Divorce, Custody and Family Law Resources

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The attorneys at ShounBach also recommend the following resources:

Alternate Forms of Dispute Resolution – Alternative Dispute Resolution (“ADR”) refers to any method of settling disputes outside of the courtroom. Deciding on one of the following alternative forms of dispute resolution might be less costly, less time consuming and provide a better solution for resolution of a dispute than litigation. Learn more.

Publications:

“In the Best Interest of the Child” by Stanton E. Samenow, Ph.D
“Raising the Kids You Love with the Ex You Hate” by Edward Farber, Ph.D
“Divorce Dance” by Stan Corey
“Caught in the Middle” by Carla Garnity and Mitchell A. Baris
“American Girls: Social Media and the Secret Lives of Teenagers” by Nancy Jo Sales
AAML: “Child Centered Residential Guidelines©” (available from the AAML)
“Navigating Emotional Currents in Collaborative Divorce” by Kate Scharff, M.S.W and Lisa Herrick, Ph.D.
“Graceful Divorce Solutions” by Marcy Jones, J.D.
“Mastering Crucial Moments in Separation and Divorce” by Kate Scharff, M.S.W and Lisa Herrick, Ph.D.
Northern Trust: “Conversations About Wealth Transfer Legacy” (available from Northern Trust Bank)
Changing the Conversation The 17 Principles of Conflict Resolution by Dana Casperson

Videos:

Talk to Strangers (the video can be purchased at www.ChildCustodyFilm.com)

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