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In this enlightening episode, we delve into the intricacies of family law and the unique challenges faced by fathers navigating the legal system. David Pisarra , a seasoned attorney based in Los Angeles, shares his extensive experience and the motivation behind founding Dad's Law School, an innovative online platform designed to empower fathers with the knowledge and tools to represent themselves in family court.

David addresses the rise of domestic violence issues and their impact on custody battles, particularly highlighting the strategic use of allegations in California. He emphasizes the complexities of co-parenting, including issues with restraining orders and the implications for both moms and dads. David also provides practical advice on handling family court cases, stressing the importance of focusing on key issues rather than the entire relationship history.

Join host Billie Tarascio, as she explores the systemic issues within family law, the importance of emotional connection in legal advocacy, and how David's work is making a profound impact on the lives of fathers and their children.

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Key takeaways from the episode include the shift towards equal parenting time, especially in Arizona, which is encouraging more dads to be actively involved in their children's lives. Understanding the profound impact of domestic violence allegations and how they are used in custody battles is crucial. David underscores the importance of presenting concise and relevant information to judges and highlights the value of community support for dads navigating the family court system.

Resources

• Dad's Law School Website: Dad's Law School
  • Free playbook for dads on what to expect in family court.
  • Badass Boot Camp: A live one-day event to equip dads with essential information.
  • Monthly subscription model with meetups, email support, and community engagement.
• Podcast: Launching soon, the Dad's Law School Podcast will feature case studies and answer interesting questions from the community.