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    How to Win a Child Custody Case

    By Anne-Marie Ronsen

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    Strategies to Win Custody and Protect Your Kids in the Process

    Child custody is one of the most difficult and emotional issues either party will deal with, on the breakdown of a marriage or relationship. Children have been described as our most valuable asset and in actual fact some parents threat children just this way. They treat children as a trophy, something to be won, no matter the cost, without really taking into consideration the needs of the children and what is best for them.

    Going to your first child custody hearing can be scary, especially for parents who are unfamiliar with the child custody process. However, with some advance planning, you can present a convincing case and win child custody.

    'How to Win a Child Custody Case' is a must read if you are the primary custodian of your child and the non-custodial parent has filed a motion to modify the custody arrangement. These measures will be a great aid to you and your attorney in preparing for court hearings, not only will employing these methods substantiate your demand for retaining custody, but they will also work to protect you from false allegations of neglect or abuse (which almost always arise).

    Your child custody hearing is coming up, and you want to win child custody instead of going through a long, drawn out battle. Find out what to expect in court and how to best prepare for your child custody hearing with these legal tips.

    'How to Win a Child Custody Case' includes absolutely EVERYTHING you need to know to win your child custody case faster than ever and avoid useless appointments with your attorney and countless hours in family court!

    Here are the REAL secrets, the REAL methods, the REAL systems that can win your child custody case faster.

    Thousands of parents have successfully used this same information to finally win their child custody case and stop wasting time in family court.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnne-Marie Ronsen
    Release dateAug 4, 2013
    ISBN9781301272785
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    How to Win a Child Custody Case
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    Anne-Marie Ronsen

    Anne-Marie Ronsen is a modern-day spiritual explorer. An avid student of ancient and modern spiritual practices, Anne-Marie shares how to apply these timeless principles in our daily lives. She leads live events and online courses, and works with individuals and companies on building a firm foundation for lasting happiness and success, and works with major brands on developing and implementing positive, effective messaging. Anne-Marie has worked with Fortune 500 companies and some of the world's most recognized brands, and connects daily with tens of thousands through social media with her inspirational messaging. Her work has been featured in numerous media outlets, including Entrepreneur, CNN, Mashable, Woman's Day, and Success Magazine. She offers personal strategies for self-leadership critical to getting ahead and staying ahead in a world accelerating in fast forward, where knowledge is the ultimate power, where human resources are more valuable than natural resources, and where the rule is MONEY...

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