Fathers' Rights: Hard-Hitting & Fair Advice for Every Father Involved in a Custody Dispute

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Summary: Father's Rights is right
Review: This will be short and simple. The book offers great advice. My son can only pray this helpful informaiton will help him in his custody battle. I recommend this book to all fathers seeking their rights and to the Judges who make those decisions about the father's getting their rights!

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Summary: Court Is Not Where We Want To End Up
Review: We have watched others follow this advice and then with all their good efforts still lose. We need more input into the process. Finding and trusting a good attorney just isn't enough. We are going to keep looking.

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Summary: Disagree that women don't deserve half of marital assets
Review: While the advice to fathers was very good (I read it because my brother is going through a divorce and custody battle and I empathize with him), I disagree with the author in that I believe a marriage is a 50-50 contract. If a husband breaks that contract and has been married many years, the woman deserves 50% of any assets that man ever receives from his sucessess as a business man. My wife put her own career secondary to mine the day we married. She helped me rise to my current status and, if I were to break my marriage vows, I would feel she deserved 1/2 of our assets and 1/2 of my future earnings because she helped me get to where I am today in my career. I don't think she thought of me as a "meal ticket" when she married me 34 years ago. We thought we were MARRIED. i.e. "all for one and one for all" in our relationship. Marriage is a contract and we worked it out together how we would proceed with our life together. I think Mr. Leving has the wrong perspective on marriage to begin with. If a wife breaks her marriage vows and earns the higher income, the husband should still receive half of the assets and half HER future earnings.