Divorce Smart: How to Thrive and Come Out Whole gives the reader leverage to incentivize the other person to settle. This might be information, money, or anything that you know will cause the other side to want to resolve the case, and more importantly, in a way that you want it to settle.
Divorce Smart will provide readers with a step-by-step guide to what is essential to help their case and save themselves time and money along the way. Trust me: "penny wise and pound foolish" can add up to tens of thousands of dollars when dealing with an irrational or vindictive spouse.
Readers will be better equipped to handle the divorce process after reading about their legal rights and options. Finding a middle ground that the reader can accept depends on understanding what the opposing side could contend about these concerns. This will assist the reader select their best and worst-case scenarios. Essentially, the outcome of the divorce will depend on which of the spouse's stories the judge buys into the most. Your goal is to ensure the judge believes that you have suffered unfairly. In its most basic form, this strategy aims to win the heart of the court.
As a former trial attorney, I learned that any type of litigation is a difficult experience for the client. Adam Weiss has provided a firsthand account of how trying the divorce process can be, emotionally, psychologically and financially, as well as advice on how to minimize those effects during divorce proceedings.
Steve Cohen
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