Brette Sember - Legal Expert

Brette Sember is a retired family attorney and mediator turned writer. She is a prolific author (having written more than 40 titles) and has written numerous books on divorce and co-parenting.

Brette has also been a guest speaker for several radio shows, as well as being a contributing writer for many national publications. In addition to discussing legal issues, she also blogs about gluten-free cooking, pregnancy, travel, senior issues, writing and more. Brette is also a ghostwriter and book editor and consultant. You can read more about Brette at her website: www.BretteSember.com.

Brette's featured divorce and parenting books:

The following books are available on Amazon.  As an Amazon Associate, the author earns from qualifying purchases.

Save Money on Your Divorce

The Complete Divorce Guide

How to Win Your Custody Case

The Key to Your Custody Case

15 Ways to Improve Your Co-Parenting

The No-Fight Divorce Book

Parenting Together Apart For the Residential Parent

Parenting Together Apart For the Nonresidential Parent

The Complete Divorce Organizer & Planner

How to Avoid Returning to Family Court

How to Get Custody of Your Dog

Rebuild Your Finances After Divorce

Brette's Articles and Faqs

Brette has also answered various FAQS on all aspects of the divorce process for WomansDivorce.com. You can read through the various categories of the commonly asked divorce questions.

Below are article topics Brette Sember has written about discussing various issues with divorce:

Co-parenting 

Helping Your Kids Adjust to Divorce

Visitation Concerns

Child Custody

Post-Divorce Issues

Co-parenting

• You Fed Him WHAT? Special Diets and Food Allergies
• Co-Parenting during Special Occasions
• Arguing for Relocation
• Making Joint Decisions with a Difficult Ex
• Ten Tips to Improve Conversations with Your Ex
• Balancing Different Ways of Parenting
• Recession Co-Parenting
• Your Parenting Relationship With Your Ex
• Working Together to Keep Your Child Healthy
• Co-Parenting an Adopted Child
• How to Share Parenting of a Sick Child
• Avoid Gift-Giving Gripes
• Relocating After Divorce and Kids
• School Dances: Sharing Education Information
• Keeping Rules the Same at Both Houses
• Goosed by the Gosselin's

Helping Your Kids Adjust to Divorce

• Teachable Lessons from Divorce
• Family Keepsakes - What to Keep after Divorce
• Helping Kids Deal with Change after Divorce
• Marital Infidelity Affects Children
• Making the Holidays Happier and a Little Easier for Your Child
• When Kids Want the Real Story about Your Divorce
• Talking About Court with Your Kids
• Marital Status and Your Kids
• Divorce and the Media
• Managing Your Kids over the Holidays
• Keeping Summer Vacation Fun
• Don't Use Your Child as a Messenger

Visitation Concerns

• Kids Who Seem Unhappy About Visitation
• Parenting after Separation
• September Co-Parenting Reset
• Visitation Cutbacks Unwise
• When Your Ex-spouse doesn't follow the Visitation Schedule
• Coping With Your Feelings about Visitation
• Visitation Belongs to Kids
• Making Changes to the Visitation Schedule
• Teens and Visitation
• Child Support and Visitation
• Making Them Go for Visitation
• Inconsistent Visitation

Child Custody Topics by Brette Sember

• Splitting Up the Kids
• How to Win Custody
• 10 Reasons Why You Should Mediate Your Custody Case
• Pet Custody
• Non-Custodial Coping
• Terrible Terminations - Understanding the Termination of Parental Rights
• Stepparent Rights 

Post-Divorce Issues

• Blending Families - And Baby Makes...
• Vacation Tips for Divorced Parents
• Children's Passports after Divorce
• Post-Divorce Taxes and Claiming the Children
• Shacking Up After Divorce
• Green Parenting After Divorce
• Divorce and Your In-Laws
• Summer Visitation Tips for Divorced Parents
• Surviving the Post-Divorce Holidays
• An Extra Step: Step Grandparents
• When Your Ex Gets a Girlfriend
• Parenting Tips for Single Moms
• Coping When You're Home Alone for the Holidays