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Divorced Fathers and Their Families Legal, Economic, and Emotional Dilemmas Florence Kaslow Praise for Divorced Fathers and Their Families: “Dr. Kaslow tells the story of forgotten fathers who suffer not only from the distance divorce imposes from their children, but from society’s lack of sympathy for their suffering. A wife and mother as well as a distinguished professional, she forcefully brings these long-ignored issues out of the shadows. A must read for all professionals working in the field of divorce as well as for grown children of divorce and their parents.” Carolyn Susman, health columnist, Palm Beach Daily News, Palm Beach, Florida "This unique book by noted psychologist Florence Kaslow provides a cornucopia of information, ranging from historical factors in child custody decisions, to stages of the divorce process and tips on parenting coordination. Thirteen detailed case stories of divorcing dads obtained through questionnaire-based personal interviews provide a fascinating range of personal experiences that Dr. Kaslow analyzes to reveal common divorce problems. Other experts on divorce then describe how more positive outcomes might have occurred utilizing different services/interventions provided by well trained systemically-oriented professionals. This wide-ranging book is a valuable resource for therapists, mediators, lawyers, child custody evaluators, child advocates, and family court judges." David Schnarch, Ph.D. Director, Crucible Institute of Evergreen Colorado International bestselling author of Passionate Marriage, Intimacy & Desire, and Constructing the Sexual Crucible. Divorced Fathers and Their Families presents a needed corrective to this knowledge gap without trivializing the problems and needs of divorced mothers and children or downplaying the realities of divorce. In much of the book, divorced men's narratives reveal their roles in their children's lives, the emotional turmoil when those roles are disrupted, and their frustrations when the legal system assumes the worst about them. Other chapters provide systemic and personality perspectives on divorce and custody issues, a guide to emerging trends in divorce services, and strategies for making divorce less toxic for all. The evolution of divorce and custody decisions over the last century. Representative case stories from divorced fathers, in their own words. Overview of current divorce services and professionals: child advocates, mediation, family evaluation, and more. "What-if" scenarios suggesting how the case examples might have turned out with alternate interventions. Real-world advice for humanizing the divorce process--even years after the fact. Useful appendices, including a divorced fathers questionnaire, a model of stages in the divorce process, and guidelines for a divorce ceremony. At a time when half of marriages are breaking up, Divorced Fathers and Their Families offers family therapists and clinical psychologists insights into relationships they may have overlooked--and clients they may be underestimating.
Evolution of Thought about Custody Decisions: The Last 100 Years -- (Case 1) Dr. Blue Eyes: Dreams That Turned into Nightmares -- (Case 2) Mr. Bob Straight: I Promised Myself I Would Be a Good Dad -- (Case 3) Dr. Jorge Perez: Promises Made, Promises Kept, Until Forever Was Too Long -- (Case 4) Mr. Reuben Guy: The Nastiness Never Stopped -- Case 5) Dr. Ron Dedicated: Why Can’t Judges be trained to “Do No Harm” and really be “Just” -- (Case 6) Mr. Bill Brogan: Feeling Trapped, Escaping and the Big Lie -- (Case 7) Mr. Terry Kelly: Saga of Betrayal and a Father’s Unwavering Devotion -- (Case 8) Mr. Gene Goodman: My Life Revolves Around My Kids Now -- (Case 9) Dr. Ari Regis: The Relentless Demands and Criticism Never Cease! -- (Case 10) Mr. Arturo Miguel: How the Courts’ Rigidity Deprives Dads and Their Kids of Each Other’s Companionship and Love -- (Case 11) Mr. Hy Hopes: The Fallout of “Crazy in Love” -- (Case 12) Dr. Zack Determined: It’s a Strange World After All -- (Case Unlucky 13): My Greatest Loss -- on Cases: How Outcomes Might Have Been Different if Other Services or Professionals Had Been Utilized -- Divorce Therapy, Divorce Mediation and Collaborative Divorce -- A Different Lawyer: A Different Result -- Family Evaluation in Custody Litigation: Reducing Risks of Devastating Relationships -- Parenting Coordination -- The Role of the Child Advocate -- Why Can Some Individuals Share Their Children While Others Can’t, or Won’t? Is Personality a Major Key? -- Harken All Professionals Involved in the Tragedy of Divorce! The Urgency of Humanizing the Legal, Judicial, and Psychological Aspects of Divorce -- Appendix I – Questionnaire Administered to Divorced Dads -- Appendix II –Model of Stages in the Divorce Process -- Appendix III – Divorce Ceremony. .