Divorce Advice for Men | Fathers Rights Divorce | Child Custody

When he was going through his separation and divorce, Paul Thiemann could find a library full of legal or psychology-based divorce advice books. But when looking for real world, down-to-earth accounts of what men and fathers go through in divorce, he came up empty.

Thus an idea was born for a light, humorous book about the ups and downs of being a single dad.

"As part of the book, I want to liberally sprinkle in funny, touching, relatable anecdotes from real dads," Thiemann said. "Divorce is a serious subject, but it doesn’t have to be all doom and gloom."

By Jennifer Paine

Attorney, Cordell & Cordell

A tough, prepared witness can be more persuasive than the attorneys representing them.

They are calm, cool and collected. They know their facts. They can look us attorneys and the judge face-to-face, speak eloquently and sincerely about their family, their children, and so forth.

Previously, I’ve given you tips on how to prepare for you divorce trial one month before trial and the week leading up to trial.

Today, I’ll let you know what you need to do the day before your trial.

Rest.

By Julie Garrison

Special to DadsDivorce.com

Even the friendliest divorces can go awry. You can start out as friends and end up archenemies.

Divorce can be especially grievous when there are children in the mix. Visitation, custody, child support, and other family law issues intermingle with a couple’s anger and disillusionment to form a dangerous and chaotic recipe. 

The best way to get through the divorce process is to keep a level head and document everything.