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Learn what the 3 Things That Can Make or Break Your Custody Case are.
Just 3 things will tip your custody case in your favor.
Evidence, Strategy and Mindset. That’s The Custody Blueprint.
It can feel impossible when you start your custody battle.
You don’t know how much money you’ll need to spend on legal fees, court fees, and more.
You have no idea how the court system works and how you specifically should navigate it.
Your boss might not be so understanding about how often you need to take off work to meet with your lawyer, go to court appearances, and attend mediation meetings.
Your kids might be affected by all the anger and blaming your co-parent is throwing at you and the anxiety you are experiencing.
You feel like you might even lose custody of your children.
You need to get control of your life.
You need to find a way to get out from under the intimidation and aggression your co-parent saturates every email and text with. A way to get them to stop disrupting your schedule, your kids’ routines, and the sense of security of everyone in your family.
Protecting your children from a contentious co-parent who is trying to turn your kids against you is no easy task. If you are going to court to get help, you need to be careful and thoughtful.
Being sure of gathering the right evidence. Planning the right strategy for this case, with this lawyer, and this judge, against this opposing counsel. Knowing that it’s crucial to go in with the mindset the court likes to see in a healthy parent.
How much easier would all of this be if you had the right support system in place, so you can save money, shorten the length of your custody case, make it easier on your children, and get the custody arrangement you want?
Here is the reality: You need to be completely, utterly prepared for each and every court appearance and negotiation, because the outcome of every single meeting can quickly become a permanent piece of the final custody arrangement.
Be ready for whatever is thrown at you during your custody case. Access The Custody Blueprint.
88%
of custody agreements are determined in court.
27%
of divorced parents have no contact with their children.
85-90%
of judges award custody based on the court evaluator’s recommendation.
