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Kids, Courts and Custody Battles

Higoing  to  court.
I'm  Father  Dave.Going to court is like turning pro as a
boxer.  There's  no  route  back.
I'm  a  tough  guy.
Unfortunately, courts don't look for mutually
I've  boxed  professionally.beneficial solutions. They look to give one
party victory over the other party. It's the
I've kicked and wrestled with the best ofnature of our legal system. It's a
them.conflict-based system. It's a sort of
sophisticated brawl, where one party does
Yes,  it's  meeverything it can (within the rules) to
utterly  destroy  the  other  party.
In fact I've been punched, kicked, choked,
cut, bitten, had my joints 'popped' and, onI don't know whose idea it was to develop our
one occasion, even had my bones snapped inlegal system this way. One can imagine that
fights and, for the most part, I've been ablethere must be any number of ways to set up a
to push through the pain and laugh if all offsystem of jurisprudence, such that the goal
(the bone-snapping incident being somewhat ofof any family court hearing is to uncover
an  exception),what are the most helpful options for
everybody involved. I suspect that more
Even so, I'm a tough guy, and yet there's oneenlightened societies do run their legal
area of life where every blow I receivesystem this way. We don't. Our system is
knocks me to the ground. It's the battle foressentially a stoush, with two opponents
my  kids.entering the ring and only one emerging, and
it's a far more bloody and painful stoush.
I've  been  divorced.than anything you see take place in a boxing
ring!
The  separation  was  not  amicable.
Anyway, my point is that if you know enough,
I struggled (initially) to get access to myyou  can  avoid  the  legal  battle-room.
daughter.
If you can gain an understanding of your
And yes, I contemplated suicide ...rights, your obligations, the nature of
regularly.family law, and the way in which men are
dealt with in the family court system, you
If you're a bloke who's been through thiscan generally predict pretty accurately what
sort of thing, you know exactly what I amyour chances in court are, without ever
talking about. Guys who have never beenhaving to go there. This will save you a LOT
through it generally have no idea what you'reof money. And, more importantly, it will save
going through, and we don't help themyou from ever having to get into a
understand either, as we men have beengloves-off, no-rules, bite-and-scratch,
genetically pre-programmed NOT to talk aboutdo-or-die,  brawling  bloodfest with your ex.
stuff  that  doesn't  involve  a  football!
I don't think I need to say any more about
And I'm not going to break the mould herethis. But I will recommend to you the one
either and continue eulogising about the painresource that I've come across that can equip
of it all. Instead, I'm simply offering youyou with the sort of knowledge that you need
the three most important things I learntif you're going to keep to the three golden
through  my  battles:rules as outlined above. It's an ebook
called,  "Custody  Secrets".
1.  Don't  go  to  court.
Indeed, I've got more than just the book to
2.  Don't  go  to  court.show you today, I've got a video review from
a girl named, Samantha, who probably sounds a
3. Find out everything you can about yourlot like the ex-Mrs, and has all the charm of
situation - where you stand ethically anda used-car salesman. But if you can get over
legally - and use this knowledge to avoidthat, you may enjoy it.



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