Testifying In Child Custody

Best Interest of the Child: The legal standard that courts must use in all decisions regarding On cross-examination, lawyers are allowed to ask leading questions intended to force the witness to provide certain information. With your statement to make it look like you're lying first they'll use any physical evidence that's inconsistent with your

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• Best Interest of the Child: The legal standard that courts must use in all decisions regarding
• On cross-examination, lawyers are allowed to ask leading questions intended to force the witness to provide certain information.
• With your statement to make it look like you're lying first they'll use any physical evidence that's inconsistent with your
• This is just a normal court hearing to provide you value education and information #
• You want to make sure that you start with your most powerful evidence in the line of

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