Section 1: Get A Handle On Your Situation These forms are necessary for Canadian and U.S. parents because they allow you to get a very clear picture of where things stand now, long before you have to take your case to child custody court. The clearer view offering you the chance to repair any problem areas in your case and capitalize on problems in the other sides presentation, Fathers rights groups are using many of these forms to help their members in child custody court. More often than not these fathers are able to build such strong cases they never have to go to court to get what they want.

Section 1: Get a Handle on Your Situation General Suggestions Relationship Inventory Opposition’s Inventory Child’s Current Status Outline Designated Task Form Child Care Schedule Communicating With The Other Parent Contact Problem and Incident List New Response Options Data Sheet Form Calendar Form Covenant not to Sue Incident Report, Specific 3rd Party Observer Report Condition of Child Report, #1 Outline For Discussion Form Issue - Non Issue Work Sheet Notice Of Exercise Of Parenting Time Letter to Witness Notice of Taking Deposition Deposition Outline Form Corrigenda Equipment & Service Options Evaluating the Evaluation Baby-sitter/ Child’s Medical Care #2 Temporary Delegation of Parental Authority Trip Permission #2 Directive to Physicians I & II Pre-marital Agreement Request For Credit Report Last Will and Testament Will Drafting Considerations First Steps List Your Inventory Child’s Inventory Choice of Conservator By Child Childcare Schedule Discussion Childs Residential Needs List The Book of Your Life Reaction Chart Contact Goals Incident Report Form Child Support Expense Log Guidelines for Helpers During a Crisis 3rd Party Observer Report Condition of Child Report Condition of Child Report, #2 List Of People You Would Depose Arrest / Sentencing Report Drug Bust Notice Of Denial Of Parental Access Witness Practice - Review Deposition Subpoena Deposition Question Answer Format Evidence to Disprove Statements Witness Practice - Review Child’s Medical Care Authorization #1 Child’s Medical Care Authorization #3 Trip Permission #I Consent for Psychological Treatment Polygraph Consent Request Under Freedom of Information Request For Account information Last Will And Testament Example New Family Rituals

Section 2: The Professionals These forms are necessary for Canadian and U.S. parents because they get you started on the right foot with the people you may have to hire. Evaluation and comparison of their skills and abilities will let you to choose the best professionals at the most reasonable prices. Critical to many child custody cases are the forms that help you document situations and take them out of the `hearsay evidence' or 'your word against their word' category and into the hard evidence category. Many forms include a filled out examples as well as the blank forms.

Section 2: The Professionals Equipment & Service Options Attorney Interview Case Summary Attorney Interview Log Attorney’s Client Information (short) Attorney Comparison Form Attorney Communication Notes Example Attorney Substitution #2 Form Pro Hac Vice #2 Form Attorney Motion to Withdraw #2 Attorney Discharge Letter #2 Detective Evaluation Form Detective Retainer Agreement Form #1 Detective Assignment Form Investigator Assignment Example #2 List of People You Would Depose Form Deposition Outline Form Corrigenda Example Evidence to Disprove Statements Form Expert Assignment Form Appointment of Guardian Ad Litem Evaluating The Evaluation Mediation Agreement Attorney Interview Case Summary Attorney Interview Log Example Attorney’s Client Information (long) Attorney Evaluation Form Attorney Communication Notes Attorney Substitution #1 Form Pro Hac Vice #1 Form Attorney Motion to Withdraw #1 Attorney Discharge Letter #1 Attorney Discharge Letter #3 Detective Comparison Form Detective Retainer Agreement Form #2 Investigator Assignment Example #1 Detective Communication Notes Form List The People You Would Depose Corrigenda Form Evidence to Disprove Statements Example Expert Evaluation Form Guardian Ad Litem Information Guardian Ad Litem, Termination Mediation Rules Ethics for Mediators

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Section 3: Case Management Gives you some professional forms used in child custody court and some that were created on-the-run by other parents. These forms will help you connect evidence to witnesses and organize the data you have and identify what you still need to locate or compile.

Section 3: Case Management Case Information Motions Worksheet Plaintiff’s Case In Summary Documentary Evidence Plaintiff’s Evidence List Abbreviations in Court Calendars Motions Filed/Served Motions To Be Filed Defendant’s Case In Summary Defendant’s Evidence List Court Presentation Outline

Section 4: Examples of Legal Forms Is a collection of forms from many states and cities that will give you an indication of what can be done in child custody court. Even if the forms must be modified for your jurisdiction just knowing they exist will help you formulate new options of defense and attack.

Section 4: Examples of Legal Forms Form vs. Content Request for Hearing, Example #1 Proof of Service by Mail Demand for Personal Appearance First Request for Documents Response of Defendant to Interrogatories To Compel and for Sanctions Affidavit Order of Dismissal Undisputed Material Facts Request for Judicial Notice Improper Venue, Lack of Jurisdiction Motion to Dismiss Agreed Facts in Pending Action Points and Authorities, Opposing Amendment to Complaint Complaint for Injunctive Relief With Damages Order Extending Time Motion to Strike Demurrer to Answer Execution is the Proposed Order Cause for a Pro Per's Mistake Set Aside Entry of Default Judgment Appeal to a Court of Appeals Example of How Cite Cases Are Used Child Support Proceeding Ruling Pro Per Custody Appeal Withdraw of Appeal Explanation Of The Standard Form Request for Hearing, Example #2 Courts Rejection of Ex Parte Letter Inability to Obtain Consultation Response to Form Interrogatories Special Interrogatories Answer Verification Show Cause / Temporary Restraining Impending Impairment Change of Venue for Witness Allegation of Jurisdiction Dismiss for of Lack of Service of Process Dismiss Due to Failure to State a Claim Answer, Amendment to Ex Parte Order to Show Cause and Order Complaint for Injunctive Relief Order Extending Time Order Shortening Time Answer to Complaint Points and Authorities, Supporting Failure to Inform Order Setting Aside Entry of Default Affidavit of Attorney’s Fees Withdrawal of Appeal Response to Motion Suspend Support Pending Appeal (Pro Se) Appeal Custody/Child Support (Pro Se) Topics for Appeal