Keeping People Sane in The Crazy World Of Child Custody Disputes

(Vocus) November 29, 2009 -- Steven Carlson, The Custody Coach, is the founder of Child Custody Coach (http://www.childcustodycoach.com) and author of the newly released e-book, How to Win Child Custody (http://www.thecustodycoach.com), is a Certified Parenting Instructor with extensive experience and training from the foremost professionals in the field of parenting techniques, co-parenting, child custody (http://www.childcustodycoach.com), attorney billing disputes, and the family court system.

While Carlson takes a nonjudgmental approach and is compassionate in helping parents involved in child custody disputes, he advocates that parents stay together for the benefit of their children and consider divorce or separation only as a last alternative when reconciliation is unachievable. However, he realizes that not all relationships will remain in tact; therefore his desire is to minimize the collateral damage that the breakdown of the relationship will have on the family and children.

Ultimately, post-divorce is about restructuring the family and coming up with a parenting plan that is in the best interest of the children. Not every child custody battle has to wind up in court, and oftentimes there are alternative dispute resolution options that don't involve inordinately high legal fees and family upheaval. Parents need to put in time and effort to research the process and different outcomes that can be achieved for their specific cases, while not losing sight of what's best for the children. It's important for parents to not rely solely on an attorney for information and solutions. Child Custody Coach provides services tailored to help consumers get a handle on child custody issues, divorce, child custody evaluations, parenting, and attorney fee disputes.

Child Custody Coach is a fast and affordable way to learn about the family court system and the best steps they can take to remedy a particular child custody situation regardless of the stage of the custody dispute. Attorneys can often make clients feel neglected and uninformed, and fees will quickly incur even for simple questions. Therefore, Child Custody Coach empowers clients by providing information and strategies tailored to their specific case, that will ultimately help reduce legal fees and get their cases moving forward.

Some of the common coaching topics include parenting plans, child custody evaluations, initial custody determination, custody modifications, best interest of the child, move-aways or relocations and unwed parents and custody. Not every conflict between mom and dad has to end in divorce or a custody struggle. Child Custody Coach also offers guidance on non-legal disputes such as parenting skills and techniques, ongoing parental conflict, and parenting plans, so families can hopefully work out their problems without winding up in court.

The Custody Coach’s book How To Win Child Custody is a helpful tool loaded with proven strategies for resolving custody cases and saving clients thousands in attorney fees. The downloadable book comes with a 100% satisfaction guarantee, making it a risk free way to get answers to simple questions and a jump on research into this sphere of law. If clients have more questions or would prefer to speak with a real person, they can sign up for individualized coaching sessions over the phone, or meet in person in the Mission Viejo or Costa Mesa area in South Orange County California or Carlsbad area in North San Diego.

Steven Carlson, The Custody Coach, is the founder of Child Custody Coach (http://www.childcustodycoach.com) and author of How to Win Child Custody (http://www.thecustodycoach.com), is a Certified Parenting Instructor with extensive experience and training from the foremost professionals in the field of child custody (http://www.childcustodycoach.com), co-parenting, parenting techniques, attorney billing disputes, and the family court system. He has applied his training and education to help parents across the nation with child custody related matters. He has been requested to speak on NPR, at school parent seminars, and was a featured divorce expert on a Newsday feature about the Christie Brinkley divorce.

For additional information or questions about Child Custody Coach or their services, contact thecustodycoach@childcustodycoach.com.

Steven Carlson

Child Custody Coach

http://www.childcustodycoach.com/

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