Mishak Law

11/04/2026

Join author Matthew A. Mishak for a book signing celebrating Getting You Through Divorce: A Survival Guide. Thursday, November 19, 2026 • 5:30–9:30 p.m. Eastern. Ziggy’s Pub & Restaurant, 193 Park Ave, Amherst, OH 44001. BOOK-SIGNING OFFER: Buy the Kindle eBook for 99¢ on Amazon at the signing and receive a FREE special-edition, first-run signed hardcover in person. The hardcover is $29.99 on Amazon. The free signed hardcover is included with the 99¢ Kindle purchase at the event. Stop in, say hi, meet the author, and celebrate with us! Book details: https://www.getthroughdivorce.com/ RSVP and event details: https://www.facebook.com/events/2467051200768543/

11/03/2026

The marriage may be ending. Your life is not.

After 20+ years of helping Ohio families through divorce, I wrote the book I wish every client could read on day one: Getting You Through Divorce: A Survival Guide. Twelve chapters. Thirteen practical tools. Plain language about records, finances, parenting, and the legal process, written to help you take one useful step at a time.

Getting You Through Divorce: A Survival Guide is available November 19, 2026, only on Amazon. Launch-day offer: buy the 99¢ Kindle edition and receive a FREE signed hardbound book—a $29.99 value. This day only. Details: https://getthroughdivorce.com

Join us for the Official Launch and Book Signing: Thursday, Nov. 19, 5:30–9:30 PM, Ziggy's Pub & Restaurant, 193 Park Ave, Amherst, OH. Free to attend. RSVP: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2004203569829

Legal examples draw primarily from Ohio law; rules vary by state. General educational information, not individualized legal advice. Please do not share personal case details in comments.

11/03/2026

A practical resource should be easy to return to when a full to-do list feels like too much.

Getting You Through Divorce: A Survival Guide includes 12 chapters and 13 practical tools. Its topics include preparation, records, finances, children, court, the decree, and rebuilding after the legal process.

The goal is not to make decisions for anyone. It is to make the next useful question or task easier to see.

Explore the book overview at getthroughdivorce.com. General educational information only; not individualized legal advice. Legal examples are primarily Ohio-based; rules vary by state. Please do not share personal case details in comments.

10/31/2026

10/29/2026

A next useful step does not have to be a complete answer. It can be one question, one document, one deadline, or one conversation.

Getting You Through Divorce: A Survival Guide is built around practical organization and clearer questions.

Learn about the guide at getthroughdivorce.com.

Legal examples are primarily Ohio-based; local rules vary. General educational information only, not individualized legal advice. Please do not share personal case details in comments.

10/27/2026

10/23/2026

Cooperating with police during a DUI stop often hands them the exact evidence they need to charge you.

Being politely uncooperative means staying respectful while protecting yourself from self-incrimination. You do not have to volunteer information, answer probing questions, or build the state's case for them.

Be polite. Protect your rights. Let your attorney handle the rest.

10/22/2026

🪨 THE GRAY ROCK METHOD

Not every provocation needs a reaction. The Gray Rock Method is a way to keep difficult interactions brief, factual, and emotionally neutral.

Here’s what that can look like:

💬 Be brief. Keep answers short and to the point.

✅ Use simple responses. “Yes.” “No.” “I don’t know.” Give a clear answer when one is needed.

📋 Stay factual. Stick to relevant information without personal attacks or unnecessary explanations.

😐 Limit emotional reactions. Avoid getting pulled into an argument.

👋 Acknowledge briefly. Sometimes a simple acknowledgment is enough.

🚫 Don’t feed the drama. Respond to the practical issue without engaging with insults or provocations.

🎯 Stay focused. Keep the conversation centered on the task or issue at hand.

🔒 Limit personal details. Share what’s necessary without inviting unrelated conflict.

In divorce and custody matters, keep communication about children clear and timely. Respond to urgent concerns, meet parenting responsibilities, and follow court orders.

⚠️ This approach isn’t appropriate for every situation. Disengaging can increase risk when abuse is involved. Seek individualized safety guidance.

At Mishak Law, we help clients navigate divorce and custody matters with a clear legal strategy.

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General information, not individualized legal advice. Tips adapted from BlessingManifesting.