New!! Winning Strategies and Tactics for
Use in Family Law Court
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Do you feel like a victim at the mercy of the court and
opposing counsel?
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Are you trying to defend yourself in court
but don't know what to do?
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Would you like to strike back but don't know
how?
Most of the tactics and
information presented in this eBook are not contained in our
other publications and were created to be used in conjunction
with the books How to Defend Yourself in Contempt of Court
and How to Modify Your Alimony Payments.
If you are reading this, you
most likely had are not in a position to be able pay a lawyer to
represent you and need to face the court on a Pro Se basis
[without a lawyer].
On the assumption
that you already have one of the two books mentioned above, you
will find that you have the basis to defend yourself on a basic
level. However, there will probably come a time when you need to
take the battle in court to a higher level when ordinary tactics
aren't adequate enough. The tactics in this eBook were learned after the
books above were published.
The author has
found that some of the tactics are seldom used because of the
Good-Old-Boy [GOB] relationship between the lawyers and judges,
preventing them from being used except in extreme cases. You need
to understand that because these lawyers and judges face each
other day after day, they have a protocol between them that they
need to observe. They hesitate to be aggressive with each other
because of the protocol.
That being the case, it is doubtful that a
lawyer would jeopardize their income and future success by
alienating a judge just to please their client. At the same
time, they try to stay friendly with other lawyers and would be
very hesitant to "blow the whistle" on them for infractions of
the rules. One hand washes the other, so to speak.
Since persons
representing themselves do not have these limitations, you have
the freedom to use these tactics which are provided for by the
laws themselves. And, since they are the established laws of the
state, judges are oath-bound to obey the laws and apply them to
the facts of the case that you present. Your main goal will be
to catch the other side when they are breaking the rules.
Knowledge of
these tactics and supporting law and case law will enable you to
level the playing field to some extent and to strike where the
other side is not expecting your attack. It will enable you to
do things that most other Pro Se litigants fail to learn.
Learn How To Go On The Offense!
Most Pro Se litigants fight a
strictly defensive battle in court. They wait until the other
side throws something at them and then struggle to respond in
some sort of form. No war was ever won fighting defensively.
Until you learn how to take the war to the other side, your
chances of prevailing are dim.
Learning how to attend to legal matters is not rocket science.
But, you need to apply yourself and learn some basic rules of the
trade if you are to engage the enemy. Hoping to just throw
yourself on the "mercy" of the court with futile efforts just
won't cut it.
If you are defending yourself,
then you have no other choice but to dedicate yourself to
learning what you need to in order to fight the battle facing
you.
What happens in court will most
likely affect you for the rest of your life and you've basically
got one shot at it. That shot better be your best effort. The
better the weaponry, the better your chance....and that weaponry
is "knowledge."
Material contained in the two
eBooks mentioned above will show you how and what to learn to
get started. What is contained in this tactics eBook is some of
the advanced weaponry you can use. Most of the tactics presented
in this eBook comes from actual court cases in family law along
with samples of court-filed documents used in them.
The main thing you can get from
these documents is a form that you can use along with how
arguments are structured so as to present your facts with
supporting laws and caselaw. From there you will be able to
create your own documents.
A support
website has been established that contains the sample documents
from actual court-filed ones for many of the documents mentioned
in the eBook.
Here's the
material presented in the eBook:
Table of Contents
Standard Tactics:
Time
Standards
Pre-judgment Writ of Attachment
Summary Judgment
Voidable Marriage Settlement Agreement
Frame Your Case
Defensive Tactics:
Defense
Against a Motion to Dismiss
Defense Against a Motion for Default
Defense Against a Motion for Attorney Fees
Defense Against Orders and Affidavits for Attorney Fees
Defense Against a Motion for Civil Contempt
Defense Against a Notice of Hearing for Civil Contempt
Defense Against a Notice of Hearing for Criminal Contempt
Defense Against an Arrest Order Enforcement
Defense Against Claims by Ex-spouse of Mental or Physical
Disability
Defense Against a Notice to Produce
Child Support
Defense Against a Motion for Enforcement of Child Support
Defense Tactics for Second Spouses and Significant Others
Offensive Tactics:
Court
Reporters
Inflicting Damages on Your Ex That Will Hurt Their Bank
Account
File a Motion for Determination
File a Motion for Final Judgment
File Motions to Compel
File Motion for Determination and Commitment for Perjury
Proving Unclean Hands of Ex-spouse
File Motion to Quash Notice of Hearings
The Cohabitation Law
Theft of Your Property by Ex-spouse
Avoidable Litigation
Frivolous Motions
Homestead Fraud
Utilizing the Displaced Homemakers Trust Fund
Going After Opposing
Counsel:
Notice of
Hearing - Motion for Contempt
Opposing Counsel - Sanctions
Going After the Judge -
Recusal:
Legal
Sufficiency
Time and Procedure for Motion to Recuse
Extrajudicial Source Doctrine
Writ of Prohibition for Recusal
ABA Annotated Model Code of Judicial Conduct
Untried/Theoretical
Strategies:
Save Your
401K/IRA Account
Tort Actions
Appendix:
Web Resources
Book Resources
Abbreviations
Rules for Filing Documents in Court
Hearings and Trial Objections and Responses
Control Lawyers
Florida Bar Rules of Professional Conduct
Parental Alienation Syndrome
General Checklist For Litigation
Rules of Engagement
This eBook is based on cases filed in Florida. And, to
the author's
knowledge, these same procedures can be used most anywhere in
the U.S. By getting this ebook, you will hopefully gain an
edge on the other side and possibly change the tide of the court
proceedings into your favor.
It's a bargain and well worth the price for just the sample docs
alone from which you can glean useful information about how to
prepare your case filings. The knowledge it
contains will save you time and money in handling your case.
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