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How to Defend Yourself Against Your Lawyer

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Beyond Grief to acceptance and peace

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How To Defend Yourself Against Your Lawyer

The way to DEFEND YOURSELF AGAINST YOUR LAWYER is to avoid the problem in the first place by employing MR. RIGHT LAWYER.

How To Defend Yourself Against Your Lawyer is a book about the unhappy experiences people have with their lawyers, beginning with that of the author AMELIA E. POHL. She became involved in a law suit and was surprised at how many times she had been misled by attorneys who were supposed to be on her side. She wondered if she, a lawyer, could be taken, what chance does a person with no legal background have? This book is a result of those concerns.

The book is divided into chapters that cover the most common problems that take people to a lawyer: divorce, wills, probate, criminal, personal injury, starting a business, buying a house, etc. Each chapter contains an interesting short story about a person’s experience when they hired a lawyer for that given area of law. Each chapter explains how to find "Mr. Right Lawyer" for the job, and what to do, if you employed "Mr. Wrong."

What you need to know before you hire a lawyer to:

a buy a house a get a divorce
a settle an estate a prepare a will or trust
a file a lawsuit a get a patent
a file for bankruptcy a apply for Medicaid
a defend you in a criminal case

Sometime You Will Need A Lawyer and when you do
You’ll Be Happy You Read This Book

 6" x 9"                 274 pages               Copyright 2004

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Beyond Grief to acceptance and peace

by AMELIA E. POHL with psychologist Dr. Barbara J. Simmonds

CONTENTS

Chapter 1: Grief Before Death

Most deaths are expected.  Family members often begin to grieve their loss before the death occurs; although many do not recognize that the anger and sadness they are experiencing is all part of the grieving process.

Chapter 2: The Grieving Process

This section explains the grieving process and gives suggestions about how to help someone who has suffered a loss

Chapter 3: Helping a Child Through the Loss

Children do grief.  Too often family members do not recognize that a child may be having difficulty accepting the loss.  This section explains how to recognize when a child needs help to get past the grieving process.

Chapter 4: The Adult Orphan

Baby boomers have spent half a century with their parents.  Now many find themselves suddenly "orphaned." Dealing with that loss may be difficult to do.

Chapter 5: Strategies to Cope with the Loss

Not everyone struggles with the loss of a family member, but for those who are experiencing difficulty, this section offers simple, practical, things to do that may help.

Chapter 6: The Problem Death

The sudden death, the violent death, the death of a child; these are all problem deaths.  This section gives community resources that one can turn to for assistance in coming to terms with the loss.

 5 1/2" X 8 1/2"             Copyright © 2002 3rd Printing             Softcover 80 pages

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