Reviews
“Filled with practical advice and ongoing inspiration, this book is a must-read for everyone contemplating or going through a divorce.”
— Marion McBain, Retired Family Law Attorney, Arizona
“Having reviewed the material, I believe the book is a must-read for everyone considering marriage or divorce. Further, the book ought to be a primer for lawyers practicing family law. Well done.”
— Marvin Stepson, Retired Judge, Osage Nation Tribal Court
““After reading Dena’s book, Common Sense Divorce, I closed my eyes and my thoughts traveled back into time to briefly relive my divorces. I do not advocate divorce, but I truly wish I had this book to read during my darkest days. Options, attorneys, fair treatment, happiness and self-worth, all of the things discussed in this book were so insightful and true. If I had read this book back then, it might have changed everything or nothing, but at least I would have had some sort of guide to think about and/or follow.
A side note: I got married (again) in 1985 and December will mark 35 years of being happily married.”
— Steve C., Retired School Administrator, Missouri
“Divorce is scary, so I am glad to have this book in my back pocket for guidance and comfort. ... If you want to prepare for the steps involved in a divorce, this book is exactly what you need.”
— Rebecca Solimando, Satisfied Reader, Colorado
“As a family law attorney who has been practicing for over 20 years, I can’t emphasize enough how helpful this book will be for you. Dena takes you through the steps of divorce with excellent and heartfelt advice that will be invaluable in either saving your marriage or going through divorce. There are so many misconceptions surrounding divorce, and everyone has a different experience that they want to share with you. You will receive so much well-intentioned advice that will likely just be bad advice based on bad assumptions. Don’t listen to your friends and family; listen to the expert – Dena Nielson.”
— Brent Warkentine, Warkentine Law Office, Colorado
““I wish something like this had been available 37 years ago when my ex called out of the blue and told me we were getting divorced. I was blindsided, stunned that the life I knew was over, and nowhere to turn for reliable advice. There were very few resources to help deal with the divorce process, much less steps to help determine if a marriage could be saved. What a blessing a book like this would have been. I have known Dena for many years. She is one of the most straight-forward honest people I have the pleasure of knowing. I hope this book offers those considering divorce a look at options and approaches to an extremely emotional and complicated process.”
— Rhonda Moore, Monument, Colorado