I bought this book because I was frustrated father views promulgated styled feminists and the UK courts.

I hoped to find a scholarly work which could give guidance on the best interests of children in relation to fathers' involvement after separation and divorce, and could back this up with reference to the best available evidence, rather than just giving inevitably biased personal opinion. I was not disappointed.

The chapters 'Custody and Parenting Time. Links to Family Relationships and Well-Being After Divorce' and 'Fathers, Children and Divorce' should be compulsory reading for anybody involved with the family courts. If they were brave enough to read them they might learn how disgracefully they really are treating children and fathers.

I would highly recommend this book to any father who wishes to have material with which to challenge any who are attempting to control or deny their time with their children. It's expensive but only costs the same as 15 minutes of time with a solicitor and is infinitely more valuable. Knowledge is power as they say.

I would also recommend it to any mother who wants evidence-based guidance on the best care arrangements for their children if they are contemplating separation or divorce.