Why You Don't Need A Divorce Attorney: One Paralegal's Take On Divorce, Responsibility And Compromise - Paperback

by Tim Blankenship (Author)

Why you don't need a divorce attorney was written to inform people that there are other ways of getting a divorce. That there are better ways of going through a divorce. In this book the author discusses stories of folks who have used divorce attorneys when there were alternative solutions that they could have used, but they just didn't know existed. The author also explains what these alternative, better solutions for divorce are and how to use them. This book is not meant to put divorce attorneys in a negative light. Sometimes you are just going to need a divorce attorney because of what is happening in your situation. But where parties to a divorce are in agreement or at least willing to work towards coming to an agreement, there are certainly better, cheaper solutions to help you along the divorce path. This book is an interesting read and one that everyone will walk away having learned something about divorce and the divorce process. You will discover: -How to save money on your divorce -Why mediation is better than litigation -How divorce attorneys make their money -How to save money on a divorce attorney if you really need one -Why people are filing for divorce -What it means to compromise during divorce -A better way to get through your divorce -Why making decision with your emotions will cost you -How to talk about divorce with your spouse

Author Biography

The Author, Tim Blankenship, is a leading Legal Document Assistant in California who specializes in divorce. Tim has helped 1000's of clients through the divorce process without the need for a divorce attorney and has saved his clients $100,000's of thousands of dollars over the years. Tim hopes you will learn from his experiences a better way of going through divorce.