Ruth Duskin Feldman

Coauthored with family law specialist Steven R. Lake

Nearly 14 million Americans are currently divorced; 1.2 million join their ranks every year. Every one of these people is a candidate for a rematch: a return bout in the legal arena with his or her ex.

•Don't suffer in silence if your ex is harassing you. There are dozens of ways to break a destructive pattern that is making you a victim.

•Are your visitation rights being hindered or blocked? Remedies are available, from court-ordered mediation to a formal change of custody if circumstances warrant it.

•If children are involved, you and your ex can count on continued contact and possibly litigation after your break-up.

Rematch (Chicago Review Press, 1989) can help you defuse explosive situations out of court and protect your rights, interests, and pocketbook should you find yourself back before the judge.



About the Authors
Steven R. Lake is senior partner in Lake Toback, a top Chicago matrimonial and family law firm. A member of the Leading Lawyers Network for family law, he serves on the board of the Illinois Chapter of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. He has chaired committees for the American Bar Association and American Trial Lawyers Association. He is the author of Hearts and Dollars: How to Beat the High Cost of Falling In and Out of Love.

Ruth Duskin Feldman is the author or coauthor of four trade books, including Whatever Happened to the Quiz Kids? and coauthor of four college textbooks published by McGraw-Hill.