The main goal of any parent in a custody case is to get the most time with their children as possible, whether that means full custody, 50 percent of the year, or the full summer for parents that live far away from their children’s home. Parents that end up in court fighting over custody still [...]

Having an excellent attorney is almost mandatory in high conflict custody cases, but paying your attorney for every problem you need to deal with can add up fast. Having a custody coach and tools at your disposal to study the custody and support statues can significantly lower the time your attorney needs to spend on [...]

One of the hardest things to stop, and to prove to courts, is parental alienation. Parental alienation is the act of one parent convincing the children that the other parent is bad or out to harm them, without provocation or actual events that the other parent has committed.
Parental alienation can be as simple as a [...]