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  • Nov 5

What You Should Not Be Telling Your Kids

Leaving notes for your children sounds like a productive and supportive idea at first, however; there are some things you should know if you are involved in a custody case.

Every action and inaction has the potential to adversely affect your case

When you are a litigant in a custody case, you must be mindful of every action and inaction that you make. If you write in a journal or leave your children notes pertaining to adult issues involving litigation, be cognizant that your journal and/or the notes to your children may be used against you in your custody litigation.

Injecting children into litigation is never a good idea

Any commentary that is less than edifying pertaining to the other parent simply should not be made, much less written. Insulating your children from the stress and chaos that is often associated with emotional custody litigation is the best course of action.

Remember, if you are facing a child custody battle, consult with an attorney if you have any questions. Give us a call today at (610) 703-6000.

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