This book explains divorce, its historical context and complications. The reader will find in this text an important framework for understanding the fundamental documented research and recommendations for improved child custody decisions. Practitioners in psychology, medicine, law, education and public policy will find guidance across disciplines to ensure that children will endure and thrive even in high conflict divorces.
Preserving Family Ties is an important text for those in professional schools and post graduate programs who are seeking widened understanding of the interconnections across disciplines and how to apply to their own discipline.
Child advocates interested in court reform will benefit from the guidance and advice offered for parents, case managers, and court professionals may together achieve outcomes that are more effective when parents choose to separate.