The Good Karma Divorce

Judge Michele skillfully offers a new formula for healing the heart, mind, and body in the depths of adversity.

–Deepak Chopra

In the Good Karma Divorce, Judge Lowrance suggests an inspired and uplifting alternative to the agonizing divorce process. In a practical and helpful style she sets out a radically new way to approach divorce. This roadmap is from someone who has made dazzling discoveries in the trenches, as a judge observing the damage our traditional divorce process inflicts on so many who are touched by it.

–Karen Mathis, past President, American Bar Association

It took me nearly 10 years to recover from my divorce. After reading The Good Karma Divorce, I am certain that my healing would have been infinitely quicker and less painful if I had had the resources in this book. Having witnessed the ongoing wounds of divorce in thousands of men and women, I am certain that the same is true for them as well. If you want your divorce to be as healing and transformational as possible, read this book. May this book fly into the hands of divorce attorneys, judges, and divorcing couples all over the world!!!

–Christiane Northrup M.D.

Out of her deep well of experience, Michele Lowrance offers a compassionate overview. She brings hope and clarity to an arena most often characterized by despair and resentment. Her advice is healing and revolutionary. She is clear headed and open hearted.”

–Julia Cameron, bestselling author of The Artist’s Way

Michele has culled a treasure trove of loving practical wisdom from her years of experience to provide a guide that can take us through the dark hell of divorce. She shows us how we can tame and hopefully master the hate, blame, and despair of our personal cataclysm and lead us to a more fulfilling life on the other side.

–John Ratey MD, Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry Harvard Medical
School, co-author, Driven to Distraction and author, Spark: The Revolutionary New Science of Exercise and the Brain.

If you love your children, read The Good Karma Divorce. Children need to know parents can make mistakes and apologize; that divorce does not imply two parents distracted by tearing down both pillars of their life support; that love’s heaven does not have to become divorce’s hell. I repeat: If you love your children, read The Good Karma Divorce.”

–Warren Farrell, Ph.D., author, Women Can’t Hear What Men Don’t Say, and Father and Child Reunion