"rachel carrera" <ifgvraocbquo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> We were shocked at how many bright, wise, loving---indeed even
> "savvy"---parents did not know the single most im****tant fact that
> must be true if one is to prevail in a custody dispute. And this must
> be the best kept secret in the world, because even extremely
> intelligent, sophisticated professionals fail to make use of it.
> Indeed, even attorneys, who themselves as parents are caught up in
> custody disputes, frequently do not know how to make his single most
> im****tant factor work for them.
> We identified fourteen "key behaviors" that differentiate between
> parents who do well in custody disputes from those who do not. We
> consider these behaviors to be strategically critical.
> We have identified what we see as the single biggest mistake a parent
> in a custody dispute can make. And the irony here is that our own
> legal system actually encourages parents to make this huge mistake.
> If you are a parent in a child custody dispute, you must learn to
> recognize (and deal with) blatantly wrong and immoral strategies that
> will likely be used against you. To add insult to injury, these
> strategies can be effective. And in our experience, many attorneys
> fail to help their clients deal with these tragically effective
> strategies, because they are more psychological than legal strategies,
> and attorneys are not often trained either to recognize or deal with
> them.
> Another exceedingly im****tant point is that too many parents do not
> fully understand all the im****tant things their attorneys should be
> doing for them. Simply put, many parents do not know what they should
> ask for.
> While on the topic of attorneys, we also discovered two im****tant
> strategies that will literally "force" an attorney to do a better job
> for a client.
> http://custodyord.blogspot.com/#
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