don't let it overwhelm
you. Use the Table of Contents and Index and
take it one step at a time. The best money I
spent on my custody case was on this book.
Powerful, wonderful, enlightening. I highly
recommended this book. |
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Divorce and Custody- Do it Right for Your
Children!, March 7, 2003
I bought Win Your Child Custody Battle. In the
first chapter the reader cannot help but shift
their thinking to "what is best for my
children?" This book does a masterful job of
steering a divorcing parent through the custody
war, and showing that parent how to WIN! While
making sure their children WIN! too.
What makes this book better than the others
is:
1. It teaches you how to win so that your
children ultimately have what they need
2. It teaches you how to win so that the other
parent is not killed in the war, you learn how
to use anger constructively!
3. It does not favor either parent, like books
just for Moms or Dads
4. Both parents could use the information in the
same custody battle and do the best job for
their children!
It is the best, most complete book on the
subject I've ever seen.
I have them all.,
February 15, 2003
Read a review of 'Win' in the
Modesto Bee several years ago. I
remember because I cut it out
for the shop steward at work.
Then things went to #&%@ around
here and I saw a battered copy
of 'Win' two months ago at a
Father's for Equal Rights
meeting. The guy who had it used
a hi-lighter so much I thought
the pages were supposed to be
yellow. Tried to buy his but he
wouldn't give it up. This
edition looks to have twice the
information his 99 edition. When
the smoke clears around here
I'll take the time to read it
from cover to cover. For now I
use the index and a blue
hi-lighter. My marriage status
may be changing but my parental
status is going to stay the
same. I am a good dad.
I have every one of the custody
books www.Amazon.com could get
for me. 'Win' is the most
complete. Highly Recommended! |
A singular achievement
Charlotte Hardwick's use of the
military metaphor throughout
(including a photo of a child in
a Marine Corps dress uniform on
the cover) is in recognition of
two salient facts about custody
disputes: they can be
psychologically as brutal as
war; and the stakes can be
extremely high. Yet, as Hardwick
details and documents,
negotiations are possible, and
if the welfare of the child has
the highest priority, both sides
can win.
I would advise you, however,
NOT to go into court without
having first read this
remarkable book. Over the course
of 672 doubled-columned pages,
Hardwick shares her personal
experience and her painfully
accumulated knowledge on just
about every conceivable aspect
of the child custody wars while
guiding the reader toward a
powerful strategy. If you don't
have this book you are likely to
be overmatched; indeed if your
attorney doesn't have this book,
he or she is likely to be
overmatched. In fact, I would
say that the first thing you
should do after reading the book
yourself, is buy a copy for your
attorney and somehow persuade
him or her to open the pages and
to start reading--anywhere in
the book. I promise you your
attorney will learn facts,
ideas, strategies new to him or
her. The expanse and depth of
the material presented here
quite frankly amazed me. This
extensive tome constitutes an
entire course not only in child
custody disputes but in human
psychology, parenting, and the
law itself. Some items:
There are 91 pages citing,
summarizing, quoting from, and
referencing relevant cases and
decisions (Chapter 23).
There is a detailed guide on
how to negotiate and what
conflict resolution is all about
(Chapter 4); a chapter on how to
handle discovery and depositions
(Chapter 17); another on judges,
what to expect from them and how
you might get a good one or
avoid a bad one; there's
guidance on what to expect in
court and how to present
yourself and your case; how to
select an attorney; what your
case is likely to cost and how
to discover the assets of your
adversaries, including (this
floored me) hidden assets such
as "Overpayments to the IRS"
(from a list on page 435). You
will learn about how much you
can expect to pay or receive in
child support, and again how to
gauge assets, including hidden
income such as "excessive
deductions on paychecks" (p.
445)--a nice dodge which amounts
to loaning Uncle Sam the money
until tax time!
You will also:
--Discover how to handle
psychologists and other
"evaluators" and influence them
to your advantage. For example
beware of the "halo effect."
