Phoenix, AZ ( QualityPressReleaser ) September 7, 2010 – Thinking about getting a divorce? One never really plans these things, they happen under unseen circumstances. However, it’s nothing new and so chances are that you may need some first-hand knowledge on the nitty-gritty’s of this tremendously stressful and daunting process of getting a divorce.

A divorce doesn’t just concern you and your spouse; it concerns your property assets and children, if any. The divorce waiting period and all the pre-requisites that applies to getting a fair property settlement divorce is certainly not a piece of cake.

Charles Jackson, the author of Second Thoughts on Marriage & Divorce, had to undergo constant financial and emotional turmoil in a couple of divorces he was personally involved. It is only when one goes through it, do they understand the importance of being precautious about the same. Although, it is never too late, that is exactly why Mr. Jackson plans on enlightening the ones yet to plunge into this devastating process with knowledge that sure would save some forthcoming emotional stress and financial setbacks.

Mr. Charles Jackson comments on the book saying, “Such decisions may include trying to restore your marriage and reduce the financial and emotional stress involved in the divorce process. However, if divorce is inevitable, Charles hopes that you will have a better understanding on what to expect in the divorce process, maintain what is rightfully yours, work towards an equitable division of community assets and end the financial devastation that usually occurs as a result of the divorce.”

About Second Thoughts on Marriage & Divorce:

Charles Jackson hopes to help people plunging into marital bliss to equip themselves and be prepared for the worse. It is wise to be practical when it comes to situations as divorce settlements and prenup agreements. The book prepares you and helps you consider things that ought to be settled before marriage and before divorce. He gives an overview of the actual divorce process and strategies to help you achieve your goals.

For more information visit: http://secondthoughtsondivorce.com

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Newtown, Pennsylvania – August 3, 2010

In this internet age, more parenting conversations are happening online. One law firm has opened up these conversations for a segment of parents typically ignored by media – divorcing couples with children. The website, TimbyHunt.com, was launched by Newtown attorney Tracy Timby in May of this year because, “I didn’t want to cross examine terrified, crying six year old children any more.” Timby continues, “Part of my job was to discredit little children who were probably blaming themselves for the issues their parents were having. That was my job!”

Since the launch two months ago, hundreds of divorcing mothers and fathers have started conversing on everything from prenuptials to divorce coaches to shielding children from destructive arguments. In one particular instance, a group of dads started talking about how to discuss ‘divorcing happily” with their kids, the whole time knowing that they were going to be parting this way. Timby remarks, “We literally had fathers from California, Iowa, Canada, Hawaii…you name it…chatting about how they could give their kids a happy life after they were divorced. Meanwhile, there were ten dads in a separate thread debating on which one was enjoying life more, each of them discussing their divorces and how they were able to move on with their lives whilst communicating with their ex-wives…and doing so without fighting and putting the children in the middle.”

“While numerous law firms exist for the standard, conflict-oriented divorces, firms exclusively for people who want to divorce peacefully, for the childrens sake, are very few. It is this kind of firm that represents men and women who just want to move on, but get along. As more and more of America’s couples divorce, as more and more children are hurt by seeing their parents fight, and as families are being destroyed financially (some estimate that ½ of all college funds set up for children are lost because of lawyer fees), law firms like Timby Hunt fulfill an important niche…Collaborative Divorce.

“’Time Magazine calls it ‘Healthy Divorce,’ Timby says. Being a mom changed the way I thought about divorce law. In a sense we are charting our own path. Also, so many moms and dads have thanked me for giving them an alternative and that just gives me more confirmation that my decision to switch to the Collaborative divorce method was completely worth it. Just like millions of others, they thought they were alone in this “being unhappily divorced journey,” but it turns out there’s a passionate band of proactive parents who face the same issues and who all want to save their own kids as much as they could from the horrors of a standard divorce,” Timby said.

Notable to TimbyHunt.com is its commitment to positive change to divorcing, donating to a children’s charity voted upon by the community of registered users. Also, some of our clients have chosen charities that Timby Hunt contributes to on their behalf. Peter Samuelson, a newly (collaboratively) divorced father in Philadelphia, Pa says, “I love children, and there is no way they should have to be part of nasty bickering between their parents, so, donating to associations specifically dedicated to working with children of bad divorces was a perfect fit.

” Sally Rodgers, an editor living in NYC, gives to a college that provides free educations for students whose parents were divorced while they were in high school (and didn’t have time to save for tuition as a result.) Sally believes that “being able to negate the financial destruction caused by bitter divorces gives me much pleasure. I hope that more and more families will choose the collaborative divorce or divorce mediation methods because they promote happiness. I know I am a great mom and I also know that their dad is a great dad. Why cant we get along for the kids sakes?”

Los Angeles, — If you or anyone you know is thinking about getting a divorce, stop. A must read for anyone thinking of hiring a divorce lawyer is a newly released free publication written by a husband and wife team who are both experienced attorneys and shareholders in a California divorce law firm. Feinberg & Waller, a professional corporation, is a results-oriented law firm practicing exclusively in Family Law. The firms’ lawyers can compete head to head with the nation’s best Family Law advocates. The law firm is known throughout Southern California for its skilled, effective, well-crafted, and refined legal presentations. The free publication, How to Hire a Divorce Attorney and Save Money Too: The Inside Scoop from Family Lawyers by Marshall and Mary Ellen Waller, is available on the Feinberg & Waller website publication’s page. http://www.feinbergwaller.com/CM/Custom/Family-Law-Publication.asp.

The unparallel candor of this publication gives a rare, valuable, and revealing insight into the true nature of family law. This free public service publication is a comprehensive overview of the considerations surrounding hiring an attorney for your divorce. The attorney’s perspectives and observations on their field include their thoughts on such topics as “maybe you don’t have to get a divorce”. The forthright content contains the same suggestions and insights as they would share with close friends and family members going through a divorce, custody or related matter.

The authors share their thoughts on handling your divorce in a civil, adult and responsible manner while maintaining the ability to interact with your ex-spouse and maintain your composure for the sake of the children as well as your own sanity. Readers are cautioned to watch out for lawyers who sell themselves as “street fighters”. They are also told in detail about what should happen at the first meeting and what clients can do to save money after they hire a lawyer. One of the goals of the publication is to enable people to make smart, educated choices.

Feinberg & Waller’s principal litigator, Marshall Waller is a Certified Family Law Specialist, certified by the Board of Legal Specialization of the State Bar of California. He holds an advanced degree in Taxation, is the author of a popular comprehensive California family law textbook, and is a family law legal commentator. Mary Ellen Waller is admitted to practice law in both the State of New York and the State of California. She has extensive business management and litigation experience in both New York and California. The experienced lawyers at Feinberg & Waller are quintessential professionals who work as a team and are passionate about the field of family law. Feinberg & Waller lawyers regularly attend continuing education seminars to stay abreast of new developments in family law. Each attorney in this firm is articulate, business savvy, a writer and a litigator. This combination creates a powerful force of divorce attorneys.

The firm’s representative clientele include business executives, attorneys, doctors, media professionals, and other high net worth individuals. With offices in Calabasas as well as Beverly Hills the firm is able to serve the needs of a broad geographical range of clients. The firm’s offices are designed in an elegant, home-like manner to enable clients to relax and have a comfortable, secure meeting experience during this difficult time.
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