Child Custody ebooks

As an unmarried parent, (alone or with a partner) you have a bit more work to find out:

• Who has custody of the child?
• What are your responsibilities as a parent?
• What are your legal rights as a parent?
• How to enforce those rights?

CONTENTS

• Welfare
• Unmarried Parents Living Together
• Taxes
• Surrogate Mothers
• Paternity Tests
• Paternity Actions
• Names
• In Vitro Fertilization
• Frequently Asked Questions
• DNA Tests
• Custody and Visitation
• Blood Tests
• Artificial Insemination
• Artificial Conception
• A Brief Guide to Custody for the Unmarried

This change of circumstance usually involves something negative in the child's current environment - such as improper supervision, or harmful conflicts with the custodial parent or stepparent, or one of the many actions that the court will consider.

This ebook discusses in detail everything that you need to know about seeking to modify a custody order because of a "change in circumstances."

CONTENTS

• Use of Illegal Drugs
• Removal of Negative Factors as Consideration
• Religious Training or Beliefs
• Present Managing Conservator's Circumstances
• Positive Improvement as Separate Element of Two-Part Test
• Past Isolated Instances of Misconduct
• Party's Remarriage
• Party's Physical and Mental Condition
• Party's Negative Behavior - Use of Child as Pawn
• Parents Religious Beliefs
• New Spouse's Race May Not be Considered
• Moral Misconduct
• Modifying Custody, Visitation and Child Support FAQ
• Modification of Parenting Time
• Modification of Custody in the Absence of an Agreement
• Modification of Custody
• Modification - Private Agreements
• Interfering... Click here to read the full description!

WHEN TESTIFYING IN FAMILY COURT

This publication will also help your children and your other witnesses be more effective when testifying in family court.

TIPS AND STRATEGIES DESIGNED TO "Give You the Edge"

WHEN TESTIFYING IN FAMILY COURT

This publication will also help your children and your other witnesses be more effective when testifying in family court.

CONTENTS

• What Women Should be Aware of During a Child Custody Court Case
• WOMEN AND MEN ARE TREATED DIFFERENTLY DURING CHILD CUSTODY COURT CASES AND IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT TO BE ABLE TO COUNTERACT THIS JUDICIAL BIAS
• Tips for Parents Seeking Custody
• The United States Court System
• Sometimes, custody can be negotiated if both parents sit down and talk rationally about what kind of arrangement will work best for both of them and the child. Everyone's schedule and lifestyle need to be considered to make a plan that will work. This chapter shows you how.
• Learn what your lawyer should be doing for you, and what he or she should avoid. This is a helpful ebook that should be reviewed with your lawyer before you go to court.
• Learn about the mistakes parents commonly make when starting a custody battle. Know what not to do before you do it!
• How to Testify in a Custody Case
• How to Negotiate Child Custody Without Going to Court
• Explores what you can do during... Click here to read the full description!

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Is Your Child At Risk Of Being Lured By A Stranger Online?

Discover How You Can Prevent Your Child From Becoming A Predator's Target And Your Worst Nightmare!

A FEW THINGS TO LOOK OUT FOR

• Why you should follow their every move on social networking sites
• Why they should be careful about posting their personal information online. In reality, they shouldn't be doing it and this ebook explains why
• Different ways your child could be accessing these sites other than the home computer
• Why it's not a good idea for your child to upload photographs of themselves on the internet for strangers to see
• Where in your house you should not install a computer and why

Table of Contents

Introduction
Warning Signs
Parental Monitoring
Monitoring and Protection Software
Tips to Avoid Sexual Predators
The Truth About Online Content
Identity Theft
Spyware And Malware
The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)
Privacy Policy
Social Networking Safety
Additional Rules For Child Safety Online
Warnings For Children Online
Additional Tips For Parents
Conclusion

SECTION 1: Canadian Child Custody:
Custody Definitions and Q & A

• What does the court look at to determine custody?
• What are the basics of child custody?
• What kind of parenting plans are there?
• What happens to child custody if I move away?
• What are some Canadian child custody acts?
• Dealing with denial of access to your children
• Clinical issues and child custody

• What are the factors which affect child custody arrangements?
• What are the characteristics of typical custody arrangements?

• What are the tax rules?5. Are your payments considered "support" payments?
• What are Canadian child support guidelines?
• How to calculate the child support you will owe (tables listing amounts included)
• Do these guidelines apply to you?

• WHAT DO EVALUATORS LOOK FOR DURING A COMPREHENSIVE CUSTODY EVALUATION?
• WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT?
• CAN YOU PREPARE FOR A CUSTODY EVALUATION?

