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Divorce mediator publishes new book
By: Daily Record Staff//May 7, 2018
A new book by BJ Mann, a Rochester-based divorce mediator, is now available at Amazon.com.
The book, A Better, Not Bitter Divorce: A Fair and Affordable Way to End Your Marriage, is about ending a marriage in a way that “wisely manages the impact of divorce on you and your children,” according to Mann.
Mann, who runs BJ Mann & Associates Mediation Services at 1121 S. Winton Road, Brighton, has guided more 2,000 couples through the divorce mediation process, according to a news release announcing the new book.
The book “gives divorcing couples the information they need to make decisions and rebuild their individual lives,” according to the news release.
“It provides clear explanations, concise worksheets, and detailed checklists to help navigate every aspect of divorce,” according to the release.
More information is available at: https://bit.ly/2HVUSf1.
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