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The Steadycase Podcast
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The Steadycase Podcast answers one practical question per episode about organizing a family-court case. Topics include keeping a record of what happens, pulling together copies for a hearing, and giving the whole case one home. Episodes are short and plain-spoken, for people handling their own custody or divorce case. Hosted by David Martino, a licensed family-law attorney. Episodes share legal information and organization methods, not legal advice. For advice about your own case, talk with an attorney licensed in your state. Transcripts: getsteadycase.com/podcast
Episodes
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One Place for the Whole Custody Case
How do I keep the whole case findable for months, not just one hearing packet? What a trial notebook is, a walk through the Custody Trial Notebook, and how the logbook and the working packet fit into the notebook. In this episode: What a trial notebook is, and why attorneys who try cases keep…
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A Working Packet for Your Court Date
How do I get my files ready for a court hearing so I can find what I need? A thin set of labeled copies for one hearing date, kept separate from the full archive and from courtroom strategy. In this episode: The difference between a working packet and a pile of screenshots. Why organizing what…
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Document Everything Without Making It a Second Job
How can I document important events without turning it into a second full-time job? A short factual note for each event, a record of where the original is saved, and a simple split between your archive and a thin working packet. In this episode: A five-field log entry: date, time, who, what...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The Steadycase Podcast answers one practical question per episode about organizing a family-court case. Topics include keeping a record of what happens, pulling together copies for a hearing, and giving the whole case one home. Episodes are short and plain-spoken, for people handling their own custody or divorce case. Hosted by David Martino, a licensed family-law attorney. Episodes share legal information and organization methods, not legal advice. For advice about your own case, talk with an attorney licensed in your state. Transcripts: getsteadycase.com/podcast
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