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Don’t go to family courtunprepared.

Family court is hard. It is harder when you do not know what comes next. Start the course free. Learn what family court looks for, what to do next, and which mistakes can hurt your case.

Your first 3 videos are free. The full 19-lesson course is $9.99. Low cost by design.

There’s nothing funny about losing your children.

You can control how well you prepare.

Criminal history?

False allegations?

Restricted access?

Gatekeeping?

A case already going sideways?

Start with what the court cares about.

Start the course free

Get your first three videos.

No card. No long form. Learn the basics now. If you want the full plan, unlock all 19 lessons for $9.99.

Video 01Free

The map of a custody case

Learn the main parts of a custody case, what the court must decide, and what may happen next.

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Video 02Free

Why local rules matter

State laws, local rules, and judges can change how a case moves. Learn what you must check where you live.

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Video 03Free

Choosing a lawyer without losing your shirt

Learn what to look for, what no lawyer can promise, and how to use your legal budget with care.

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Ready for the whole plan?

Surviving Custody Litigation

Nineteen short lessons for parents who want to understand the system, organize their facts, and avoid costly mistakes.

  • A clearer map of the process
  • Better questions for a lawyer
  • A system for facts and evidence
  • Fewer avoidable, expensive mistakes

Introductory launch price

$999
One payment • full courseUnlock all 19 lessons — $9.99Enrollment opens after the first lessons are recorded.

Inside the course

A clear path through the noise.

First, learn the system. Next, prepare your case. Then, learn how to protect yourself and your child. Each lesson ends with a question, worksheet, or next step.

Part 1

Understand the system

Learn how the system works before you make costly choices.

  1. What family court decides
  2. Why local laws and rules matter
  3. What lawyers cost and why
  4. How to work with your lawyer
  5. Lawyers and clients both make mistakes
Part 2

Prepare the case

Turn a pile of facts and records into a clear plan.

  1. Start with what the judge must decide
  2. Find the facts that matter
  3. Build a clear story from the facts
  4. Turn facts into evidence
  5. Make a useful timeline
  6. Face bad facts early
  7. Answer false claims with proof
  8. Track blocked time and lost access
  9. Get ready for court meetings and hearings
  10. Do not give up before court starts
Part 3

Survive the process

Stay calm, honest, and focused while the case puts pressure on your life.

  1. Court cases change people
  2. Parent well while the court is watching
  3. Questions a judge may ask about parenting
  4. Keep your child out of the fight
Advanced course

Surviving a Toxic Co-Parent

Learn how to set limits, keep good records, lower conflict, and keep your child out of the fight.

$29.99
Advanced course

Parenting Under Scrutiny

Learn about discipline, special needs, daily care, and the parenting questions courts often ask.

$29.99

The central principle

“Facts matter. Evidence gives them weight. Good preparation helps the court see both.”

A course cannot control the other parent, your lawyer, or the judge. It can help you control your own work. You can be clear, organized, honest, and ready.

From The Custody Project

Low-cost help for parents who need a fair shot.

The Custody Project was founded by a licensed attorney who has also had to fight for parenting time. That experience shaped a simple belief: useful custody education should be clear, practical, and affordable.

This is an education project, not a law firm. We teach preparation and better questions. We do not promise results.

Why The Custody Project exists
01

Low cost by design

Help should not be priced out of reach before a parent can even begin.

02

Real-world perspective

Professional knowledge matters. So does knowing what the fight feels like.

03

Preparation over promises

No hype about winning. Just clear tools to help you get organized and ready.

Straight answers

Before you begin.

Is this legal advice?

No. This is general legal education. It does not replace advice from a local lawyer who knows your facts.

Will this work in my state?

Good preparation helps everywhere. But laws and court rules change by place. The course shows what you must check locally.

Is it only for people without lawyers?

No. Organized clients can make better use of paid legal time. Parents without lawyers can also get a clear place to start.

Does the course promise a result?

No. No one can promise a custody result. This course promises clear steps for better preparation.

Need help finding your next step?

The course teaches the map. A planning session helps you use it.

Low-cost preparation session

Educational planning sessions will open when the course launches. They are not legal advice or representation.

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