by Fred Campos | Nov 29, 2013 | Child Custody Tips
If you are a parent who is divorced or in the process of a divorce and cannot agree on parenting issues with the other parent a child custody evaluation may be done by an independent and objective mental health evaluator who have a minimum of a Master’s degree. The...
by Fred Campos | Feb 16, 2010 | Child Custody Tips
[F]or court appointments of any kind, drive your oldest most conservative car. Upon exiting the vehicle you show your confidence with a smile. You don’t know who you will pass on your way into the building. You could be passing attorneys, jury members...
by Fred Campos | Jan 13, 2010 | Child Custody Tips
Social studies case workers will evaluate your location. Your kids need to have their own room, bed, toothbrush, clothes. If the status quo is you vegetating in front of the TV with your hand down your pants while your kids play with your gun collection, you’re not...
by Fred Campos | Dec 28, 2009 | Child Custody Tips
[P]eople will judge you based on your appearance. The only person you will ever meet who might not is your mom. Or at least she’ll love you anyway. Probably. The legal system is a very, very judgmental system. Hence why one of the key players in this drama is called a...
by Fred Campos | Jul 8, 2009 | Child Custody Tips
[Y]ou have heard it said time and time again, fathers that are involved in their children’s school make a positive impact on their kids’ grades, behavior, and overall attitude towards education and learning. A study based on the data from 17,000 students from...
by Fred Campos | Feb 18, 2009 | Child Custody Tips
[H]ave you noticed we live in a society that hates making decisions? Whether it’s picking a combo meal number at a drive through window, or deciding which restaurant to frequent for dinner, people HATE making choices. I believe this problem...
