Lawyers who don't have enough experience in Family Law or Custody Law have no idea how complex and difficult winning these cases can be. Or how tiring.

Most so-called "Family Lawyers" know some of what needs to be done -- after all, they are professionals, and they aren't stupid.

The problem is that too many of these "Family Lawyers" don't even know that they don't know it all. They honestly believe that they do...and as a result -- this gives you both danger and opporotunity.

The danger is that the other side may be better prepared than your side.  Since custody decisions are supposed to be made on the basis of what is best for the child -- those that know how to prepare better can appear to a judge or master to be a better parent.

You could lose your child - even if you are the parent who is best for your child.  

It happens all too often -- and this is a real danger to you and to your child.

Yet this same situation, when you know how to prepare better and more thoroughly than the "other side" -- you end up looking like the better parent...and you are much more likely to get custody!

Raising a child these days is not as easy as it used to be!  Raising a child is more complex and challenging then it ever was.

When you can show how you are more thoroughly prepared than your ex-spouse -- you'll be seen for the better parent that you really are.

Your chances of winning and keeping your child become so much better that "the other side" will never know what hit them.  Literally.  They just didn't know how to prepare.

Which means that when you know how to prepare better than the average lawyer does - you'll have an "almost unfair" advantage. That makes winning much easier.
                                                                                        -David Burnet


    When you look at the table of contents of this book, it may intimidate you at first.

    But don't let that scare you off.

    Why?  Because most people will agree that they had no idea how complicated raising a child would be before they became parents.  If someone had tried to tell you in advance or list everything would have to deal with as a parent, chances are you would have felt overwhelmed, then, too.  

    But, yet, here you are, dealing with it, one step at a time.  

    You would not want to turn away expert advice about your child's medical care or education because it sounds complicated on the surface.  The jargon of medical professionals or of educators can be a little intimidating.  And while you do not aspire to become a medical or educational professional, their knowledge can be invaluable to you.

    In the same way, you do not want to miss out on being able to thoroughly prepare your custody case because it looks like you have to digest a lot of information.  This manual will help you approach this in the same way you handle being a parent.

    Just like you make your way through parenting issues every day, one thing at a time, this manual takes you step-by-step through what you need to do, breaking it down for you into bite-sized pieces.  By following the detailed directions outlined in this manual, you can make sure that you are better prepared than the other side--even if your opponent has a lawyer and you do not! 

    This is a down-to-earth and practical manual which every parent going through a custody  battle should use --- even if you already have a lawyer.  The advice and step-by-step directions will save on attorney's fees and ensure that you are ready for trial.


    Here's what's included:

• practical advice about how to act and what do in the courtroom,

• inlcuding:the two most common violations of the rules of evidence:

• how to avoid making them, and

• how to stop the other side from getting away with them

• when and how to cross-examine witnesses

• how to avoid making mistakes in your own testimony

• how to question your own witnessess effectively

• easy-to-follow forms to help you organize your material, including:

• sample letters to write

• witness testimony preparation and outline forms

• how to organize and what to say in your opening statement

• how to make an effective and clear closing argument

• step-by-step detailed directions for how to prepare your case for trial, including:

• the four areas of your child's life that you must become involved in

• the nine kinds of records to take to your hearing and how to organize them

• the six things to do in your communication with the other parent

• whether and when to consider settling (as opposed to litigating) your case and how negotiate effectively

• how to use court-ordered procedures, like mediation, to you advantage

• how to organize your facts, witnesses and documents to support your case

    All in all, there are over sixty pages of background information, how-to directions, explanations, and forms to use. It will take you from what to do before a case has even been filed with the court, through the early preparation to get you in the best possible starting position, through how to organize your thoughts and materials, and finally how to use everything on your day in court.  

    Do not think that you can just show up on the day of your trial and depend on the judge to help you present your case.  When friends and family learn that you are facing a custody battle, they often give well-intensioned advice, like:

• "You don't need to hire a lawyer; the judge will help you put on your case when you get there."

• "You should hire the most expensive lawyer you can find; this will intimidate the other side and guarantee that you will win."

• "You should hire the cheapest lawyer you can find; they all went to law school, so they all know the same stuff, right?"

    But what if you really can't afford a lawyer?

    Or what if you hire a lawyer, but you know that yours is just one of many cases the lawyer is handling, and you don't want it to fall in between the cracks?  

    Let's face it: no one can ever care or know as much about your custody case as you do....

    But, you can not know as much as a lawyer about legal procedures.

    Your case needs to be presented with the passion and care that come from your heart, and the legal know-how found in this manual.

    Following the steps outlined here will ensure that you maximize your chances of getting the best possible result.
 
    This manual is based on the author's twenty years of experience litigating thousands of custody cases; the examples and principles are drawn from actual cases; the forms provided are the same forms the author uses to prep a case for trial, and the directions to the reader are the same ones given to real-life clients.

    This manual will prove invaluable for both the parent who decides to be her/his own  lawyer and the parent who is represented by an attorney.
   
    This manual can save you thousands of dollars in lawyer fees, and help you be more prepared than most people who go to court to try to gain or keep custody of their children - giving you a wonderful advantage that other people don't even expect...they have no idea that such an advantage exists, with the knowledge you get in this manual.

    As we introduce this new manual to you, we are offering this at an Introductory Sale Price of $59.99 -- and the price may go up, later...so it's best that you order right away.


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