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How Dads Can Save Money Before Their Divorce
If you think your marriage could be heading to a close, then you should start preparing for the worst. This is usually something you can just sense. You’re not just not talking to each other, you’re physically not acknowledging each other in the household and when the talk turns to money, both of you seem to feel like the other is hiding something from them.
5 Alternatives To Online Dating
Online dating isn’t for everyone. You may find the whole process of swiping left and right shallow or you may find yourself getting depressed by the constant rejection every time you message someone and get no reply. You may find it way too addictive or you may struggle to make time for it. Whatever your reason for not getting on with online dating, there are plenty of other options to explore.
Second Time Lucky? How To Win The Dating Game As A Single Dad
If you’ve been divorced, you may have mixed feelings about getting back into the dating game. You’ve already tried to find a suitable partner once already. But, for whatever reason, that didn’t work out how you planned.
Child Custody Tips
How To Improve Your Case for Custody After a Divorce
Divorce can be amicable, but more often than not, it can turn ugly. Though you should never put your children in the boxing ring with you, in some cases it is necessary to fight for primary or sole custody. If your spouse has an addiction, is notoriously poor with money and in huge debt, is abusive, or otherwise mentally unwell, then your children deserve a more stable, happy home.
Working with Your Attorney
Points To Consider When Selecting a Lawyer
With millions of attorneys to choose from, when it comes to selecting a lawyer for you, then it can be something that is really time-consuming. Of course, that is something that is so important, so taking the time to find the right lawyer that is the right one for you, is really important.
The Only Advice You’ll Ever Need When You Are Looking For A Good Attorney!
Vulnerable, confused, and apprehensive. These are feelings that are all too common for those that are going through legal proceedings that need the assistance of an attorney. In fact, that is why it’s so important to find the right legal representation in this situation, as they can guide you through. Luckily, you can get some crucial advice on this subject below. Keep reading on advice when looking for a good attorney.
What Your Attorney Wants to Tell You, But Probably Won’t
Sure, you and your lawyer enjoy attorney-client privilege, everyone knows that. What is said between you and your attorney is private, and breaking that can be grounds for your lawyer’s disbarment. But what does your lawyer keep from you? What does not say that would probably help your relationship? There are several, and as you read, ask, “How many of these am I guilty of?”
Five Ways to Present Evidence in Court
If you are fighting for custody, the day will come when you will have your final hearing. To truly win custody and prove you are the better parent, you will need to present lots of convincing evidence in court. Sadly, your personal testimony weighs very little with the judge. So what evidence do you need, and how should you show it in court?
Subpoenaing Key Witnesses for Hearings
You would not be fighting for custody if you didn’t think you are the better parent, or at least better than your Ex. Your position is a given, otherwise you would not be involved in your custody case. Therefore in regards to your testimony, almost anybody else testimony carries more weight than yours.
Two Million Dollar Settlement Awarded to Deion Sanders
It looks as though the epic divorce saga between NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders and Pilar Sanders is finally over…maybe. Late November 2015, one of Deion’s attorneys told TMZ that the NFL Hall of Famer felt “relief and vindication” in being awarded a $2.2 million judgment against his ex-wife Pilar.
Your Custody Court System
Things To Remember When You’re In The Midst Of A Divorce!
Being in the middle of a divorce is hard. There are so many things to deal with including difficult emotions, it’s no wonder that sometimes it can all feel overwhelming. The good news is you can make it easier to stay focused, and come out with a positive result by following the advice below.
What To Do If You Are Falsely Accused Of A Crime
Most people never give being falsely accused of a crime a second thought. Yet the existence of many organizations, and charities that help with exonerations show that it does happen. Indeed, some statistics suggest that up to 10% of the current prison population are innocent. With that in mind, knowing how to deal with the situation if you ever find yourself falsely accused of a crime is essential. Keep reading to find out more.
How to Win a Divorce – Dos, Don’ts, and Sneaky Tactics
When it comes to ending the marriage, most spouses wonder how to win a divorce. Many assets have been accumulated, as much as many offenses have been taken. Clearly, neither spouse wants to give in anything to the other party. There are many ways to score off in divorce, some of them can work better than others. Some tactics may seem like a good idea but it’s better to avoid them at any cost. Here’s our list of top mean divorce tactics divorcees often use but lose and a few tips on how to win a divorce.
Things To Know About Spousal Support
Many couples may be aware of this kind of support as it is familiar throughout the United States. Some countries are still underdeveloped, and this kind of support does not get the attention it actually should. For the people who do not know what this means, it is a kind of alimony required to pay.
