Child Custody: Achieving a Parenting Partnership

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Child Custody

Achieving a Parenting Partnership

by: Kenneth M. Dimick, EdD and Janice M. Dimick, EdD

"Divorce, even no-fault divorce, is never easy. Adults seeking a divorce will often experience feelings of loss, anger, hurt, and bewilderment. Most people can work through these feelings and resolve the process with relatively little damage to their psyches. When children are involved, however, the damage created in a divorce has the potential to be permanent. Until Child Custody there was little written to help the lay person become proactive and change the situation." – Sharon L. Bowman, Ph.D., chair of the department of counseling psychology, Ball State University

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Janice and Kenneth Dimick are marriage and family therapists, specializing in divorce and custody issues. Janice received her doctor of education degree from Ball State University. Kenneth received his doctor of education degree from the University of Arizona and is also professor emeritus in the department of counseling psychology at Ball State University. They have been married to each other for forty-one years and have two children and a granddaughter.