by Fred Campos | Oct 30, 2016 | Child Custody Tips
[I]n Part 1, we discussed how the fate of your court case could be decided by a custody evaluation. In Part 2, we discussed how to plan for your custody evaluation. Today I want to discuss both your attitude and your willingness to cooperate for a successful custody...
by Fred Campos | Sep 9, 2016 | Child Custody Tips
[P]arental alienation is next most hurtful thing than losing the custody of your child. This is a vicious attempt made by the custodial parent to seclude a child from the other parent. Therapists, lawyers, psychologists, and psychiatrists—they all will give you a...
by Fred Campos | Aug 27, 2016 | Child Custody Tips
[P]reviously we started a four-part series title, Why Child Custody Evaluation is So Stressful. Let’s continue. What Makes Up a Typical Child Custody Evaluation A child custody evaluation usually begins with a court-appointed psychologist to conduct a family...
by Fred Campos | Aug 23, 2016 | Child Custody Tips
[O]ne of the most emotional and unstable aspects of divorce involves determining where the children will be spent with each parent before the divorce is finalized. Even in the best of circumstances this decision can illicit strong feelings and be the source of a major...
by Fred Campos | Aug 15, 2016 | Child Custody Tips
[P]reviously, we discussed steps you can take to gain child custody. While following those steps can work to your advantage, it’s not enough. This time, we’ll cover mistakes fathers often make that turn judges’ decisions against them. Five Strategies that Will NOT...
by Fred Campos | Jul 29, 2016 | Child Custody Tips
[O]ne of our favorite topics at DGC is giving Dads tips on how you can gain child custody of your children, either jointly, or (our preference in most cases) sole custody. Following them will not only give you an advantage in court, but provide you a confidence,...