Parents A Guide on Insurance Companies, Agencies, Law Firms and Claims
In this article, though, we will try to cover as many aspects related to a parents guide to insurance companies, agencies, law firms and claims.
Child Custody Law: What Parents Need to Know
Ending a relationship is never an easy decision, and when there are children involved, it can be even more traumatic. It is important to familiarize yourselves with the rules surrounding child custody law, if you find yourself in a position where an amicable agreement cannot be made about the custody of your children.
Your Ex, the”Other” Parent
A Word On The Evil Ex Theory
Most of us don’t quite know when we started thinking that Exes were doomed to be evil. But there’s something oddly appealing about it. Perhaps, we’re simply so used to watching the media portray past relationships from a negative angle that we automatically assume that the Ex is always wrong.
Covid-19 is not the Time to Fight with Your Ex
For most of us alive, we have never seen a worldwide pandemic like we are all witnessing with Covid-19. It is overwhelming in comparison to even to the feelings felt on September 11th. I remember traveling shortly after that crisis. People were nicer, traffic merged easier, and passengers from different rows in airplanes introduced themselves with respect and courtesy.
Can You (And Should You) Ever Be Friends With Your Ex?
Maybe friendship is too strong of a goal. Perhaps there is too much negative history and one or both of you years later still can’t get past it. Under those circumstances “friendship” may be unreachable. Maybe just being civil to one another while attending graduations or weddings is a step in the right direction.
A Co-Habitation Agreement: What You Need to Know
The rights of unmarried couples who live together have been debated for some years, but there is still little progress in terms of ensuring that the rights of unmarried couples are the same as those that are married. If you are an unmarried couple who live jointly within the same house, you may be thinking about obtaining a co-habitation agreement. These legal documents give you much more legal rights and protection than you would have if without it.
The Importance Of Minding Your Head During A Divorce
No-one can say you’re not entitled to your feelings, but there comes a point that you have to show yourself some self-care, even as tumultuous as your head can be. Here are a few ways to ensure that one of the rockiest periods of your life doesn’t become a permanent thing and why it’s so important to put in the effort.
Can You Forgive And Forget After Everything?
Divorces are painful for everyone. Did you know that in the popular mindset, when a couple with kids goes through a divorce, the majority of people assume that it is the dad’s fault? Why would they even think, without knowing anything of the situation, that it has to be your fault? Call it bias, discrimination, or social misinformation, but ultimately, if you’re in the process of separating from your partner, it’s something you will have to face. As if the whole process were not hurtful enough, you are also under fire for the situation.
Parenting and Co-Parenting Tips
Steps to take when you suspect your child has suffered medical malpractice
While everyone hopes their time in the care of health professionals goes smoothly, accidents can and do happen. It can be even worse when it happens to your child. If you feel that your child received substandard service while in a hospital or other medical center, there are some important steps you should take.
6 Ways to Ease the Pain for Your Kids When Moving Out
Moving out can be a difficult time for both the parents and the children. It is a time of uncertainty, change, and adjustment. It's important to remember that your kids are going through a transition of having two homes. Now is the time you want to ease the pain for...
5 Tips To Improve Your Child’s Mental Health
Protecting your child’s mental health isn’t always easy, and there are more stressors out there for children than you might think. To improve your child’s mental health, there are many areas you can focus on.
What Are We Teaching Our Kids About Relationships?
As parents, we have a whole host of responsibilities to our children. It’s up to us to keep them safe, happy and healthy. We’re responsible for creating memories that they’ll treasure forever and informing the kinds of adults that they grow up to be. This latter aspect of parenting is one that can test even the most dedicated of us. After all, as parents we need to be educators. Everything we say and do is a lesson to our kids, whether we want it to be or not.
4 Tips for Parents Going Through Divorce
Going through a divorce is a difficult time for any family. And no matter how amicable the separation, it will be tough on your kids. But that doesn’t mean you can’t take steps to make it as pain-free as possible, eliminating any confusion and worry. Here are some top tips to help any parents going through a difficult divorce.
3 Reasons to Get Your Kids into Crafts and DIY
There are all sorts of hobbies and pastimes you might want to do with your kids, in order to enrich their lives, enjoy some quality bonding time, and equip them with valuable skills for later life. And, of course, just to have some good old-fashioned fun. Besides, it’s important to get your kids into crafts.
Marriage & Remarriage Tips
How Dads Can Save Money Before Their Divorce
If you think your marriage could be heading to a close, then you should start preparing for the worst. This is usually something you can just sense. You’re not just not talking to each other, you’re physically not acknowledging each other in the household and when the talk turns to money, both of you seem to feel like the other is hiding something from them.