(Have your side evaluated by the
psychologist first to secure
that effect.) (p. 235)
--Understand what
psychological tests can be given
and what they can mean in the
dispute. Sometimes the judge
makes the court-ordered decision
of a professional binding, so
that "you have in fact a new
judge." (Chapter 12)
--Appreciate the role of
other experts, what they can and
cannot do to further your case,
and how to evaluate and get a
reliable expert who will make an
effective witness.
--Learn the value of keeping
a detailed log of everything
pertaining to your case and its
possible use as documentation.
Hardwick presents this with some
tips on how e-mail and computer
files can come back to haunt you
if you share the wrong
information, even anonymously or
through the assumption of an
Internet moniker.
--Become knowledgeable about
lie detectors and their use and
misuse (pp. 137-138) and the
reach of DNA testing.
--Know which problems or
accusations are issues and which
are non-issues in the eyes of
the law. For example, child
endangerment is an issue; a
"blended" family is not.
Physical abuse is an issue;
false accusations may or may not
be. (pp. 26-29)
--Be introduced to the
infamous Parental Alienation
Syndrome (PAS) in which one
parent tries to alienate the
child from the other parent
through lies and distortions.
(p. 190) PAS includes "The Grand
Lie" in which one side falsely
accuses the other of child
sexual abuse, a charge that is
hard to become completely free
of, regardless of the truth of
the accusation. (p. 282)
Hardwick even includes some
humor with eleven ways on how to
know "You've Been in Court Too
Long" on page 97 (from Dean
Hughson). If this isn't enough
there is a presentation of
ingrained psychological
strategies that you might use or
encounter such as the famous
"Tit for Tat" from game theory
or the sneaky "Tranquilizer" who
lulls you to inattention and
then takes advantage. (p. 59)
There is a Glossary of Terms
and a detailed Index as well as
a lot information on resources
throughout including Internet
sites on page 103. There's even
a chapter on lies and how to
correct them (should you be the
liar!).
The mass of information and
the sharp, sound guidance
contained herein really amount
to a post graduate course in
child custody disputes. Even so
I was almost as much impressed
with Hardwick's assertive,
no-nonsense writing style and
organization that managed to
painlessly inform while
emphasizing a positive approach.
Her philosophy is perhaps best
expressed in this quote from
page 472:
"In truth, if custody is
solely decided on what is best
for the children, there can be
no loser."
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This book is uncommonly poor.,
November 27, 2002
Reviewer: A reader
I have never been inspired to
comment on any product I have
purchased here, but this book
demands it. It is a random
collection of mindless ramblings
and essays that have little or
nothing to do with the
preparation, strategy, or
reality of a custody battle.
If you are considering
purchasing this book, do
yourself a favor and find a copy
to browse before committing.
Read a few passages and ask
yourself what if anything it has
to do with your situation.
I found this book to be 100%
useless. Although it is
unfortunate to waste one's money
on such an item, it is by far
more frustrating to waste one's
time searching for useful
information where there is none.
Good luck with your fight.
Did the reviewer from MN buy
the same book I did?,
January 5, 2003
Reviewer: A reader
I bought this book after reading
the great reviews here on
Amazon. When it arrived four
days later I was blown away. I
won't be spending so much time
on the penalty bench. (I now see
some of the problems I was
causing myself.) No more "AAA'
behavior or attitudes. Child
custody pulls you into the
majors. This book has so much
information and so much I can
do. I wanted to post a review
before I got past the first
chapter, but couldn't put it
down. Interesting and
instructive. I may have to start
a business brokering this book
because everyone who looks at it
wants it.
I don't know which book the
reviewer (sounded like a woman)
from MN read, I found no random,
mindless, essays. I found what
all the other reviewers
(including the Amazon reviewers)
found on target, powerful
options that I could adjust to
meet many situations.
It sounds like she bought the
book in the last inning of her
fight and didn't have enough
time to score any points. Even
if you don't have much going for
you this book will get you some
home runs. But you need some
time to put together a team,
make a game plan and get on the
field on time.
