Here’s What You Can Do To Help Your Divorce/Custody Case

5things You can Do to Help
Your Divorce/Custody case

Divorce is not easy, and sometimes
emotions exaggerate the
challenges. If you are considering a
divorce, try to keep as calm as you
can, and take these actions that may
help you achieve a better outcome
for your case

Be an Attentive Parent
Divorce can be distracting, but
remember you must provide your
children with a safe living
environment and make them feel
that you are attending to their needs.
Monitor their activities, stay in touch
with their teachers, and stay in the
home with the children.

Make a Daily Record
For a favorable child custody
arrangement, make it a habit to
make a record of all the activities
you do with your children. From
recording the time you spend with
them to the arguments and
ridiculous comments made by the
other parent in front of the children,
make a daily record of all the
happenings.

Prepare Documentation
Make sure to document all the activities and events you
record. You must also make copies of the documents related
to finances, including:
• Pay stubs;
• Records of any loans;
• Credit card statements;
• Bank records; and,
• Retirement savings records.
These documents can enable your child
support lawyer to help you protect you
financially, and to guide you on any
further documentation needed.

Minimize the Usage of Social Media
Your social media posts can negatively impact your divorce
or child custody case, so reduce the usage of social media
during this hectic time. Make sure that you are not
mentioning your custody case or criticizing your spouse in
any way on social media platforms, or engaging in any type
of behavior that could harm your case (e.g., drinking
excessively).

Hire an Attorney
If you are thinking of divorce and have kids, consider hiring a
divorce or child support lawyer to guide you through this
difficult time.

Visit https://www.pa4law.com/
for more information.
Call: 610-444-0933