Marriage and Divorce are never easy; yet, sometimes, the best thing you can do is Put a Period to IT. The factors that lead up to divorce are not always cut and dry. IT is not the affair that breaks up the marriage nor is it the fact that one or both spouses have ‘tried’ to repair the marriage. Marriage and divorce are a dance that often takes years to finally resolve. The author, Helen L. Horvath, utilizes sound research to develop and explore a common sense approach to divorce.

She includes information about:

• The positive and negative relationship styles and how to end a relationship that is not working.
• Case studies that bring those relationship styles to light.
• As part of the examination of lifestyles, the author has adapted several lifestyle assessments into questionnaires that will aid in determining your relationship style and where you are in your relationship
• General legal forms required to prepare for filing for divorce
• Divorce plan that will commit your action to paper as you move forward

The author guides the reader from the basics of why to the actual movement of beginning the divorce process. Sometimes the best thing you can do in the case of a suffering marriage is Put a period to IT.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Helen L. Horvath, MA, PsyD (Cand) is an experienced marriage and family therapist and life/executive coach. She has taught psychology and sociology courses at College of Southern Maryland and Alliant International University, San Diego Campus. Ms. Horvath is the founder of HW Associates, a management consulting group where she and her team perform management consultation, strategic planning, and life/executive coaching to the disabled and able population. She is a community advocate and recently completed her second term on the Board of the San Diego Workforce Partnership School to Career Youth Council. As a community activist, Ms. Horvath has sat on numerous high profile boards and committees throughout her career both in San Diego and Washington, DC. She is a published author in the field of domestic violence and a former columnist for the Alpine Sun where she wrote the weekly “Family Matters” column. Ms. Horvath currently writes for FamilyZip.com under the username Illiana.