Because even if you lose,
they still get to go home to their children.

The child custody courts are backlogged and your concerns, complaints and the help your children need are given only a rushed listen or are blatantly ignored by the court. Even the custody attorney you hired is slow or will no longer return your calls.

When you report the neglect and abuse your children suffer, they call it hearsay. Often when you attempt to report problems as serious as child abuse or Parental Alienation Syndrome they accuse you of whining and only pursuing your own interests.

You can make them listen and understand and see the truth. Turn hearsay the child custody court ignores into hard evidence the court will hear and consider.

Move farther along in one day on your custody case than you have been able to accomplish in the last six months.

These forms are important whether you are fighting the initial case or a change of circumstances case.

As your custody case progresses you will identify what it is the court needs and with this book you will know how to put it together and present it in child custody court in an organized manner.

These forms are just examples and are available for you to copy, adapt, and use with competent legal advice.

The forms included in this book are not legal forms in the sense that they may or may not meet the requirements of your jurisdiction, they are tools to help you manage your custody case.

Designed to save you time, aggravation, and money. This book is 8 1/5" X 11" and contains more than 240 forms and examples.

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What you can prove or disprove with these forms.

• Child Abuse
• False Accusations of Child Abuse
• Violation of Child Custody Court Order
• False Accusations of Violation of Child Custody Court Order
• False Accusations of Denial of Visitation
• Parental Alienation Syndrome
• False Accusations of Parent Alienation Syndrome
• Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy
• Denial of Visitation
• False Accusations of Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy
• Denial of Fathers Rights
• False Accusations of Denial of Fathers Rights
• Denial of Mothers Rights
• False Accusations of Denial of Mothers Rights
• Denial of Grandparent Rights
• False Accusations of Denial of Grandparent Rights
• Denial of Telephone Contact
• False Accusations of Denial of Telephone Contact
• Child Endangerment
• False Accusations of Child Endangerment
• Blended Families Problems
• False Accusations of Blended Families Problems
• Lengthy Childcare
• False Accusations of Lengthy Childcare
• Mental Illness
• False Accusations of Mental Illness
• Harassment during exchange of children
• False Accusations of Harassment during exchange of children
• Verbal or Mental Abuse
• False Accusations of Verbal or Mental Abuse
• Drug, Alcohol or Prescription Medication Abuse
• False Accusations of Drug, Alcohol or Prescription Medication Abuse
• Physical Abuse
• False Accusations of Physical Abuse
• Sexual Abuse
• False Accusations of Sexual Abuse
• Domestic Violence
• False Accusations of Domestic Violence
• Lying To Child
• False Accusations of Lying To Child
• Kidnapping
• False Accusations of Kidnapping
• New Stepparent Problems
• False Accusations of New Stepparent Problems
• Neglect
• False Accusations of Neglect
• Poor Living Conditions
• False Accusations of Poor Living Conditions

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Turn "He said" "She said" into hard evidence?

• Observations by third party observers.
• Solidify information now to remind a witness of statements months from now.
• Make it easier for professionals like police to attest to incidents without increasing their paperwork.
• Construct simple fast ways for evaluators to see the entire picture.
• Demonstrate the real issues in the most powerful way.
• Make a list of the non-issues that cause your children stress and pain available for evaluators.
• Identify the differences with side by side comparisons of the parents efforts and abilities.
• Show how irresponsible the other side is without sounding like a jerk yourself.
• List the horrific things the other side has done without sounding like you are whining.
• Compile the good things about you and without sounding like you are bragging.
• Give the people who care about your children a chance to help you protect them.
• Stop letting the things that other side does upset you and make them part of your case.

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CAUTION! The 'Forms' book should not be purchased as a stand alone product. It is an excellent tool for documenting information and organizing your case, but does not help you know when or to whom to present the evidence you have compiled. If you must choose between products, the Win Your Child Custody War, manual is a better choice. It has filled in examples of many of the forms and how and when to use them.

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