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How to build a child custody case
Consider hiring an attorney.
Family law is detailed and far reaching, and judges have great latitude for discretion. If you file on your own, keep in mind you'll be expected to understand the law and know the procedural rules as well as any attorney.

Options are: -- You can find an experienced family law attorney by contacting your local or state bar association and asking them for a referral. The american bar association runs a referral program that can give you attorney recommendations about who can and cannot represent you. -- Particularly for personal matters, you'll need a lawyer's experience and expertise to effectively evaluate or challenge the value of your case. In addition to ensuring your support systems are up-to-date, you also will need to be able to prove any supporting documentation. -- Understand the different types of child custody. You need to know the difference between types of custody so you know what arrangement to ask the court for. -- Often custody cases are long and complex, and experts advise hiring an attorney to be an expert rather than simply presenting facts for you. You typically can find your state's bar association or the american bar association's website at www.statelocalnear.com.
Understand the different types of child custody. You need to know the difference between types of custody so you know what arrangement to ask the court for.