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Links & Resources
Books on Divorce, Mediation and Finance for Adults
Cooperative Parenting
and Divorce, "Shielding Your Child From Conflict" - A
Parent's Guide to Effective Co-Parenting
by Susan Blyth Boyan &
Ann Marie Termini
Crazy Time: Surviving
Divorce and Building a New Life
by Abigail Trafford
The Fundamentals of
Family Mediation
by John M. Haynes
Prince Charming Isn't
Coming: How Women Get Smart About Money
by Barbara Stanny (Note, also appropriate for men!)
Reconcilable
Differences: A Consumer's Guide to Divorce Mediation
by William H.
Donahue, Jr.
Books on Separation/Divorce for Children
Dinosaurs Divorce
by Marc Brown and Laurie Krasny Brown
It's Not Your Fault
Koko Bear by
Vicki Lansky
Mom's House, Dad's
House for Kids: Feeling at Home in One Home or Two
by Isolina Ricci
Career Planning
CB Bowman,
Career Planning & Executive Leadership (Plainfield, NJ)
Leslie
Praeger, Career Counseling & Planning (New York, NY)
Norwescap Career & Life
Transitions Center for Women (Hunterdon and Warren Counties,
NJ)
Divorce/Separation Support Services
GayLawNet
Parents without Partners
Rainbows (guiding
children ages 4-18 through grief)
Straight Spouse Network
Information About Choosing a
Mediator
Choosing a Divorce
Mediator by Julie Denny
Information About Divorce
DivorceHeadquarters
DivorceSource
Family Law from
NexisLexis
Legal Services' Book
A Self-Help
Guide to Divorce in New Jersey
Mediation Organizations
Association for Conflict
Resolution
New Jersey Association of
Professional Mediators
Information About Matrimonial Attorneys
Choosing a Matrimonial Attorney - A Mediator's Perspective
by Anju D. Jessani
Movies About Divorce
Marriage
Story (2019): Chronicle of a disintegrating marriage
between, the divorce litigation process, family loyalties,
and the road to a couple co-parenting their son amicably
The Squid and the Whale
(2005): Two boys deal with their self-involved parents'
divorce that leaves their lives in turmoil, as they deal
with the own coming of age.
Mrs. Doubtfire
(1993): After a bitter divorce, a non-custodial father
disguises himself as a female housekeeper to spend secret
time with his children at his ex's house.
The War of the Roses
(1989):
A married couple try everything to get each other to
leave the house in a vicious divorce battle to the death.
Kramer vs. Kramer
(1979): A just
divorced man must learn to care for his son on his own when
his ex leaves town, and then fights in court to keep custody
of him when she returns.
The Parent Trap
(1961): Twins who,
unknown to their divorced parents, meet at a summer camp,
then contrive to reunite their parents.
New Jersey Judiciary
New Jersey Child Support
Guidelines
New Jersey Judiciary
Program for Mediation of
Civil Cases
Program for Mediation of
Economic Aspects of Family Law Cases
Opinions of the New
Jersey Courts
"Parenting Time: A
Child's Right" Brochure
Other Government/Legal
Internal Revenue Service
New Jersey Taxation
Office of Legislative
Services
Social Security
Administration
Parenting Time/Scheduling Tools
The OurFamilyWizard®: Parenting
Time, Visitation Schedules, Activities, Expenses, Messaging,
Journals and More
Reciprocal Links with Other Mediators
Joan Geiger/Win-Win
Mediation
Supervised Parenting/Neutral Exchange
Safe Harbor Child Access
Centers
Weekend Workshops - Can Your Relationship Be Saved?
Imago Couples
Weekend Workshops
Videos about Divorce and Mediation
Divorce with Dignity
Mediation Services:
Anju D. Jessani
Discusses the Importance and Benefits of Mediation (48
seconds)
New Jersey
Association of Mediators Video on Divorce and Mediation:
Anju D. Jessani is the mediator in Vignette 4 - a
demonstration of a mediation session dealing with parenting,
equitable distribution, child support and alimony issues
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Association for Conflict Resolution (ACR) is
a national organization, located in Washington DC,
and is dedicated to enhancing the practice and
public understanding of conflict resolution.
The association maintains a list of mediators who
have met their training and experience requirements.
Find an Advanced Practitioner Mediator at
https://acrnet.org
or call (202) 464-9700
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New
Jersey Association of Professional Mediators (NJAPM)is
New Jersey's largest mediation organization, and the
only New Jersey mediation organization with a
structured accreditation process. The
association maintains a list of mediators who have
met their training and experience requirements.
Find an Accredited Professional Mediator (APM®)
at www.njapm.org
or call (800) 981-4800.
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Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC)
is both an international and interdisciplinary
professional association dedicated to the
constructive resolution of family disputes. This
includes lawyers, mediators, psychologists, child
custody evaluators, social workers, parenting
coordinators, and others professionals, researchers,
and academics. Find a family law practitioner at
www.AFCC-NJ.org
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