Don't just buy it. Use it.
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Midnight Companion, June
30, 2002
I was doing ok (not great)
during the day. Facing the
[stuff] they threw at me was
easier when mixed in with seeing
my kids, my job and all my other
responsibilities. Nights were
long, painful and left me
exhausted. If I was finally able
get to sleep, I would wake up in
a few hours in a panic or with
their latest assault eating at
my guts. It would be different
if I could go into the kids
rooms and see them sleeping safe
in their beds. I never felt so
helpless in my life. I am a
good, no a great dad. I love my
kids. I shouldn't have to be a
part time dad. They need a full
time dad. I think this book is
going to help me show the judge
who I am and how much I can
contribute to their lives. I
found this book on Amazon at
4a.m. one morning and felt
better just having ordered it.
It arrived in 5 five days. It
has helped so much that I can
get to sleep. On the rare
occasion that I do wake up
worried, "Win Your Child Custody
War" is my Midnight Companion
and I can always find something
to calm me by giving me a plan
of action for the next day. The
examples of what other guys have
faced and how they handled
themselves are valuable. Seeing
the results (good and bad) of
the actions I would have taken
has given me a real heads-up. I
don't feel helpless any more. I
think this is the next best
thing to having a great lawyer
in your pocket 24/7. Borrow,
steal or buy a copy.
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Worth Every Dollar, June
8, 2002
Reviewer: A reader
They say this book is updated
more often than any other on the
market. Now that I have it I
believe it. My attorney said she
is is impressed enough with it
that she is going to order one
for herself. It isn't the
cheapest book out there but I
have spent so much that another
80 bucks just didn't matter. My
children matter. It all boils
down to that doesn't it.
I thought I had it bad because I
live in a big city and couldn't
find anyone who would take an
interest in what I was facing.
At a father's rights meeting I
met a guy from a small town. His
ex-wife's family has so much
influence he couldn't get a
local attorney to take his case.
Then the small town court treats
the out of town attorneys like
interlopers. When he saw my book
he took some notes and then
ordered one. I keep in tough
with him and we compare notes on
our cases and what we are
learning about from the Win Your
Child Custody War book. I am
thinking of starting a men's
study group for child custody. I
think this book is a Great Buy!
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Great Book, April 22,
2002
This is a great book. Truly the
top of the line if you are
facing the battle I am. I read,
plan, do and re-read. I get more
out of it each time. If you
think you need help... you have
just found it.
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The Amazon.com reviewers are
right!, April 11, 2002
I have purchased over a dozen
child custody books from
Amazon.com and I always read the
reviews. I am especially
interested in the reviews by the
top 100 reviewers. Sometimes
they are off base. Not this
time. They really nailed the
value of this book. I wish I had
bought this book first. I would
have handled many of the
problems differently and would
have gotten a lot farther along
in my case if I had. I highly
recommend this book to women
even though I think it may have
been written primarily for men.
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An incredible resource --
Very highly recommended,
December 31, 2001
Choosing to give my ex-husband
custody of our very young
children was one of the most
difficult decisions I have ever
made. Later battles for
visitation rights and custody
have been the most painful
events of my life. I have
endured restraining orders based
on lies, long distance
visitation, and the
psychological devastation of
being separated from my
children. My case went to the
worst of extremes when my lawyer
resigned my case in order to
testify on my behalf in court.
Because of the injustice of the
handling of the restraining
order, my case was used as the
example that changed a school's
non-custodial parent pickup
policy. Along the way, I made
many of the mistakes common to
parents in my situation and
learned many lessons the hard
way. I wish I had WIN YOUR CHILD
CUSTODY WAR when I began those
battles; the information, advice
and warnings would have made the
battle far easier.
