Fractured: Father-Daughter Alienation($18.95Value)

Description

A memoir, all of which is true. Child custody during divorce was the setting for the alienation of Sterling from his daughters, Libby for 5 years and Lauren to today. The book narrates the events, doing so by focusing on the players by category, including lawyers and counselors, and processes including mental illness and litigation The last two chapters present the question of who was to blame, the wife with her avarice, the husband with his mental illness, or the professionals. The reader decides. As the divorce was filed, Libby was about 14 and Lauren 12. The key events occurred in Houston during 1997-1999, with earlier and later events being tied in as appropriate. While this story is sad, the store of hope for better times is endless. The book is written for persons in a divorce and their children, and them professionals looking out for them. The memoir is especially important reading for family court judges.