Fathers Custody Rights - Custody Strategies For Men Review

Dr. Bricklin and Dr. Elliot are well regarded experts in the field of child psychology and have 30 years experience helping fathers to adopt the correct approach in fighting for custody of their children on the break up of a relationship.
The first key point in their book is that it is much easier to win custody of your child at the outset than it is to have a case reopened later.
This is for the obvious reason that courts are reluctant to upset the existing arrangement that a child enjoys with the existing custodial parent who will be looking after the day to day life of the child.
Because of the 2 doctors experience in the field they claim that they have gathered a huge amount of information in the field from dealing with child care experts, judges, lawyers and health professionals and claim that there are a number of legal and psychological strategies that need to be employed to give you the best chance of winning child custody first time.
They outline in their book 14 key behaviours which successful parents use in custody disputes.
Probably even more importantly they outline the strategies that are likely to be used against dads in their custody battle..and claim to have perfected strategies for situations where  the child has been turned against the father and embittered by the other parent.
They also supply a state by state supplement which tells you exactly what the visitation and custody laws apply in individual states. The book is not cheap, but it is very thorough and if you find yourself in the unfortunate situation of a failing or failed relationship and there are children involved then you will probably recognise that the long term benefit of adopting the correct child custody strategy will pay you back ten fold in the long run. 
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