WIN YOUR CHILD CUSTODY WAR
provides the legal details and
information an informed parent
needs before and after hiring a
lawyer, detective, or even a
psychologist. WIN YOUR CHILD
CUSTODY WAR sets realistic
expectations, includes straight
talk with no mollycoddling, and
lots of sound advice. Logs,
affidavits, and home studies are
covered with meticulous detail
and with sound examples. As the
author cautions, however,
readers also need to follow the
advice of their lawyer over the
book. For example, in the
extreme case of a parent who
does not want to visit the child
and would stop harassment if not
required to pay child support,
the author suggests: "You could
get counseling, legal assistance
or return the money the court
sends you each month from the
other parent." I know from
personal experience that you
could return the parent's money
in the state of AR. In the state
of GA, the money isn't yours, it
belongs to your children, and
you are required by law to
accept the money, just as the
non-custodial parent is required
by law to pay. No exceptions.
Encouragement and common
sense are also included in the
WIN YOUR CHILD CUSTODY WAR. Some
battles are better walked away
from, especially when the battle
becomes a matter of winning and
not necessarily in the child's
best interest. WIN YOUR CHILD
CUSTODY WAR forces readers to
carefully examine their own
motives, behaviors and
attitudes. It also warns of the
pitfalls many parents fall into,
and provides tips for how to
avoid them. As I turned the
pages, revisiting my own
battles, challenges and
mistakes, I couldn't help
thinking of the emotional pain
this book could have saved me.
Simple things like plan an
activity for when you return the
children to their custodial
parent would have been useful
advice from the beginning of my
battle. In addition, WIN YOUR
CHILD CUSTODY WAR is very
sensitive to the issues
non-custodial mothers face,
especially considering the harsh
judgment society places on women
without custody.
This is the most personal
review I have ever written, but
given the nature of the book, I
feel compelled to obrer personal
confirmation of the value of WIN
YOUR CHILD CUSTODY WAR.
Surprisingly, I also found a lot
of self-forgiveness as I read
this book. As I revisited old
wounds and previously
second-guessed decisions, I
found confirmation of my own
good decision-making, giving the
book a remarkably positive spin
for this battle weary, but
successful warrior. Very highly
recommended.
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Child Custody Worst Case
Scenarios, November 20, 2001
Amazon.com is great! I ordered
the 2000 edition of the Win Your
Child Custody War book and
Amazon sent me the 2002 edition.
Besides the good service the
product is exceptional.
I don't face more than three
of the challenges discussed in
this book but I wanted to know
everything that could happen.
This book could have been called
"A Compendium of Worst Case
Scenarios in Child Custody
Litigation".
Initially I was interested in
the psychological and home study
evaluation examples. As my case
has progressed I have found
additional help in the book for
several situations. The most
remarkable change has been in
how the discussion of how my
soon to be ex husband and I have
stopped demanding our rights and
now discuss our responsibilities
to our children. He saw the
change in my attitude and what I
had to say and has finally
started to follow suit.
This book gave me the ability
to build a strong case which
diminished the fears I had for
my children and myself. I
stopped feeling and acting like
a victim. I can't make him be
the kind of husband I wanted him
to be but I can help him be the
kind of father his children need
him to be. The removal of fear
has allowed me to speak my mind
clearly and listen without
becoming emotional.
If you can't figure out what
to do next, buy this book.
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Combat, November 12, 2001
If you have an unusual child
custody case (such as you want
to get sole custody of a child
your husband fathered out of
wedlock while married to you),
can afford to spend $100,000 on
the case, are willing to devote
all of your attention to
winning, and want to know as
much as possible about how to
decide what to do, Win Your
Child Custody War is the right
book for you.
If you think that using the
courts to get a better custody
deal is an easy, simple,
inexpensive path, this is also
the right book for you. It will
hopefully present you with the
reality of what you will go
through and encourage you to
seek a simpler solution.
Child custody battles are
usually about the emotions of
the adults, and reflect the
child's interest as an excuse to
"punish" the other adult. In
chapter 13, there's some helpful
material about how to minimize
the negative impact on children
during divorces and changing
custody relationships.
Most women going through a
divorce of separation hit some
situation that scares them
almost to death (such as you go
to pick up your child, and find
an empty house with all the
furniture removed). These issues
are dealt with very well in
chapter 15.
