How to Prepare for a Child Custody Evaluation

[@Commandthecourtroom]

If you've decided to move forward with a custody evaluation in your child custody case, you're going to want to get prepared. Check out this video for my biggest and best tips and tricks for getting yourself ready. Leave me a comment and let me know your biggest worry about participating in the custody evaluation. I hope this video helps you.

[@JBMetalProductions]

It is actually really bad that 1 persons recommendation can change things. I am not a good talker at all in interviews, but still did this, did really awful honestly because I was nervous and couldn't think (my kids were on the line). I had an attorney and pulled through in court, but still it makes me sick to my stomach that me being nervous during that one 8 minute interview could have decided where my kids ended up. Its actually disgusting and I believe the court system is completely flawed if they take these one persons recommendation and use it in a court of law. Even after going through this and succeeding in my favor, I can see how absolutely flawed the system is and I have lost ALL faith in the United States justice system. It is soooo bad, and I know theres people out there that can't afford lawyers to do their talking for them, thats lives are absolutely ruined. Makes me sick to my stomach.

[@WillFull_Truth]

I had a consultation with one of your attorneys last week hoping for just legal advice I kinda know which direction to go. I just needed confirmation and he couldn’t give me that without $5000.

[@justj2530]

Been there,done that

[@Lovingwhisperer]

Can we get on a call please ?

[@kdogtv]

Are you referring to a CAA because all of this sounds like the same thing? I met with the CAA in our case, she seemed very down to earth unfortunately I had to let her know difficult the other parent is. Didn’t want to talk bad about her but had to give facts about how she is.

[@dustinalexander1829]

Its Insane that we have to pay the court to enforce their own orders.

[@NHRebelsthoughts]

Sounds like what we call a GAL

[@danball6847]

Content based prior restraints are prior restraints that single out individuals require strict scrutiny substantive due process protections. First, this requires a compelling state interest and the state's interest in pursuing your child's best interests is NOT compelling according to the Supreme Court. Second, the authority asserted to impose the restraint must be narrowly tailored to provide no more authority than necessary to achieve the compelling interest they present. Child custody courts operate off of "broad" discretion which is the complete opposite of narrowly tailored authority. Finally, the restraint must be the least restrictive option available to achieve the compelling interest. NO Contact prior restraints are the most restrictive option available and therefore require the most justification.

[@WillFull_Truth]

I had a consultation with one of your attorneys last week hoping for just legal advice I kinda know which direction to go. I just needed confirmation and he couldn’t give me that without $5000.