
Samantha Boss discusses how to effectively prepare for family court when dealing with a high-conflict ex, sharing insights from her own experiences.
Hundreds of hearings later, I can spot the parent who's about to lose custody the second they walk into the courtroom. It's not the one with the worst story. It's not the one with the worst ex. It's the one who showed up unprepared, dressed wrong, fidgeting in their seat, and trusting Larry to save them. And in 45 minutes, that parent is going to cry on the stand. Defend themselves on cross. Glare at their ex. And hand over their damn kids without realizing what they just did. That's the truth half of you don't want to hear. The hearing you lost wasn't because the judge couldn't see your truth. It was because the second their attorney asked you the question Larry never warned you about, you broke. Larry took your retainer, walked into court with your file, and watched you implode in real time while your ex's attorney sat there smiling. Welcome to family court. The place where prepared parents walk out with their kids and emotional parents walk out with every other damn weekend. This week I'm tearing through the six things your attorney was supposed to coach you on and almost certainly didn't. I survived hundreds of hearings in my own custody case. Not an exaggeration. I know what…
Host: Samantha Boss
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