YOU Frame the Arguments in Custody Court (NOT Your Spouse)
The thought of appearing at your custody court hearing can be terrifying when so much is on the line.
It has everything to do with the amount and quality of information you provide to the judge in your custody case. If you go into the courtroom terrified, unprepared, lack of confidence or on the defensive you will not be able to give the judge what he or she needs to hear to make the best decision for your child.
So the question is How do you go into the courtroom confident?
The most important thing you need to frame the case in the way that YOU think is best. You frame the arguments, don’t let the other side frame the arguments
How do I frame the case? This is what I do as a child custody attorney in preparing for trial. Early in the case I will decide which of the best interests factors apply to my client’s situation.
In most cases there will be overall about 7- 12 best interests factors that will apply in your case. Out of those there will be about 3 -5 that on your...
