A BFF’s Guide to Divorce
Tactical Information for Anyone Who Is Starting on the Journey Called Divorce
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Self Help
| Author: | Author Victoria Vestuto, Illustrated by Ed Tripp | ISBN: | 9781480973886 |
| Publisher: | Dorrance Publishing | Publication: | May 4, 2017 |
| Imprint: | RoseDog Books | Language: | English |
| Author: | Author Victoria Vestuto, Illustrated by Ed Tripp |
| ISBN: | 9781480973886 |
| Publisher: | Dorrance Publishing |
| Publication: | May 4, 2017 |
| Imprint: | RoseDog Books |
| Language: | English |
A BFF’s Guide to Divorce
Written by Victoria Vestuto
Illustrated by Ed Tripp
If you, or someone you know, is about to go or is going through the divorce process, read this book.
Divorce is a journey, and typically not an easy one. There are so many variables and decisions throughout and it can leave people exhausted and emotionally drained. You can choose to go it alone, but it is best to have a close friend, a confidant, a BFF, by your side. Inside the book, some of those variables and decisions are explained. If you “go it alone,” this book is still very helpful. But it also explains the role a BFF can play. A BFF can help make the journey more palatable by providing emotional and tactical support. If you are the one getting the divorce, the author highly encourages you to read this first, but then pass it on to your BFF. Or, if you know someone getting a divorce, and you really want to help, share this book with them.
As Victoria Vestuto journeyed with several friends down this road, they often found themselves confused and frustrated. Terms were thrown around by lawyers that they had no idea what they meant. Court dates were mandated and they often did not know why. This book was written to help someone have a smoother experience.
About the Author
We all are blessed with certain gifts and talents. Victoria Vestuto has a love for people and a love of being analytical. She is a wife, a mother, a friend and works in the Information Systems (computer) area. With her life experience of juggling all of these roles, she documented time-saving ideas and authored The Joy of Living an Organized Life by Seaboard Press. She then had the life experience of walking side-by-side with friends who were going through a divorce. She documented these experiences in a way that will help others.
A BFF’s Guide to Divorce
Written by Victoria Vestuto
Illustrated by Ed Tripp
If you, or someone you know, is about to go or is going through the divorce process, read this book.
Divorce is a journey, and typically not an easy one. There are so many variables and decisions throughout and it can leave people exhausted and emotionally drained. You can choose to go it alone, but it is best to have a close friend, a confidant, a BFF, by your side. Inside the book, some of those variables and decisions are explained. If you “go it alone,” this book is still very helpful. But it also explains the role a BFF can play. A BFF can help make the journey more palatable by providing emotional and tactical support. If you are the one getting the divorce, the author highly encourages you to read this first, but then pass it on to your BFF. Or, if you know someone getting a divorce, and you really want to help, share this book with them.
As Victoria Vestuto journeyed with several friends down this road, they often found themselves confused and frustrated. Terms were thrown around by lawyers that they had no idea what they meant. Court dates were mandated and they often did not know why. This book was written to help someone have a smoother experience.
About the Author
We all are blessed with certain gifts and talents. Victoria Vestuto has a love for people and a love of being analytical. She is a wife, a mother, a friend and works in the Information Systems (computer) area. With her life experience of juggling all of these roles, she documented time-saving ideas and authored The Joy of Living an Organized Life by Seaboard Press. She then had the life experience of walking side-by-side with friends who were going through a divorce. She documented these experiences in a way that will help others.