In a "Custody Evaluation" an evaluator meets with the parties and evaluates the custody issues based on the factors for determining custody that are spelled out by state statutes.

Once the custody evaluation is complete the evaluator submits a report to the Court which will recommend a custody and visitation schedule that the evaluator believes is in the child's best interests.

This ebook is a critical element of your case.

Although custody studies may be challenged in court, many Judge's defer to the recommendations of the evaluator because, unlike the parties, they are deemed to be an independent witness without any personal Interest in the outcome. As a result, how you relate your case to the evaluator is very important.

Contents:

• What to Expect
• What are the Costs of a Typical Comprehensive Custody Evaluation?
• What Do Evaluators Look For During A Comprehensive Custody Evaluation?
• What Can I Do If I Believe an Evaluation was Biased, Incomplete, or... Click here to read the full description!

TIPS AND STRATEGIES DESIGNED TO "Give You the Edge"

WHEN TESTIFYING IN FAMILY COURT

This publication will also help your children and your other witnesses be more effective when testifying in family court.

CONTENTS

1. Common Custody Traps for Parents
   Learn about the mistakes parents commonly make when starting a custody battle. Know what not to do before you do it!
   
2. Tips for Parents Seeking Custody
   Explores what you can do during custody proceedings to better your chances of winning custody.
   
3. How to Testify in a Custody Case
   A useful guide to being calm, cool, and collected on the stand. A helpful list to review with your lawyer!
4. Children Testifying in Court
   Designed to help parents and guardians prepare their children to testify in court. Included is an explanation of the courtroom process, advice about preparing children to testify, considerations in working with legal professionals, and suggestions for aftercare following the trial.
   
5. Cross-Examination
   Cross-examination can be one of the most nerve-wracking experiences you're likely to have during your time in court. Learn what tricks and tactics your opponent's lawyer will use against you!
   
6. Custody Cases from the Lawyer's View
   Learn what your lawyer should be doing for you, and what he or she should avoid. This is a helpful ebook that should be reviewed with your lawyer before you go to court.
   
7. The United States Court System... Click here to read the full description!

OR

Your new spouse is offered a great position in his company, but the job's in California and you are living in New Jersey

OR

It goes on and on---there are hundreds of valid reasons why you may decide that that it is necessary to move to another state.

Can you move?

This publication covers relocation from every aspect.
IT IS THE MOST-COMPLETE VOLUME OF INFORMATION EVER OFFERED TO PARENTS!

THESE TOPICS ARE COVERED COMPLETELY:

RELOCATION: STATE BY STATE
PRECEDENT-SETTING COURT CASES AT BOTH THE FEDERAL AND STATE LEVELS. COVERS ALL 50 STATES (MANY PARENTS HAVE HELPED THEIR LAWYERS WIN THEIR CASE, BY FINDING IMPORTANT INFORMATION IN THE 100+ CASES THAT ARE COVERED HERE!)
HOW THE STATES AND THE COURTS DECIDE ON RELOCATION
WHAT TO DO IN CASES OF ABDUCTION
PREVENTING DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL MOVE-AWAYS
PREPARING FOR A 'MOVE-AWAY' BY A VENGEFUL CUSTODIAL PARENT
MAY I MOVE OUT OF STATE? (AN IMPORTANT THREE PART ESSAY THAT "TALKS FROM THE HIP (AND THE HEART!)"
HOW TO PREPARE TO FIGHT RELOCATION AND THEN ACTUALLY CONDUCTING THE BATTLE
CHILD CUSTODY LAWS and MOVING TO ANOTHER STATE

1. What You Need To Know About Child Custody and Child Support In Canada
2. Specific Help For MEN Involved in a Child Custody Case
3. Custody Cases and Legal Summaries In Canada

CHAPTER ONE

SECTION 1: Canadian Child Custody: Custody Definitions and Q & A

• What kind of parenting plans are there?
• What happens to child custody if I move away?
• What does the court look at to determine custody?
• What are the basics of child custody?
• What are some Canadian child custody acts?
• Dealing with denial of access to your children
• Clinical issues and child custody

• What are the factors which affect child custody arrangements?
• What are the characteristics of typical custody arrangements?

• What are the tax rules?5. Are your payments considered "support" payments?
• What are Canadian child support guidelines?
• How to calculate the child support you will owe (tables listing amounts included)
• Do these guidelines apply to you?

• Provincial and territorial child support contact information listed by region