| He Had It Coming: How to Outsmart Your Husband and Win Your Divorce |  | Author: Stacy Schneider
Publisher: Gallery
Category: Book
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Sales Rank: 237,375
Media: Paperback
Edition: Original
Pages: 224
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Dimensions (in): 9 x 6 x 0.7
ISBN: 1416949356
Dewey Decimal Number: 346.730166
EAN: 9781416949350
ASIN: 1416949356
Publication Date: January 1, 2008
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Product Description
It's all about getting even. We all know that women earn less than men, and unfortunately this also applies to the spoils of divorce. Veteran trial attorney and former divorce lawyer Stacy Schneider, Esq., knows what it takes to get women their fair share, and now, using examples from her own practice and her own divorce, she is making the strategies that worked for her available to you!In a single handbook, He Had It Coming answers your questions, calms your nerves, and walks you through the process with confidence and control. Centered around her one-of-a-kind Pre-Divorce Plan, Schneider guides you through a divorce lawsuit, revealing insider information, divorce success secrets, and tactics, including: •the answer to the number one question asked by wives on the verge of divorce
•crucial planning measures to implement before the papers are filed
•a hidden asset search plan to help make sure you don't walk away with less than you deserve
•tried-and-true stealth negotiation techniques to get you what you want
•how you can possibly save thousands of dollars by handling aspects of divorce yourself
•the way to hit a cheating spouse in his wallet. Packed with checklists, strategic tips, sample practice dialogues, and firsthand pointers, He Had It Coming is the ultimate companion guide for any woman changing her "I do" to an "I don't."
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| Customer Reviews:
 Great book even for men January 20, 2008
Dr. Andrew Andonov
10 out of 12 found this review helpful
It sounds like Bookman is an Angry Man and had a very bad divorce. I
read the book and I am a man and I thought the complete opposite of
what he said. Despite the title, the book is actually promoting
husbands and wives to get along, and was surprisingly good. It says for
the wife to be nice to the husband so there is always open
communication, especially when children are involved. As far as what
the author wrote about the advice huritng kids-- again I can't see
where he's coming from. It seems like the book is showing how to
improve dynamics, even through a nasty divorce. Even though I tried to
dislike the book, I actually wish the author would write the same book
for us guys. It was really easy to read and understandable and the tips
seemed insightful for the women.
Amazingly insightful and easy to understand January 6, 2008
Deb (Wilton, CT United States)
5 out of 7 found this review helpful
He Had it Coming is a wonderful planner - it lays out in clear and easy language how to prepare and plan for a divorce. The checklists are most helpful - from whether you are ready to leave him to what records you need to copy first. Part psychology and part law...one complete how to. Excellent.
A+ August 29, 2008
A. Back
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
This book is amazing and every woman going through divorce should have a copy in her night table. It is a lifesaver and in my opinion the best book out there on divorce. I learned tips that even my divorce lawyer didn't tell me. I wish I had read this book even earlier because the pre-divorce plan the author sets out is probably some of the best advice I have heard. Even if you are thinking about divorce and want to protect yourself in your marriage, this book is extremely helpful. I was surprised at how much useful information was packed in the pages. I give it an A+.He Had It Coming: How to Outsmart Your Husband and Win Your Divorce
 Hard to Generalize... January 28, 2009
K. Keyes (Longmont, CO)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
...something like divorce when it's so state dependent. She does emphasis consulting with an attorney for your individual state about many cirumstances, but then why would you need this book? Divorce law just varies way too much from state to state to generalize about how best to go about getting one. She gives useful tips on how to behave and keep the proceedings civil. "Letting the tears flow" during property division negotiations is pricelessly sexist! Other than that, the title would lead one to believe the book is about enacting revenge against an evil husband, but she actually recommends against this approach. Also, she covers no-fault and fault style divorce but doesn't even mention collaborative which is gaining in popularity. Not with lawyers but with prospective divorcees, which is maybe why she doesn't elude to it. Collaborative divorce is NOT lucrative for lawyers by design. It's also unknown in North East states where she practices. Which is why, if you're going to get a divorce, get a lawyer. Every state and sometimes county, is different to one degree or another. This book won't help that much because of that.
 Another Poorly Written Book aimed at Increasing Conflict January 13, 2008
Bookman (New York)
8 out of 16 found this review helpful
This book is clearly aimed at increasing rather than reducing conflict in already problematic situations. Wirse off - the recommendations, when children are invloded, are likely to harm children in the short term and long term.
A friend provided this book to me and I had a hard time getting through it. Clealry aimed at - get all his money.
If you need advice on divorce, as a woman or a man, pick a book which provides solid advice in your best interest, your children's best intrest and does so with some dignity.
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