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Mens Divorce Tactics

Carnell Mathis | July 2, 2010 | Comments (1)

Divorce can be a brutal thing. It signals not only the end of a relationship one thought was meant to last, but also the beginning of an often long, painful, and drawn-out process of disentangling property, custody, and financial concerns. With between forty and fifty percent of American marriages now ending in divorce, the problem is a growing concern for many men, especially considering the risks concerned. Men’s divorce can wrench fathers away from their children, as mothers gain custody almost five times more often than fathers do. Additionally, property often gets divided so that divorcing husbands lose substantial, hard-won assets like homes, cars, and real estate. And divorce for men can also entail significant financial loss, as men accounted for 97 percent of U.S. alimony payers in 2008 alone, and paid out a total of $9.4 billion in spousal support to their ex-wives. Add to that child support payments averaging around five thousand dollars annually, and it is no small wonder that Jim Williams has decided to write his new e-book, Insider Secrets and Strategies That Men Must Know to Win Their Divorce, and create a new website, Mens Divorce Tactics to help teach men how to protect themselves.

Mens Divorce Tactics - Should not be taken lightly!

Williams, a former divorce lawyer himself, established the site and wrote the book to let men know the truth about men’s divorce and the legal system. The website itself gives some startling insights into the mindset that divorce lawyers bring to the courtroom--it’s not necessarily about serving justice--and the effects of growing up fatherless on children. The book also looks to have even more information about how, when, and why to fight for child custody, including pursuing timesharing and paternity confirmation. Both sources contain insider tips and advice on the legal process of divorce, from how to handle a separation, to finding the right attorney and minimizing your post-divorce tax bill. In a straightforward, engaging style, Williams lays out the basic steps that every man needs to know in order to safeguard his assets during a divorce--advice that many men out there will need, unfortunately.

The fact is, divorce for men is different. It calls for much more aggressive tactics, more savvy techniques, and more dedication to come out on top, or at least unscathed. Williams’s website and book are worth a look, as invaluable tools in helping thousands of men make the best of the bad situation that is men’s divorce.