5 Alternatives To Online Dating
Online dating isn’t for everyone. You may find the whole process of swiping left and right shallow or you may find yourself getting depressed by the constant rejection every time you message someone and get no reply. You may find it way too addictive or you may struggle to make time for it. Whatever your reason for not getting on with online dating, there are plenty of other options to explore.
Second Time Lucky? How To Win The Dating Game As A Single Dad
If you’ve been divorced, you may have mixed feelings about getting back into the dating game. You’ve already tried to find a suitable partner once already. But, for whatever reason, that didn’t work out how you planned.
What To Do When A Marriage Starts Breaking Down
Marriages and long-term relationships break down. That is an unfortunate but a true sad fact of life. It is thought that around 50% of marriages in the United States end in divorce and separation. Here are some more interesting stats and figures about marriage breakdown in the US. The divorce rate per 1000 women is 16.9.
Don’t Nice Your Way Out Of Happiness
It’s unfortunate when relationships come to an end and even more so when marriages fall apart. As a husband, you may be wondering what kind of deal you will get if you were to take the plunge and start divorce proceedings. The sad reality is, it’s going to be raw. That is of course if you were to take the proper measures that will ensure you will get a fair hearing.
Moving on: Healthy Relationships After Divorce
A divorce is one of the most stressful things that a person can experience. The whole process of a divorce is fraught with emotion and obstacles that need to be overcome. Being stuck in an unhappy marriage, coupled with the aftermath of separation, is incredibly stressful. Dealing with all the wrangling over possessions, and most importantly, who gets custody of the kids can really take their toll on both your physical and mental health.
Daddy Got Custody Podcast
DGC 012 – 07/10/2018 What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Stronger
Fred Campos, @FullCustodyDad, discusses taking the experience of fighting for custody and allowing it to change your life for good. Really focus on becoming he better parent for your kids and learning to get along with your Ex.
DGC 011 – 06/24/2018 Winning, Losing, & Modifying Custody After the Final
Fred Campos, @FullCustodyDad, discusses winning and losing custody, contempts, modification and the reality of gaining custody after the final. In this episode, Fred is going to recommend six elements your attorney needs to do when you win custody, four elements that need to be done if you lose custody, an open discussion about contempts and enforcement, and finally a detailed and story discussion about custody after the final.
DGC 010 – 06/17/2018 Do’s and Don’ts Conduct Inside the Courtroom
Fred Campos, @FullCustodyDad, discusses conduct and presentation in appearing and testifying in court. How you conduct yourself says a lot in regards to your chances for full custody. Fred outlines 10 Do’s you must do every time you are in court, as well as, 10 Don’ts to do in court. Custody success favors the prepared parent, be that parent!
DGC 009 – 06/10/2018 Your Final Court Case Rehearsal Dinner
All Podcasts - [F]red Campos, @FullCustodyDad, discusses all the elements that make up your Final Court hearing. Like a wedding rehearsal dinner, Fred outlines the evidence and witnesses you need to have pre-prepared for in regard to this all-important event. Fred...
DGC 008 – 06/03/18 Temporary Orders & Child Support
A temporary orders hearing is often like a mini-trial or a preview of what the final trial will look like. The attorneys present arguments, examine witnesses, and present evidence before the judge. This gives the Judge an idea of the temporary issues at hand that need to be decided. These Orders are temporary and generally designed to maintain the parties’ status quo until the case is finalized.
DGC 007 – 05/26/18 The Matrix: Custody Evaluators, Evidence & Depositions
Fred Campos, @FullCustodyDad, discusses three elements to prepare ahead of time for your final court appears. Preparing for the Custody Evaluations, How to Prepare Evidence, and finally How to Prepare and Use Depositions in Court.
Product Reviews
Imagina Books – Educational Augmented Reality Books
Imagina Books is a series of Educational Augmented Reality books that blends between the classical book reading experience and the recent technology, Augmented Reality, that boosts visualization and Imagination leading to better understanding, more enjoyable and a better hands-on experience for our kids. The book and the mobile application are the two pillars of this experience.
Divorce is Not the End of the World, Book Review
There are good books written to and for parents advising them on court proceedings and how-to regarding child custody in a divorce. There are also a few books written to parents focusing on issues kids face during the process. However few books are written by kids to...
Interviewing Your Daughter’s Date, Book Review
Dennis Raney’s “Interviewing Your Daughter’s Date: 30 Minutes Man-to-Man” is a fantastic idea of actually having a 30 minute conversation/interview with a boy that is starting to show interest in your daughter before they even go out on their first date.