Child Custody Made Simple: Understanding the Law of Child Custody and Child Support

Watnik, Webster

ISBN 10: 096494040X / ISBN 13: 9780964940406

Published by Single Parent Pr, 1999

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Child Custody Made Simple: Understanding the Law of Child Custody and Child Support
• Publisher: Single Parent Pr
• Publication Date: 1999
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 096494040X
• ISBN 13: 9780964940406
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: New
• Weight: 27 ounces

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Synopsis

CHILD CUSTODY MADE SIMPLE is an indispensable guide to the strange, sometimes bewildering world of family courts. Written in clear, simple language, it answers many questions posed by separated, divorced, and never-married parents. Packed with expert tips and techniques, this informative book unlocks the secrets of family law, and shows you how to succeed in the brave new world of single parenting.

In CHILD CUSTODY MADE SIMPLE you learn:
- What custody decisions are really based on.
- Who usually wins a custody trial.
- Where to find the best lawyer.
- How to save thousands of dollars on legal fees.
- When to fire your lawyer--and when not to.
- How to respond to emergencies such as domestic violence, parental kidnappings, false allegations, and custodial interference.
- Why judges follow support guidelines--and how to influence them.
- Five strategies to improve your chances of collecting child support.
- Eleven ways to enforce a child support order.
...and much, much more!

You owe it to yourself and your children to read this book!

About the Author

Webster Watnik is a writer living in southern California. After earning a Master's degree at the University of Southern California, he began a career writing interactive multimedia courses for personal computers. Soon after, he was drawn into a custody battle over his son. During the course of the litigation, he decided to write a book to help other single parents understand the issues involved in sharing their children.