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File Size: 1365 KB
Print Length: 215 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 1937458911
Publisher: Sourced Media Books; 2 edition (January 7, 2015)
Publication Date: January 7, 2015
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Language: English
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Full disclosure: I read this book while not going through a divorce at all. I'm actually a financial advisor and read this book as a refresher to my knowledge around divorce, so my review comes from the perspective of someone who's already relatively competent in this area.Overall Thoughts:This book teaches a lot of the important things you need to know if you're considering a divorce or are in the midst of one. I would recommend it to those with a divorce in the future, especially since it gives the reader a great mindset and overview of things they should know/keep in mind. However, I wish the book was written more concisely, and I'd give readers a word of caution with how salesy the book can be at times. Because all of the essential information is there, in a format that most people will be able to understand, I give it 3 stars. I would have given this 4 or 5 stars if it felt like it was written cohesively (as opposed to just stringing together a bunch of his previously written blog posts) and if it didn't feel like he was just trying to use this book as a sales ploy to buy the 5 other books in his 6 part series...More Details of my Review:Unfortunately, I found the organization of topics to be decent at best, with the book jumping around from one topic to the next and back to previously mentioned topics without a very good flow to it. As with almost any book of this sort, you can find all this information online. For instance, you could just google "what to know if getting divorced" and keep googling any new & unfamiliar related topic that comes up in blogs or websites you are reading.The good news of structuring the book like this, jumping back and forth to various topics, is that it does a good job of beating the content into your memory since it says the same thing over and over again... The one thing that really bugged me about it though was how often the book repeated itself verbatim. For instance, it felt like most chapters had at least a few sentences 'recycled' word-for-word from another chapter, and in other more significant cases I found a few instances where he copy-and-pasted multiple paragraphs in a row directly from other chapters. Speaking only for myself here, I try to give a lot of my attention to reading and highlighting/note taking with books like this on the first time around, and found it annoying to have to read so many things twice, almost as if he wanted to just artificially beef up the number of pages instead of only focusing on producing concise content with everything you need to know. I feel confident in saying that he could've written the same book without repeating himself or leaving out any important content, and it would've been 20%-40% shorter...which would help prevent wasting a significant amount of the reader's time.Another thing to note is that he's quite salesy in this book, often pushing his brand/content and suggesting you get a financial advisor exactly like him... That's not necessarily a bad thing, since I fully agree that divorcees should build a team of professionals as he suggests (one of which should be a competent financial advisor). All I'm saying is to just keep his salesiness in mind and periodically question the motivations for his specific recommendations. The salesiness really shines through too when you consider how many times he tries to build his brand "Think Financially, Not Emotionally" and suggests you continue reading more of his other books in the series... He has 6 books in the series! If this book is any indication of what his other books contain, they will do a fantastic job of repeating what he said in this one a few more times with potentially one or two nuanced points and a couple extra references to using him as a financial planner. Sure seems like he could've condensed this book to 120 pages and probably added in the content from all the other books into one comprehensive divorce book that's under 250 pages, but instead he decided to stretch the content in massive font with lots of blank pages and large pictures to eek out a handful of 200 pg books that he can charge you $15 each... My advice - consider just reading this one and googling additional topics of interest to you if it doesn't completely satisfy your specific questions/situation!There's also the issue of a fair amount of this content being out of date from a legal/tax perspective....Oh also, as other reviewers have mentioned, apparently you can get all this content for free online if you just read his blogs. He apparently wasn't shy with copy-and-pasting from his blogs into this book either, likely why it's so repetitive and disorganized - as if it were just a bunch of various blog posts strung together...
