There are two main kinds of evidence in a custody case: witnesses and physical evidence.
In the Trenches
In the Trenches, published by Arlaine Rockey, focuses on family law with an emphasis on child custody cases. The blog covers practical guidance for parents involved in custody disputes, including how to prepare for consultations, gather evidence, and navigate court procedures. It addresses challenges such as false allegations of parental alienation and the role of guardians ad litem in custody decisions. The blog also discusses legal strategies, mediation, and the importance of documentation and communication between co-parents. Additionally, it occasionally posts about legal assistant opportunities within the family law practice.
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HOW TO PREPARE FOR YOUR CHILD CUSTODY CONSULTATION
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Combating False Allegations of Parental Alienation (PAS)
Abusers sometimes use false allegations of parental alienation against the protective parent to help deflect away from the abuse allegations and to turn the tables on the protective parent. Unfortunately, it works. Thus, as a protective parent, you need to…
LEGAL ASSISTANT JOB
I’m seeking a smart, conscientious legal assistant for my dynamic statewide, solo family law practice, handling mostly complex custody cases. Great job for college grad who wants to be a paralegal or go to law school; however, a college degree…
When the Guardian ad Litem goes the other way …
In a custody case, sometimes a judge will appoint a guardian ad litem (“GAL”) (sometimes called a CASA) to represent the best interests of the children. Sometimes the GAL is a lawyer, sometimes not. Sometimes the GAL is a volunteer,…
A few housekeeping matters …
If you are an opposing party in one of my cases, please do NOT post any comments on my blog. I cannot talk with you. I don’t want to even read any comments from you before I delete them. I’m…