How To Escape A Bad Marriage- A Self Help Divorce Book for Women

by Diane Tegarden

Overview

“How to Escape a Bad Marriage – A Self Help Divorce Book For Women,” provides step by step instructions on how to achieve financial and emotional independence in preparation for a divorce. It offers various forms and lists, which are included to help you figure out how to plan your escape so you won't end up impoverished and confused after your divorce.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940012816436
Publisher:	FireWalker Publications, Inc.
Publication date:	06/01/2004
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	96
File size:	68 KB

About the Author

Diane Tegarden, an author of three published books, lives in Pasadena, with her husband and three cats. She’s been a print journalist since 1992, writing on a wide range of subjects including; renewable energy, environmental concerns, holistic health, women’s issues, and Native Spirituality. Her work has been published in: The Pasadena Star News, Security Sales Magazine, The Pasadena Weekly, The Solar Flare, The Feral Forest, Earth Luvyrs Calendar, The Daily Sundial, the West Coast Well Being, Associated Content, Health Breakthroughs and The Examiner.com.

Editorial Reviews

The book is a practical, affirming, self-help resource for divorcing women. And, it’s clear how much research and love she poured into it. Congratulations on bringing your “baby” to the world!

Anne Dennison

“How to Escape a Bad Marriage: A Self-Help Divorce Book for Women” is a wonderful resource for women who are contemplating divorce. Diane Tegarden offers a step-by-step guide to everything you need to know and handle as you prepare to go it alone with or without children. I just wish I had read this book before I ended my own marriage. I was one of those women who struggled to make ends meet financially and didn't know which way to turn. I highly recommend this book!

Beverly Mahone

With financial information on spousal support, child support, and community property issues, the reader can figure out where her finances stand. There are also checklists of questions for an attorney, or accountant, should you need one. Other forms help the reader to assess her own situation (strengths, weaknesses and obstacles), and assists her in planning for her family’s future.

Julia Nizinski