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In this issue:

Firm Announcement:
FMBK Congratulates Robert C. Brandt

Useful Articles:
1. ACCOUNTING: The Forensic CPA -- Your Ally in Divorce
2. CHILD CUSTODY: Whose Time with the Kids?
3. RELATIONSHIPS: Say goodbye with love
4. CHILDREN AND DIVORCE: Are your kids at risk?
5. DIVORCE RECOVERY: Creating a satisfying life
6. HEALTH/WELL-BEING: Pathways through grief

FMBK Congratulates Robert C. Brandt

Robert C. Brandt, CFLS* has just been granted a fellowship in the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. The Academy Fellows are highly skilled negotiators and litigators who represent individuals in all facets of family law. To be represented by a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers is to be represented by a leading practitioner in the field of family law. The 1600 AAML Fellows across the United States are generally recognized by judges and attorneys as preeminent family law practitioners with a high level of knowledge, skill and integrity. Academy Fellows enjoy a reputation for professionalism, competence and integrity. Please help us in congratulate him for this very significant honor. * Certified Family Law Specialist

1. ACCOUNTING:
The Forensic CPA -- Your Ally in Divorce
Let\'s first dispel a popular misconception: Forensic does not mean dealing with the dead, as in Forensic Pathology\'s well known Dr. Quincy
http://www.divorcemag.com/c/s3/?Accounting/forensic_cpa.html

2. CHILD CUSTODY:
Whose Time with the Kids?
Divorce is disruptive for children on all fronts, especially when time once shared with the family, such as secular and religious holidays, must be negotiated in the custody agreement between divorcing spouses.
http://www.divorcemag.com/c/s3/?Child_Custody/jewish_holidays.html

3. RELATIONSHIPS:
Say goodbye with love
Our challenge in starting over is to release our pain with forgiveness, understanding, gratitude, and trust. Saying goodbye this way leaves us feeling good about ourselves.
http://www.divorcemag.com/c/s3/?Relationships/saygoodbye.html

4. CHILDREN AND DIVORCE:
Are your kids at risk?
If you believe your children will be unaffected by your divorce, you\'ll be surprised to learn that all children suffer emotional injuries. Here\'s how to minimize the damage.
http://www.divorcemag.com/c/s3/?Children_and_Divorce/kidsatrisk.html

5. DIVORCE RECOVERY:
Creating a satisfying life
Contrary to what you might believe, personal happiness is not dependent on life dealing you a good hand. How you respond to what comes your way will largely determine whether your life is fulfilling or not; here\'s how to move from dissatisfaction to real satisfaction.
http://www.divorcemag.com/c/s3/?Divorce_Recovery/create_satisfying_life.html

6. HEALTH/WELL-BEING:
Pathways through grief
Answers to some of the most frequently-asked questions about dealing with the sudden loss of a loved one.
http://www.divorcemag.com/c/s3/?Health_Well_Being/pathways.html

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