DAD's CHILD CUSTODY ACTION PLAN

What do you do now? This final chapter gives you next steps, like becoming a VIP (Vitally Important Parent) in the VIP Program at www.DadsLawSchool.com

The court record is what you need to file an appeal, or refresh the court's memory on what has happened. Here's how and why you order a copy.

Grilling your Ex is a common desire - in this chapter you discover how to do it effectively and make yourself look good.

How to use, and prepare witnesses for your case is covered in this chapter.

It's confusing when judges and lawyers talk about the Exhibits, and the Evidence, and the Admitted Evidence - what's it all mean? In this chapter it is all broken down and explained in plain English.

Public Speaking is the greatest fear most people have. In this chapter you get tips and tricks on how to reduce the anxiety, and make a great presentation to the judge.

How do you dress for court? Do you need a suit? Can you wear shorts? In this chapter, I explain what is expected.

The first thing a judge sees is your paperwork - make sure it's impressive.

Having clear orders from the judge is crucial if you have an ex who likes to fight and do their own agenda. This chapter covers what you need to do to get those orders buttoned down.

How you respond to the Moving Party's Declaration and what it means to be a responding party is covered in this chapter.

Understanding the flow of documents and what they all mean is covered in this chapter.

Your family support network is crucial to showing the court you're able to provide and care for your child.

Raising children, and custody battles with the ex are exhausting. Having a support network, and using it, will help you through this experience.

Demonstrating to the judge that you're proactive and thoughtful builds credibility. You can do that with classes and certificates.

Children don't come with an instruction manual, and parenting is an ever evolving challenge. Learning what to do as a parent is good way for a father to demonstrate to the judge he's being proactive. This chapter explains what Parenting Classes are, and why they are important.

Couples who are raising a child in two homes, often need help communicating. This chapter is on the value of co-parenting classes.

The judge has to Know, Like, and Trust you, to grant your request. To be believed you have to build credibility - here's how you do that.

The roadmap for how fathers get more parenting time. What to ask for and how to argue for it.

You have to demonstrate to the judge what you know about your child. This chapter helps you figure out what to say, and how to use the Kid Inventory.

Don't go into court unprepared, here's how to do your homework.

You need to match the lawyer to the battle, here's how decide on what's a good fit for your case.

You have to know the rules of the game you're playing. This episode explains how those rules are discovered.

Your case, and the judge's decision is going to be different than everyone else's case. One fact can completely change how a judge sees your case.

When going into family court, you have to know the Family Code and Cases that will decide your future. This episode directs you on how to do that research.

Don't make this critical mistake that will guarantee you a loss in family court.

How you describe your relationship with your children is crucial - here's what to avoid saying.

This is the Foreword to the book, it sets the foundation for the book.

This book is dedicated to dads who are underappreciated, overworked and abused by a society that devalues them.

This is the show introduction episode for show title, narration statement and copyright information. Can I say my name more? probably...