Chapter 16 does a fine job
with how to deal with various
kinds of child abuse, false
allegations of child abuse, and
actual cases of kidnapping.
The author has been through
much of this, so you're dealing
with someone who knows the
ropes. However, remember that
this is a resource guide. The
chances are very good that you
will never come up against 95
percent of what is described
here. Also, you don't really
have to know the roles of the
various courts (up to the
Supreme Court) as they are
outlined here.
Ms. Hardwick consistently
encourages you to settle
peaceably and quickly, whenever
possible. That's good advice.
This book would have been a lot
more valuable, however, if it
had dealt with custody issues
from the perspective of what
most people will go through
rather than the relative few who
will face drug-dealing,
fly-by-night, ex-cons during the
custody battle. If your former
spouse or lover is a person of
good character and has moral
habits, you will eventually
settle this issue by having the
two of you sit down without any
lawyers around and calmly talk
it over. Many people don't want
to do that, and create lots of
problems for their children
while wasting tens of thousands
of dollars in the process that
are badly needed for some other
purpose.
Although this book will teach
you how to run a very effective
child custody law suit, my
advice is to avoid doing that if
at all possible.
Think of the children's
interests first, second, and
third . . . even when you are
looking out for their interests!
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everything you could ever
think of, October 30, 2001
I was amazed at first that this
book was written by a
non-professional, but after
reading it, I can see that the
author went through much of this
stuff personally and learned a
great deal. Lawyers only tell
you so much, but this book
examines the issues from various
sides. It is VERY comprehensive.
You can read it cover to cover
(it's very absorbing) or use the
excellent indices to find almost
any topic you need to know. Some
of the material (like the
detective reports) is
fascinating. There is a ton of
helpful advice. The only problem
with the book is that it's SO
big that it can seem
overwhelming until you realize
that you don't have to read
everything, just what's
relevant. I like the fact that
the author emphasizes that you
should do everything NOT to
fight in order to protect your
kids. Many feel a custody battle
is about who wins and who loses,
but the biggest losers tend to
be the children.
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I was ready to do court like
on TV. WRONG, August 17,
2001
Everything I knew about family
court, I learned from
television. It didn't take me
long to see that the prevailing
mythology I had accepted had me
going in the wrong direction.
Win Your Child Custody War
offers options that helped me
deal with the conflicts in a way
that had real meaning to me and
gave me the knowledge and skills
to help me achieve my goals
within the limits of my budget
and resources. My sons are
counting on me. I wanted and
needed the best help available,
this is it.
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My attorney told me to buy
this book!, August 17, 2001
When my attorney told me to buy
this book I thought he was
abandoning me. I was wrong. Win
Your Child Custody War helped me
explore the parts of my
personality that were charged
with emotion every time I had to
deal with my ex-wife. I learned
the predictability and
intricacies of the "dance" she
had always suckered me into.
Specific techniques and
practical strategies that
applied directly to my case were
easy to employ. It is great to
have a product that meets my
needs at each level of my
challenge. Buy this book and
hope the otherside doesn't know
it exists.
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I liked seeing the real
thing., August 17, 2001
A friend recommend the Win Your
Child Custody War manual to help
me prepare for psychological and
home evaluations. I was very
skeptical that one book could
cover so much information in
such detail. Seeing the 10 home
studies and psychological
evaluations removed a lot of the
"fear of the unknown." I have
actually enjoyed much of the
reading and many of the
examples. The 7 detective
reports are amazing. Even if I
wasn't so emotionally involved I
think I could recommend this
book as just good reading.
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Clearly worth the money,
February 10, 2000
Has many common sense things.
Gives good advice and ideas.
I've read numerous other books,
but this one is best. Teaches
taking the high road. Is good
for both men and women.
Has sample forms you should
fill out and a reference section
that is unsurpassed. written by
non-professionals who have gone
through it.
faster delivery is from their
own website.
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