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High Conflict Divorce

12 coping skills to deal with toxic ex in court battle

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High Conflict Divorce

By: Stephen A. Anthony
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Are you dealing with a toxic ex and your divorce is full of conflict?

If you are dealing with a narcissist or bpd, it won't be an easy divorce

While most divorces are at least amicable and easily resolved, a divorce against someone with a personality disorder is anything but. They have to win and prove they are superior to you, no matter the cost. That includes the kids who will be stuck in the middle. Most people aren't sure what to expect and aren't prepared when they are coping with a divorce against a narcissist or borderline personality disorder. If you are dealing with a high conflict divorce, this book can help you to learn what may be coming and how to deal with it. There are tactics you can use and skills that will enable you to survive during this difficult time. If you aren't prepared, the toxic ex will manipulate you and the court, and they will get everything they want.

You will learn:

  1. Questions to ask your lawyer
  2. What to tell your lawyer about your ex
  3. Simple techniques to cut down on the lying and manipulation
  4. How to go into mediation like a champ
  5. Find out what type of disorder your ex may have and what to look for
I get it, I do. My divorce started with my ex taking the kids and running to a shelter, claiming I was abusive to her and the kids. And it was all to get her way. We went back to court 8 more times after the divorce and it was a continuous struggle. There is a lot that I learned and a lot that I didn't expect and had to deal with. This book is a compilation of that knowledge and is designed to inform others of the problems when divorcing someone that will cause conflict.

Get this book before your next court appointment and get control of your life

 Divorce & Separation Marriage & Long-Term Partnerships Relationships Divorce Mental Health
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