Get a Custody Attorney to Avoid These Custody Case Mistakes
Conflicts over child custody are sometimes among the most controversial issues in family law. The parent-child relationship is important, and so both parties should create time and spend it with the children. However, after a breakup or divorce, some people don't allow their partners to see their kids. As a parent, keep in mind that your behavior in or out of the courtroom can have a big influence on how your case turns out as well as how you interact with your kids.
Check out this instructive video, and learn about the five blunders people frequently commit in child custody cases.
Your child should have an impartial view of your ex, even if you don't like them. Therefore, don't criticize your ex-partner in the presence of your children or try to incite animosity. It will be detrimental to your custody case if the judge learns that you are trying to influence the child's opinion of the other parent.
Also, never make a false accusation against the other party. When you make assertions, you must be able to back them up. Judges will always base their decisions on the facts.
Moreover, never let your kids name another person as their dad or mom just because you are dating. In order to avoid offending the real dad or mom, try using a different name.
Lastly, you should know the fundamental things about your children, such as their progress in school or the medical facility they attend. In the event of a custody dispute, it's the little things that might turn out to be major mistakes that haunt you in court. Ask your custody attorney for more suggestions.
