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Client Handbooks

Give your clients tangible, easy-to-read information about what they can expect during their divorce and child custody proceedings. The following issues of Family Advocate have been designed and created especially for individuals or families going through a divorce.

How to Order Client Manuals

  1. Order online, just click on the links below for a specific issue.
  2. Download an order form to fax or mail.
  3. Contact the ABA Service Center at 800-285-2221. (Be sure to provide the PC number.)

In-Stock Handbooks

Current Issue -- Summer 2008
The 50+ Divorce
A Handbook for Clients


PC 51311003101
A must for anyone who is going through or has recently gone through a mid-life divorce. Articles cover retirement, financial fitness, estate planning options, health-care coverage, potential problems to avoid, and suggestions to facilitate the economic transformation from married life to that of a single person.
See the Table of Contents.



Coparenting During and After Divorce
A Handbook for Parents


PC 51311003001
The articles and information in this client manual are designed to help parents who are going through (or have recently completed) the divorce process in order to provide the most beneficial opportunities for coparenting and reinforce the right of children to share both parents.
See the Table of Contents.





My Parents are Getting Divorced
A Handbook by and for Kids


PC 51311002901
Divorce can be very hard on kids and parents don't always know what to say or do. This handbook is the perfect guide for kids to read—or parents to read with them—in order to understand what to do with their feelings, what will happen to them, how to talk to a judge, and how to continue their lives.
See the Table of Contents.





Illuminating Answers to 200+ FAQs:
Frequently Asked Questions About Divorce
A Client Manual

PC 51311002801
An easy-to-understand handbook that answers all of your client's spoken and unspoken questions about their divorce.
See the Table of Contents.



Surviving Your Divorce and Beyond
PC 51311002701
This is an ideal manual to handout for every new client at the beginning of the divorce case. It explains the divorce process and the client's role in it.
See the Table of Contents



Divorce Forms: A Handbook for Clients
PC 51311002401
An issue designed to help gather client information at and after the initial client interview. By handing this issue out to each client, you can compile a history of the client's marriage and gather facts about the family and the pending divorce case.
See the Table of Contents

 

What Your Children Need ... Now: A Divorcing Parent's Handbook
PC 51311002601
... will offer reassurance to your clients by answering many of their questions regarding the needs of their children during the course of a divorce. It provides articles and resource that will help parents focus on their children and provide information about helpful resources.
See the Table of Contents.



ADR Options: A Client Handbook
PC 51311002404
A wonderful handout for every client who believes that going to trial is the only way to proceed. It explores mediation, arbitration, and collaborative law and the costs and advantages of each. It is particularly helpful in states with mandatory mediation.
See the Table of Contents.

 

Looking for a previous client handbook?
Many of our handbooks have been reprinted or can be replaced with a similar manual from our available titles.

If you are looking for... Try this one instead!
513-1100-1803
Handbook for the Newly Divorced
51311002701
Surviving Your Divorce and Beyond
513-1100-1804
My Parents are Getting Divorced
51311002901
My Parents are Getting Divorced
513-1100-2101
Coparenting After Divorce
51311002601
What Your Children Need Now
513-1100-2201
Surviving Your Divorce
51311002701
Surviving Your Divorce and Beyond
513-1100-2204
Never Ending Divorce
51311002701
Surviving Your Divorce and Beyond

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