very good advice, but it boils down to what the ex is willing to admit what you were worth, in my case, nothing. So women I would immediately put yourself first, don't ever think it will NOT happen to you. I thought that for 35 years. lol
A must-have for the stay-at-home spouse who's up against divorce. The author covers all the stuff you should be gathering for preparing for a divorce, and it is *much much cheaper to get the list from him than from your lawyer.*Get this even if your income is low; you can't afford not to be prepared, regardless.Something he doesn't say: Make a timeline for your lawyer, include major financial decisions and happenings (like when he/she left or got a big bonus, and also who has the kids and when/how long, when he/she moved out, etc...) Think like a detective and keep documentation, including printing out texts.This book is a little bit dated, but you will get a thorough list of what to do to prepare for a divorce. Do not hide your head in the sand. Someone needs to take care of you, and he might be gone now, so you have only yourself; separate your emotional wreckage from your care-taker-self, and just do it. You will be glad you did, later on when you have recovered from this, because the aftermath of a divorce is long term. In most states, you can go back for a modification in child support every 2 or 3 years, but this book covers the initial divorce where you divvy up all assets.UPDATE, 5/2016: My divorce has been final for a long time now. However, having compared notes with so many other women with children, every single one has a story of how their soon-to-be-Ex got them to agree to less child support, less of the assets, or whatever, because they felt sorry for them, or they trusted them for some dumb reason. One woman's story struck me hard: she agreed to a small lump sum because he said he was financially ruined. Turns out that he was lying to her and actually had >10x more than he was claiming to have. He did not support his children, either. She supported her kids on a Walmart job while he got a new wife. (Which reduces him to a DNA-donor at best.) Please put on your no-nonsense hat when dealing with your ex. The least said, the better. You can always give him money later, if you must. But what happens in court is binding; that decree is your only shot at future-proofing your financial future and that of your children. The court believes that the kids should get *the same standard of living at both households,* regardless of everything else. (New spouses and rich girlfriends/boyfriends do not factor in at all; it's not their kids.) The child support will go to whomever makes less (historical salary plays a part.)Off-topic:Whatever you do, do not lie or otherwise try to mislead a judge. If you must, back out of the court proceedings and tell everyone you need to think about it and then get a new lawyer and a new judge assigned. I had a really Pro-Dad judge (nothing wrong with that) who decided to override my already-agreed-upon decree (not fair to me because I had given up all child support) and wrote in a clause himself because he felt the agreement was not fair to my soon-to-be-ex (who makes more than I do.) I was shocked; and I signed. I could have chosen not to sign it and waited another 2 months for a new court date and a new judge. Stupid me. My lawyer was so inexperienced, he did not advise me one way or another and I thought I had to sign that divorce decree because it could not be changed. Wrong....Lawyers cannot be trusted 100%, either. If you have a bad feeling about yours, listen to your intuition. Get the docs that they have made to date and go find another lawyer. (Reviews online are manipulated by lawyers, BTW. Try getting a referral from a friend.) Judges are just people and have opinions about what "should" be, and will interpret the law so as to color it to their opinion. A purple shovel still works like a shovel, but most people seem to expect a regular looking shovel! That's what judges do. As an engineer, I had some dumb idea that judges are impartial.And last but not least, bite your tongue if you have to, but with children you need to remember that your spouse is their beloved daddy/mommy (ok, well, not in ALL cases...some children are abused.) Can you imagine what it would have felt like as a young child if your mom/dad had said nasty things about someone you still loved? Bite your tongue and don't say anything. Take the high road on that one and talk about him to your friends when the kids are not around. Your children will be VERY aware of his flaws when they get older. Until then, they need to feel like they can trust you. I cannot speak to everyone's situation; I am speaking about my own. My parents are still together. And my ex was not a demon, just an idiot. This applies both ways; shortly after my divorce, my brother got divorced (he's a pastor, and it ruined his ability to be a pastor forever when his wife left him for another man, in his denomination. Yup.) But she is an engineer, and now he is getting child support from her. So the shoe CAN go on the other foot...the court will try to even things up with respect to the children. Family court is a racket: constitutional rights do not really exist. If you want to know more, watch "Divorce Corp" on Netflix. It's a really ugly part of the American legal system. Be careful and best wishes.
I needed this information due to my divorce. Husband hiding money is the most interesting part. Don't fall for rushed divorces!!
Ladies find a bag, box, trash can and dump your emotions during your divorce. Don't think for one second crying helps you win. Put away the tears while in court and during negotiations bring them out at home alone. This book is a must buy!!
This is an extremely helpful, straightforward book. I recommend it particularly to women dealing with narcissistic men.
This is a great book for anyone wanting to understand what they are truly entitled to. My husband has spent a surprising amount of time working to hide and protect his assets to keep them from our children as well as me. Have the right team and get the rude advice. This book will help you understand what is going on around you.
This is not is a book I ever thought I would need to read much less want to read but the reality is that it is a necessary book for me. Jeff has done a wonderful job keeping what could be a very complicated topic easy to understand and follow. It provided me with all the useful information that I never would have thought about before.
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