Child Custody: Psychologists' Strategies   

Year 2006 Strategies by custody experts, Dr. Barry Bricklin and Dr. Gail Elliot (Mens Version or Womens Version). Two of the country's most famous and respected child custody experts, have developed a unique program that gives you the best chance of winning a favorable custody arrangement. If you are presently involved in a child custody dispute (or might be involved in one in the future) we have identified information of great importance that you should have. THIS INFORMATION WILL HELP YOU MAKE YOUR STRONGEST CASE FOR CUSTODY. It will also directly help protect your children now and in the future. Your children will thank you one day for taking "their best interests" seriously!

Child Custody Resource Library   

26 Expert Publications provide help with every Child Custody problem: Grandparents, Pas. Domestic Violence. Visitation, etc. The Child Custody Resource Library offers quick and easy access to quality books, manuals, child custody modification forms, and many other custody and divorce related items. Every item is STATE-SENSITIVE. Through our easy and confidential ordering system, we have the capability of delivering these products to your very own computer in just a few minutes. You are ALWAYS receiving the most current book, manual, or legal form available and EVERY ITEM is 100% GUARANTEED!

Child Custody In Canada   

Everything you need to know about CHILD CUSTODY and CHILD SUPPORT in Canada. This publication presents the largest volume of pertinent information about Child Custody in Canada ever developed. There are 232 total pages, divided into six different sections, that can be viewed and printed individually. You will not be rushed--- you will be able to return to the Download Site over and over to view or print the information as you need it (including any new information that is added).

Child Custody: Parental Alienation   

The most complete volume of information ever published for parents concerning every aspect of PARENTAL ALIENATION SYNDROME (PAS) What is Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS)? PAS---sometimes called Parental Alienation (PA)--- is a disorder that arises primarily in the context of child-custody disputes. Its primary manifestation is the child's campaign of denigration against a parent, a campaign that has no justification. It results primarily from the programming (brainwashing) of a child by one of the parents, whose goal is the complete vilification of the other parent. Learn more ...

Child Custody: Relocation With Children   

Relocation with children after a divorce. Everything you need to know about relocating with children when you are subject to a child custody order. Can you move out of state with your kids after divorce? Can you stop your ex from moving out of state with your kids?  What are your legal rights and options in regard to relocation? Find out here.

Custody Evaluations   

The custody evaluation is a critical element in the decision-making process of your child custody case. What can you expect? What do evaluators look for during a comprehensive custody evaluation? Can You prepare for a custody evaluation? Everything you need to know about child custody evaluations can be found here.

Getting Custody | Child Custody Center   

This Website seeks to provide parents information on how to get child custody. Getting child custody is a battle and we try and help parents in this stressful time.

Voluntary Termination of Parental Rights   

The most complete volume of information about Voluntary Termination of Parental Rights Ever Offered! It is called RELINQUISHMENT when a parent willingly agrees to give up their rights as a parent.
The legal effects of termination are substantial. After termination, a natural parent's custodial rights are completely abolished. The order of the court terminating parental rights divests the natural parent of all legal rights, privileges, and obligations with respect to the child. Because this order of the court is so FINAL, extreme care must be taken, as a matter of law, by all of the parties to the relinquishment; the parent or parents, the child, the government agency involved in the case, and the court system overseeing the case. - 62 pages ~ Immediate Download.