Posts from our Daily Tools Series
TOOL OF THE DAY: Parental Presumption CATEGORY: Family Law How many times has CPS stormed into someone’s life and then told them that they had to do exact ...
TOOL OF THE DAY: Parenting Coordinator/Parenting Facilitator CATEGORY: Family Law All states are using “the best interest of the child” to justify a ...
TOOL OF THE DAY: “Unduly Burdensome” and “Unnecessarily Restrictive” CATEGORY: Family Law Caselaw Are the appellate courts beginning to ...
TOOL OF THE DAY: Motion to Amend the Judgment CATEGORY: Family Law Definition If there is a substantive error in your order, you can petition the court to amend ...
TOOL OF THE DAY: Declaratory Judgment CATEGORY: Family Law If you are at the beginning of your divorce, consider filing a declaratory judgment. The definition o ...
TOOL OF THE DAY: Equal Shared Parenting CATEGORY: Family Law What if your judge doesn’t believe in equal shared parenting? And what if the experts he reli ...
TOOL OF THE DAY: Equal Shared Parenting Bills and contacts CATEGORY: Family Law Thank you LW4SP for compiling all of the Bills circulating throughout the United ...
DAILY TOOL: Divorce Alternatives — Should I file for divorce? CATEGORY: Family Law What do you do if you think your relationship is on the brink? What hap ...
TOOL OF THE DAY: Drugging Your Child CATEGORY: Family Law (This post is being worked on.) Is the other parent prohibited from getting treatment without your per ...
TOOL OF THE DAY: Social Studies CATEGORY: Family Law Your family code defines what power the court has to order a social study. The code should also states what ...
TOOL OF THE DAY: Child Therapists and Parenting Facilitators CATEGORY: Family Law Child therapists do not determine the best interest of your child unless you a ...
TOOL OF THE DAY: Empowering Children in Harmful Ways CATEGORY: Family Law Culture Has your judge ever asked you to “Think about what you two are teaching ...
TOOL OF THE DAY: Interviewing a Child in Chambers CATEGORY: Family Law Can the judge interview my child in chambers? What if the family code statute says he ca ...
TOOL OF THE DAY: Hope CATEGORY: Family Law Reform Hope is one of the most powerful and energizing emotions. Without hope people fall into despair, depression, ...
TOOL OF THE DAY: Mediation CATEGORY: Family Law [THIS POST IS STILL BEING WORKED ON.] How do the divorce courts use mediation? I remember being shocked the firs ...
Does the right of first refusal feed a narcissist's ego and make them worse? The Right of First Refusal like best interest sounds great in theory but in practic ...
TOOL OF THE DAY: Protective Order Sample Template CATEGORY: Family Law Templates If you have been served discovery, asked to do a social study, psych eval, cust ...
TOOL OF THE DAY: A Simple Proven Method for Protecting Yourself from Discovery CATEGORY: Family Law Procedure When a divorce is filed, the judge makes orders ri ...
TOOL OF THE DAY: When is a statute constitutional or unconstitutional? CATEGORY: Family Law Okay so you told the court that you believed the statute was uncon ...
TOOL OF THE DAY: Top 3 Questions to Ask an Expert Before you Waste Your Money… CATEGORY: Family Law Due Process Before you ask for a family study (730 evalua ...
TOOL OF THE DAY: Organization and collaboration tool…wikis for the family court process. CATEGORY: Family Law Organization If we are to understand what ...
Beginner's Guide to Family Law
A Simplified Path to Parental Rights
For a loving parent, a child custody suit can be a time of terror. The most important thing in your life is at stake and it doesn't take long to figure out that the system is rigged against you. This book provides simple straight forward and easy to understand ways to help ensure that your rights get protected. This is the starter guide for you to protect your rights.