Family Court is mainly a matter of "he said, she said". However, even in these scenarios, there are tons of opportunities to support your position or claim. That's where evidence comes in handy. Evidence in Family Court consists of volumes of pics, emails, text messages, digital, and diaries/journals. Family Court litigants would go the extra mile to document every transaction, every event, every conversation, etc. just to help them present their case to their advantage.
The problem is, the judge will NOT want to hear or see the volumes of information that you gathered. Not only do they not have time, they have no interest either. So the trick for every litigant is to choose which evidence is best, which ones will likely be "heard" or "seen" and how to make the strongest argument based on the evidence.
These are issues that often get overlooked or downplayed in custody and divorce cases. This topic comes up every single day amongst litigants and despite that, many of them are still confused.
This workshop is for anyone who has a case in court, will have one, and is considering going back.
DISCLAIMER: Nothing in the workshops is intended to be considered legal advice. The workshops are not intended to be used in place of experienced attorneys in your case. And nothing in the workshops establishes representation in any way.
