Feibleman Case Attorneys at Law - Family Law, Divorce, Estate Planning, Personal Injury, Alternative Dispute Resolution attorneys / lawyers in Oregon - Recommended Books About Family Law Issues:

Recommended Books About Family Law Issues:

Drafting Parenting Plans: Parenting Plans Guide drafted by the Statewide Family Law Advisory Committee of the Oregon Judicial Department. This guide is available through the OJD web site at ww.ojd.state.or.us/familylaw/home.
Between Love & Hate, A Guide to Civilized Divorce: Lois Gold, M.S.W. (Plenum Press 1992)
Crazy Time Surviving Divorce: Abigail Trafford (Bantam Books 1982)
The Good Divorce, Keeping Your Family Together When Your Marriage Comes Apart: Constance Ahrons, Ph.D. (Harper-Collins 1994)
Prenups for Lovers, a Romantic Guide to Prenuptial Agreements: Arlene G. Dubin (Random House 2001)
Surviving the Breakup, How Children and Parents Cope with Divorce: Judith Wallerstein (Basic Books Publishers 1980)
The Unexpected Legacy of Divorce, a 25 Year Landmark Study: Judith Wallerstein, Julia Lewis and Sandra Blakeslee (Hyperion Publisher 2000)
Untying the Knot: Janine M. Bernard and Harold Hacknet (Winston Press 1983)
Your Divorce Advisor: Diana Mercer, J.D. and Marsha Kline Pruett, Ph.D., M.S.L. (Simon & Schuster 2001)

The Custody Handbook: Persia Woolley (Summit Books)
Divorce Book For Parents: Vicki Lansky (New American Library 1989)
Families Apart, Ten Keys to Successful Co-Parenting: Melinda Blau (The Berkley Publishing Company 1993)
Growing Up With Divorce: Neil Kalter (The Free Press 1990)
Helping Your Child Succeed After Divorce: Florence Bienenfeld (Hunter House 1987)
Joint Custody with a Jerk: Julie Ross and Judy Corcoran (St. Martin's Press 1996)
Long Distance Parenting: A Guide for Divorced Parents: Miriam Galper Cohen (NAL 1989)
Mom's House, Dad's House: Making Shared Custody Work: Isolina Ricci (MacMillan and Co. 1981)
101 Ways To Be A Long Distance Super Dad: George Newman (Blossom Valley Press 1981)
Putting Kids First, Walking Away from a Marriage Without Walking Over the Kids: Michael L. Oddenino (Family Connections Publishing 1995)
Second Chances: Judith S. Wallerstein and Sandra Blackslee (Ticknor and Fields 1989)
Shared Parenthood After Divorce: Ciji Ware (Viking 1982)
Surviving The Break-Up: How Children and Parents Cope With Divorce: Judith S. Wallerstein and Joan B. Kelley (Basic Books, Inc. 1980)

The Future of Love: Daphne Rose Kingma (Doubleday Press 1998)
Going It Alone: Robert Weiss (Basic Books, Inc. 1979)
How To Win As A Step-Family: John Visher and Emily Visher (W.W. Norton 1982)
Life After Divorce: Sharon Wegscheider-Cruse (Health Communications, Inc. 1994)
The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work: John M. Gottman, Ph.D. (Three Rivers Press, 1999)
Step-motherhood: How to Survive Without Feeling Frustrated, Left-Out, or Wicked: Cherie Burns (Times Books 1985)

Getting To Yes: Roger Fisher and William Ury (Penguin Books 1981)
Mediation: Jay Folberg and Allison Taylor (Jossey-Bass 1988)

The Dinosaur's Divorce: L. and M. Brown (Little, Brown 1988)
Divorce is ... A Kid's Coloring Book: K. Magid and W. Schreibman (Pelican Publishing Co. 1980)
I Love You More Than ...: Elizabeth Hickey and James Cohen (Family Connections Publishing 1998)
It's Not Your Fault, Koko Bear: Vicki Lansky (Book Peddlers 1998)
My Parents Still Love Me Even Though They're Getting Divorced: Lois V. Nightingale, Ph.D. (Nightingale Rose Publishers 1997)

Divorce Can Happen to the Nicest People: Peter Mayle (Macmillan 1979)
Mr. Rogers Talks With Families About Divorce: Fred Rogers and Claire O'Brien (Berkley Press 1988)
Now I Have a Step-Parent and It's Kind of Confusing: Janet Sinberg Stenson (Avon Books 1979)

Coping When Your Family Falls Apart: Dianna Booher (Messner 1979)
The Day The Loving Stopped: Julie List (Seaview Books 1980)
How It Feels When Parents Divorce: Jill Krementz (Alfred A. Knopf 1984)
How To Get It Together When Your Parents Divorce: Arlene Richards and Irene Willis (Bantam Books 1976)

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