How to Change Your Judge’s Opinion

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Changing the Judge’s Opinion of You - Sometimes you find yourself in a place during your custody case where you might feel like the judge doesn't listen to or believe you. So, what do we do? The fastest and easiest way to shift the Judge’s opinion of you positively is to behave credibly. How do you do this? I’m going to talk about some of the simple steps you can take to create this shift. But just because it’s simple, doesn’t mean it’s easy. The biggest challenge in behaving credibly for most people is their emotions. Whether you are trying to figure out how to get full child custody or simply trying to get your shared child custody modified, I hope helps you understand why controlling your behavior and emotions is SO important. To find out how I can support you in achieving ongoing success in your custody matter, please SCHEDULE A FREE CALL at: divorceunivers...
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Are the attacks because it’s believed that a “custody battle” needs to be that way?

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@marcusavila2961 - I think people do see it that way sometimes. Also, sometimes you have a co-parent on the otherside that is hell bent on making it a battle.