Divorce Toolbox for Men Announces a New Website Focused on Men Dealing with Divorce

Portland, OR, July 09, 2014 --(PR.com)-- Divorce Toolbox For Men launched today a new website focused on the challenging issues men face in divorce. The website, Divorce Toolbox for Men dot org, is devoted to men dealing with “separating, filing for divorce or divorcing,” says the site’s creator, E. James Marsh. Marsh, the author of "9 Secrets a Man Needs To Know To Survive a Divorce" adds that when he went through his second “never-ending” divorce he found few books on divorce devoted to men. “Most of them are focused on women only and none are written by an ordinary Joe. Lawyers, therapists, celebrities all seem to have a book about this life-changing event, but nothing written by a regular guy.”

According to the website, more than 1,000,000 men divorce in the U.S. each year and two-thirds of men are not the divorce initiators. The content on the home page describes Divorce Toolbox for Men dot org as “real-life divorce advice for men.” Blog posts feature tips and divorce insight about lawyers, financial issues, parenting, career and relationships including dating. Marsh says that national subject matter experts on divorce law, infidelity, health and fitness, as well as dating, will share their views on pertinent issues for men in divorce.

Marsh, a father himself, raised two sons who are now in their mid-20s. “My second divorce took nearly 3 1/2 years to get through. And if you think I had millions in assets, you are wrong. Nothing makes me happier than offering men proven advice so they can avoid common mistakes men make time and again,” says Marsh. “And to tell you the truth, everything I discuss on the blog is the same advice I would give my own two young adult sons if they ever find themselves dealing with divorce.”

Divorce Toolbox for Men is also the brand name for a series of products that help guide men through dealing with the divorce process. The first product is a 6-module audio program created by Marsh to help men get through their divorce with “integrity and self-esteem intact” claims the product sales page on the website.