Not Knowing What to Tell your Custody Attorney :
Not Knowing What to Tell your Custody Attorney Your custody attorney is the one who will present your side of the story and your arguments to the court.T he key to winning your custody case is knowing what to tell your attorney. Don’t blindly assume he will win your case without your help. You need to give him the right ammunition he needs to persuade the judge to rule in your favor. Your attorney knows court procedure and legal strategies. He can only be effective if you give him the right facts in your personal case to work with.
Not Being Prepared:
Not Being Prepared Make sure your attorney knows exactly what your goals and objectives are from the beginning. You need to have a persuasive and well-thought case with documentation. You don’t want any facts to be overlooked. Know specifically what matters to the judge and evaluator ahead of time, and what facts are important before you step into the courtroom. Go to court prepared with facts, details and documentation and the best way to present it all. All your documentation should also be easily accessible and up to date.
Not Being Prepared, contin.:
Not Being Prepared, contin . Research the tactics that work with the court and utilize them. This will increase your chances of winning even before the hearings and evaluations. Think of what your ex-spouse can use against you and know the ways to counteract their arguments. Remember, in a sense, this is a war, and the one who knows more about the specific information and rules, i.e., the one who is better prepared is harder to defeat
Watch Your Demeanor and How you Present Yourself in Court :
Watch Your Demeanor and How you Present Yourself in Court A custody battle can bring out the worst in people. Y ou need to always maintain your composure, no matter what, and remember that anything you say or do, in and even outside the courtroom, can possibly be held against you. You want to keep your temper in check and your feelings inside and appear as a mature, responsible adult.
Watch Your Actions Outside the Courtroom:
Watch Your Actions Outside the Courtroom Judges won’t give custody to a parent whose main focus does not appear to be the best interest of the child . This means you must appear to be a mature, responsible parent who makes the right decisions . You want to show that you have a safe, stable home. Don’t do anything illegal, keep your sexual relationships confidential and away from your children, and do not cohabitate with a romantic interest during the trial. Also , make sure you keep any and all appointments scheduled.
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