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Simple Tips to Prepare for Your Child’s Custody Hearing

Kate Walton by Kate Walton
January 4, 2022
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Prepping for your child’s custody hearing can be an overwhelming task, especially for those who are unfamiliar with the process. But with just a little planning, you can put forward a firm and convincing case to win custody. Here, we will talk about a few tips to help you prepare for your child’s custody hearing.

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Know what to expect during the custody hearing
Dress appropriately

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  1. Familiarize yourself with your state’s child custody laws

The laws of child custody vary with every state. So, it would help if you acquainted yourself with the laws of your specific state. Read the fine print to understand the latest laws. This will help you prepare a list of questions to ask your lawyer. Although the process is a little tedious, it will help you identify what you are up against. Child custody lawyers at the Lawrence Law office can help you with the fine print.

  1. Understand the better-parent standard

This is important when one parent wants to seek sole custody of the child. To grant that, the judge needs to see if one parent is better equipped than the other. If you want to request sole custody, find out what the court in your area is looking for. Talk with your lawyer about the best ways to show that you are the better caregiver among the two of you.

  1. Carry the right documents to the hearing

Work with your lawyer and make a list of the documents you need to carry to the hearing. Make sure that your personal records are admissible in court. Many times, courts seek extensive documentation that includes detailed phone records, proof of child payments, visitation schedule, and more. Lawrence Law office is a reputed firm that will help you prepare a file of all the necessary documents you need for the hearing.

  1. Learn proper courtroom decorum

If you wish to win your child’s custody, you must understand proper court decorum. It is prudent to behave appropriately, or you may risk losing custody. Learn the courtroom etiquette from your lawyer. They will help you understand what is expected out of you. Any snappish statements or emotional outbursts may not go too well. A good lawyer will always do little roleplaying to help you out.

  1. Know what to expect during the custody hearing

Those seeking to win child custody must know what to expect so that they are better prepared. One significant thing to know is that the jury does not hear child custody cases. A judge will appear at the hearing and will likely make an immediate decision. However, you have the right to appeal the order.

  1. Dress appropriately

It would help if you made a good first impression. And this is why you should not overlook suitable courtroom attire. Make sure to dress appropriately before you come in front of the judge. It is through your attire that they will form the first opinion of you.

These simple tips will help you prepare for your child custody hearing. You can discuss with your lawyer to ensure you present yourself in the best light.

Kate Walton

Kate Walton

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