How to Conduct and or Represent Yourself in Family Court

If you are a father that is going to family court soon or in the near future, this week's episode is a must see. Michael Watson who is a professionally qualified social worker and author of two books, Family Court: Giving Evidence in Family Court and his second book is Represent-Yourself-Family-Court. He has over 33 years’ experience working with children and families. Michael is an expert in the family court at assessing parenting relationships and the various needs of children. He talks about how a person's emotion can hinder a person to stay objective. How to present all the evidence you have to the court. He tells us how a person should conduct themselves in court. He also talked about how important both mother and father are to the child. Michael even gives good examples as to when a parent should not be in a child’s life. Whether you have an attorney to represent you or you are doing it on your own, the information Michael Watson talks about is so important. You can reach him at [e-mail]. Learn what the hardest thing to do in court is.