THE Complete Child Custody Strategy/Guide

[OwnedbyCorgis]

My custody battle ended but I’m here to send love to any parents currently going through this living hell. Deep breaths, it ended in my case hopefully it will for you, whoever you are. Stay the course stay calm and you’ll get through it ❤

[bp]

You are SO RIGHT!! Thank you for the advice! I went into trial against my Ex for custody. She had an attorney. I had GOD and the truth! They fired so many shots at me. I was devastated and flustered. I didn't even know how to respond. I didn't throw any shots back. I focused on telling the judge about the positive things I was in the process of doing for my daughter. The judge ruled fairly and explained his decisions thoroughly. Some of it felt like a mixed bag, but at least we have some guidelines established to move forward. There is room for hope, again! I saw this video TWO days before our court hearing! Thank you all SO MUCH! God Bless!

[mminniear]

High conflict people are very good at convincing other people you are the problem. Especially when they’re doing things that get you emotionally worked up or if there’s a history of abuse.

[goingoingone]

Guys should document EVERYTHING! Don’t let this stop you from doing it. We have too. No one believes us unless we do.

[vennielomeli]

What needs to be severely addressed is Parental Alienation. It should be criminalized. Parental Alienation is premeditated mental injury to a child.

[qianahightower]

It's obvious that you both understand the depth of this situation and are passionate about helping people in these situations. Your laughter isn't offensive to me It's proof you're human, you understand, and have experience. I'm sure you've seen all kinds of foolish things happen in attempts to get favorable results. These situations are extremely difficult and painful to work through. My focus is on advice on how to ensure I am equipped for handling things legally. I'm nervous but my child deserves love, safety, and peace. So thank you for the honest tips from the legal perspective.

[Im-me]

Thank you so much for this I will most definitely use your tips because it makes so much since . My narcissistic ex only knows how to put me down but he cant express what he does for our child's wellbeing . He NEVER partaked in any of the child caring needs of our child .

[MrGottsacker]

I can see why many lawyers are sociopaths. Laughing about another parent destroying the kids lives isn’t funny. Family court is like hell. Fight for your kids. The courts are not fair, fight.

[anthonysinger]

I like the idea to build your case by point how you're a benefit to your child, how you care for the child's well being and not try to tear the other parent apart. This is a more peaceful route instead of the usual attack route. Before this video, I'm worrying about what my ex partner will use against me to tear me down and I have to figure out how to defend myself in that situation. I'm more of the peaceful, problem solve person, I can't stand fighting, especially when I was a kid, seeing my parents fight wasn't really a great sight to see. I knew once my child was born, I didn't want the same thing and made a lot of growth to where I am. I hope there's common ground in the parent confrontation room.

[chloelysiak]

I like videos like this...but I wish they would do a video addressing situations that are actually dangerous and detrimental to the children.

[fromnothingtosomething]

I’m going to be respresenting myself in my up and coming court case. She has alienated me from my son who is 6 years of age. For the past 6 years she had blocked me from all ways of communication on and off, sometimes leading me to believe we will be on good terms and work things out, but the truth was she is very emotionally unstable and unpredictable, one month I’m seeing my son the next month I’m blocked again and being told I’ll never see him again. It’s effected me in many ways. I appreciate this video because now I’m motivated and ready to do what it takes to win my case over to joint custody.

[michellenoice]

Child focused, problem solver, positive reactions over emphasizing negative behaviors.

[ifishcarolinatv]

I love the laughter.... and you know when to be serious! That's what's up that's what's life's about ....nice channel 😎💪

[notsofamousgamer]

I listened to this last year before court, and I needed to hear this again as I need to go to court again. Definitely need to be humble and know not to attack.

[imnotdoriannakamoto]

The laughing is very off putting. This is very painful and I’d bet a lot of the people coming here for help are dealing with narcissistic partners, PTSD and abuse.

[ashleybellerose]

When you gave that tip to win i just instantly felt so much better. Because you showed me my intentions are true. Because i have been an i am already doing exactly that. And i didnt even know it. It makes me so happy to know i just gotta keep doing what im doing and be patient and try not to let the process scare me. At the moment i am self representing myself as i cant afford an attorney and my legail aid here has yet to approve me. So for right now im alone. And i dont know if i will ever be able to get someone representing me. Please wish me luck

[venessariley]

I've hired an attorney from David Phillips Law and they were amazing at this, helped me win my case, for anyone looking for a lawyer I'd recommend them!

[JoshuaHorvath]

Thank you for sharing! It was a breath of fresh air for me!

[kellybellyxo]

I love the laughing 😂 it's extremely relatable and helps lighten the seriousness of it all

[Iam_Maggieb]

This video was very refreshing. Thank you so much for sharing it. From a good mom who lost primary custody due to a my ex being with the kids for 6 months.