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Who's in Charge of Your Child Custody Case?
If it's your husband, wife, father, mother, attorney or your significant other?
You may be in big trouble.
The truth is:
Whether you win or lose custody of your children, at the end of this case, everyone else gets to go home to their children.
They won't lay awake at night too worried about your children to sleep.
You have the most to lose or the most to gain.
What you are going through is so difficult and painful it can be tempting to hand over the responsibility and decision-making to someone else. That can create some huge problems for you.
Mediators, Psychologists and Judges are very sensitive to a case that looks driven or controlled by someone other than the parents of the children.
Troubling issues come to mind, including:
- Is someone other than this parent really interested in custody?
- This parent's agenda seems to change constantly.
- Are others using this custody case as vendetta of rivals for a parent's attention?
- Is this about power, money or something other than the welfare of the child?
- Why is this person hostile and on attack of the legal process and the other parent?
Often an attorney will have your husband, wife, father, mother or significant other stay out of the limelight as much as possible, if they give the appearance of power or passion.
Accept the healthy help offered by the people who care about you. But, do not hand over responsibility for or control of your case to anyone.
In this war of endurance and attrition, you need to and should accept appropriate support and assistance from the people who care about you and your children. Appropriate support includes a calm, reassuring listener, finder of knowledge, and information to partial or full financial support.
Inappropriate help includes fanatics anxious to make personal sacrifice or doing questionable activities to meet your goals. Make sure your case does not look driven or controlled by someone else. It is advisable to help your husband, wife, father, mother or significant other be and appear as a support person, rather than a leader. If this person finishes your sentences for you, does more talking than you do and makes promises or decisions for you, you have this problem.
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Win Your Child Custody War (Child Custody Help SourceBook) |
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Perfect Bound: 753 pages Configuration: Triple Columned Format Publisher: Pale Horse Publishing Edition: January 31, 2008 Language: English ISBN-10: 1587471043 ISBN-13: 978-1587471049 Product Dimensions: 10 x 8 inches Shipping Weight: 3.4 pounds Price including Shipping & Handling: $139.50 |
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Killers & Boosters (Attitude Adjustment for Child Custody Litigants) |
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Perfect Bound: 216 pages Configuration: Single Columned Format Publisher: Pale Horse Publishing Edition: 2007 Language: English ISBN-10: 1587470160 ISBN-13: 978-1587470165 Product Dimensions: 8 x 5 inches Shipping Weight: 10 ounces Price including Shipping & Handling: $20.50 |
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| 1,896 entries, this indispensable book provides those embroiled in a child custody case a chance to reflect. Every entry is a tidbit of advice, information, moral support or scrap of wisdom meant to inform and inspire. It's the type of book that can be read straight through or a pick up and put down when the need arises. This is your attorney, therapist and spiritual counselor encapsulated into one amazing book. | |
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Dear Judge, Children's Letters to the Judge |
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Perfect Bound: 154 pages Configuration: Single Columned Numbered Entries Format Publisher: Pale Horse Publishing Edition: 2007 Language: English ISBN-10: 158747008X ISBN-13: 978-1587470080 Product Dimensions: 8 x 5 inches Shipping Weight: 10 ounces Price including Shipping & Handling: $20.50 |
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| 190 letters that expose the real concerns directly from children's hearts to judges' desks. This touching book brings to light the thoughts and emotions of those most affected by child custody battles. With poignancy and innocence, this collection of letters proves once and for all that children see, hear and feel more than most parents give them credit for. Every divorced parent should read this book. | |
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Witness' Guide For Deposition or Court |
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Perfect Bound: 352 pages Configuration: Double Columned Format Publisher: Pale Horse Publishing Edition: 2007 Language: English ISBN-10: 1587470667 ISBN-13: 978-1587470660 Product Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 inches Shipping Weight: 1 pound Price including Shipping & Handling: $25.50 |
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| Dan Poynter, author of The Expert Witness Handbook: Going to testify at deposition or at trial can be frightening. A few people rise to the challenge, but most shrink from it. The court and players are intentionally intimidating. It is their game and you are an observer, rather than a player. It has been said that people can be divided into three groups: Those who make things happen, those who watch things happen and those who wonder, what happened? The adversary system of justice is a team sport made up of three sets of participants: Those who make things happen -- the judge and the opposing attorneys. Those who watch things happen -- the bailiff, stenographer, clerk of the court, jury, gallery, and witness. Those who wonder what happened: The plaintiff and defendant who are paying for it all: who must live with the outcome. You may be in group two or three. This easy-to-read guide will take you by the hand, step-by-step, through the mysterious judicial process. The reading is interesting, entertaining and fun. You will learn so much about the judicial system that your deposition or court appearance will be anticlimactic. You will have a sense of deja vu (been there before). This is because this book tells you all of the challenges you might run into, and you will not have to face them all. Lawyers and judges go to school to learn the judicial game. You have this book. Good reading, good learning and good luck. | |
| Child Custody Case Management Forms | |
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Perfect Bound: 498 pages Configuration: Full Page Format Publisher: Pale Horse Publishing Edition: 2007 Language: English ISBN-10: 1587471043 ISBN-13: 978-1587471049 Product Dimensions: 10 x 8 inches Shipping Weight: 2.8 pounds Price including Shipping & Handling: $69.50 |
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| The 240+ forms and worksheets in this voluminous book will help you to better organize and analyze your child custody case. It will also give you the ability to document and track the progression of your case while saving you countless dollars. Organizing your files, receipts and conversations will not only give you a better overview of your case, it will also help your attorney immensely. A great complimentary book to Win Your Child Custody War. | |
| How To Go To Visitation Without Throwing Up | |
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Perfect Bound: 100 pages Configuration: Full Page Format Publisher: Pale Horse Publishing Edition: 2003 Language: English ISBN-10: 1587470411 ISBN-13: 978-1587471049 Product Dimensions: 8 x 5 inches Shipping Weight: 10 ounces Price including Shipping & Handling: $20.50 |
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| Is a book for young children about coping with regular visitation to separate parents, especially long distance visitation. Written in very simple language, arising from the point of view of a young boy who had a hard time adjusting to the stress of traveling back and forth to visit his mother. This book offers more than just a mere advisory text - it has point-by-point observations, travel safety tips and numerous fun activities to pass the travel time. How To Go To Visitation Without Throwing Up is highly recommended reading and a great resource for any parent having to take a child on a long distance trip to visit friends and relations. The Midwest Book Review Internet Bookwatch. | |
Full 7-Book Set
+ a Free Bonus Book
$270.00 Includes S&H
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Our Products Are Never Sent Out On Approval.
If You Are Not Serious About Winning Custody of Your Children --
Don't Order Our Products.
You may return new, unopened items in their original packaging within
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