What do you have in common with Shaquille O'Neal, Bruce Willis, and Garth Brooks? They are all dads, surviving and thriving through separation and divorce...and so can you.

Welcome to Dad's New Place, a virtual community for dads dealing with separation and divorce.

I'm John, and I'm a divorced dad. I think I'm a success at it; my kids are well cared for, well mannered, well rounded, and well liked. They remain an integral part of my life, and I theirs. And personally, I've never been happier or felt better about our future as a family.

It hasn't always been easy. Getting divorced was the most difficult thing I've ever done. I learned many valuable lessons, thanks both to generous friends and to painful mistakes. Now, out of my gratitude for making it through as a better man and a better dad, I'd like to share some of these lessons with you in the form of a free email newsletter called Dad's New Place.

By signing up for Dad's New Place, you will receive helpful, valuable advice on:

• How to select (and save money on) the right attorney for your case
• How to mentally prepare for the challenges of divorce and emerge stronger and more confident than ever
• How to stay engaged with your kids and raise them to defy the stereotype of "a broken home"

...and much, much more.

As a special bonus for signing up, you will receive access to the free downloadable eGuide, "Seven Steps to a Better Divorce for Dads". This eGuide contains must-read strategies for surviving and thriving as a dad going through separation and divorce, based on my personal experience and crucial advice I got from others.

To sign up just enter your name (first name only, please) and your email address in the form to the above right. I promise to keep your info completely confidential, to never share it with any person or company for any reason, and to send you only valuable information, not sales spam, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Sign up today for immediate access to the free eGuide, and you should receive your first newsletter within 7 days. You owe it to yourself and to your kids to face your divorce and your new life with as much helpful information as possible. Remember, you're not alone. Make Dad's New Place a place of strength and confidence for you and your kids.