by Fred Campos | Sep 7, 2018 | Your Custody Court System
[Y]ou have to do a whole lot of work to prepare yourself for any case in the courtroom. You have to find a reliable legal representative, gather your evidence, prepare your arguments, know your facts, and build up the confidence to stand and declare yourself in a room...
by Fred Campos | Apr 10, 2018 | Your Custody Court System
[T]here’s no getting around it – divorce will cost money. But how much money you spend on the proceeding is, ultimately, down to you. Let’s take a look at some of the ways you can save. Ask yourself the Big Question First and foremost, don’t dive into divorce...
by Fred Campos | Jul 21, 2017 | Your Custody Court System
It’s been three years since I wrote, What Does a Judge Look for in a Child Custody Case. To expand beyond that post, I thought I would actually go interview a sitting family court judge. A few phone calls later, and with a Chic-fil-a lunch bribe, a local judge...
by Fred Campos | Jul 20, 2017 | Your Custody Court System
Friends, I get letters and eMails every day asking questions about their specific court cases. I will try to find the best ones and sharing my answers weekly. Below is an eMail from a step-Dad asking, “What to Expect After a Social Study” regarding his...
by Fred Campos | Jul 15, 2017 | Your Custody Court System
[S]even years before the 21st century, 15.9% of children were living with their fathers while the mother lived somewhere else. Almost 25 years later, has that number improved? In the U.S., how often do fathers really win full custody? There are a lot of sources,...
by Fred Campos | Aug 7, 2016 | Your Custody Court System
[I]f you are not seeking sole custody of your child—a situation DGC believes you should pursue, and you are settling out of court, then you have to determine how you and the mother will divide time with your child. Even under the best of circumstances, this is an...
