Win Your Child Custody War

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Win Your Child Custody War is the Child Custody Help SourceBook

At first glance many the topics in Win Your Child Custody War, appear unrelated to the subject of child custody. That impression seems valid since the issues are not covered an any other books. However, every topic examined has been a key issues in the determination of custody. Within the legal division of family law, child custody is a very narrow area and the broader base of information you have about the topics/issues that may affect your case the better off you are. Just knowing an issue can be raised is critical to your case.

When the first edition of Win Your Child Custody War, hit the market in 1992, there were only 2 books that even mentioned child custody. They were about divorce and both were written by male attorneys explaining in less than a paragraph, how to use your children in order to pay less child support and alimony. Those books were written for people who wanted to free themselves from current family commitments so they could move on. Win Your Child Custody War was written for people who truly love their children and insist on being part of the children's lives.

"Win" has been on the market longer and has been updated more often than any other product on this subject ever produced.

Timelines Table of Contents All Topics Covered Extensive Specific Examples Current Court Trends Addressed

Compare the Table of Contents and Index of Win Your Child Custody War to any five other products on the market

Index Ease of Use Case Cites Listed by Topic Legal concepts explained Difficult Situations Explained

Specific Problems Faced by other Parents and Options to solve them. Example of letters, reports, evaluations, court filings and rulings. Information about the trends and changes in the attitudes of the courts.

If you are dealing with a chameleon who has the ability to fool everyone, and will do and say anything to control and hurt you and your child this is the manual you need. Take the normal "he said" "she said" out of the mix. Prove that lies are how this person communicates and that your child's best interest is not even a concern for the other parent. Know how to handle what is happening now, and how to prepare to stop the next dirty trick or document it for court later.                                                                  Updated  08/12/2008 Since March 1992