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| Name | Father's Rights in Child Custody: 3 Steps For Success |
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| Video Discription | This video is for fathers who are going through a custody battle with their ex and want more parenting time with their children or are trying to get joint custody. It's important for fathers to take the time to learn what they can do to enforce their parental rights in a custody case. https://commandthecourtroom.com ⤵️🧒✔️Download my FREE ‘Child’s Best Interest Checklist’ at http://www.commandthecourtroom.com 🗣Are You Divorcing or Co-Parenting with a Narcissist? DO NOT MISS this video on how to deal with A NARCISSISTIC CO-PARENT. https://youtu.be/HIJnTzBImWY ⏱️Join Wendy Hernandez every MONDAY at 6:30 p.m. MST for COMMAND THE COURTROOM LIVE! However, unless you take the time to learn the basic custody laws for your state and follow certain steps, no attorney can help you. Most courts use the "best interest of the child" rule to determine custody and time-sharing. Here are 3 Steps to follow before appearing in custody court. 1 Identify what you are going to change now that you and the parent are not together. For example, if you have traveled a lot for work when you were married to your spouse. And you have not been able to spend time with the mother or child, you need to present to the judge how you are going to modify your travel schedule so you are there for your children. As any judge or expert will tell you, when children go through the transition when their parents are splitting up, they need consistency and stability. During your custody trial, you need to convince the judge that you will be able to provide that consistency and stability even though in the past the other parent has been the one who has picked up the lion’s share of the responsibilities. So if you need to get a letter from your supervisor or a commitment that he or she will come to court to testify that you will have the flexibility then you need to do this. You have to present to the court how you are going to change things in the future. 2. Since you have never been the primary caretaker or you are a new father you can invest in some parenting classes to show the judge that you want to get the skills you need to give the kids the best care that they need. This may not be necessary if you have been a father for a long time, you may not need parenting classes. If you are a new Dad or have a newborn, this is persuasive evidence to show the court that you are willing to do whatever it takes to be the best father for your children. 3. Once you show the judge you are going to get the training you need and make adjustments to your life for the best interests of your children, you need to start walking the walk immediately, even before the case starts, or when your marriage is already falling apart and you are contemplating divorce, you need to do what you need to do right away. Start asking the mother for more time with your children and you need to get on a consistent schedule that is best for them and not what’s best for your schedule or for the other parent’s schedule. You also should document when you ask the other parent for more time. You can use texts or email as evidence in court if you are asking the kids for the weekend or want to take them on vacation and the other parent is turning you down, by all means, save those texts and emails. Start gathering your proof to show this to the judge. If your custody case goes on for a year, you need to start spending as much time with your children as possible. Start doing it immediately. Ask for more time with the children, start showing up at those parent/teacher conferences, going to the soccer practices, start picking up and dropping off your children to school or start getting involved with the pediatrician. ☎️You may Contact Wendy Hernandez at 602-230-2333 or visit http://www.hernandezfirm.com 💼Wendy Hernandez is a family law attorney in Phoenix, AZ and founder of Command the Courtroom which teaches you how to handle yourself in court and achieve the best outcome when representing yourself in your divorce or child custody case. FOLLOW Wendy: FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/commandthecou... WEBSITE: http://www.commandthecourtroom.com LAW FIRM WEBSITE: http://www.hernandezfirm.com *This video recording is for educational purposes only and should not be considered as the rendering of legal advice. The viewing of this recording does not create an attorney-client relationship. An attorney-client relationship is only formed when you have signed an engagement agreement. We cannot guarantee results. Past results do not guarantee future results. Consult with a licensed attorney for information regarding the specifics of your case. #fathersrights #fathersrightsmovement #childcustody |
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