Anyone who is married to a lawyer or has a close friend who practices law knows that lawyers often argue points that maybe should be left alone or find themselves picking up typos on restaurant menus “just because.” And that can be annoying. But, as Kim Wehle explains, thinking like a lawyer can also be a valuable skill. Do you need to make health care decisions for an aging parent and unsure where to start? Are you at cross-roads in your career and don’t really know how to move through it? Have you ever found yourself on a jury that has to untangle confusing legal instructions? This book can help! Topics include: Selling and buying a home, understanding employment terms, creating a will and health care proxy, navigating health concerns, applying for financial aid, negotiating a divorce and breaking complex issues into pieces . The perfect how-to book for anyone tired of calling their lawyer friends or family members, or worse paying for advice!