Family court

This blog deals with how you, as a mother, can avoid being bullied and judged in family court when you must stand up for your child during a hearing. Motherhood | Divorce | Custody | Family Court | Court | Court and Rights | Hearing

A Family Member Character Reference Letter for Court is a heartfelt endorsement highlighting a loved one's virtues and integrity in legal proceedings. This free template can help you express your support effectively.

Removing the winner-gets-the-kids concept would also remove the incentive for parents to focus on each other’s faults, and to “dig up dirt” on each other. It may not be reasonable to expect divorce…

If you are fighting for custody, the day will come when you will have your final hearing. To truly win custody and prove you are the better parent, you will need to present lots of convincing evidence in court. Sadly, your personal testimony weighs very little with the judge. So what evidence do you need, and how should you show it in court?

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Going to court is stressful. Court when kids are involved is nothing short of traumatizing! Here is some practical advice on surviving the emotional toll of family court.

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