FAQ

How is a custody coach different from an attorney or mediator?

While attorneys provide legal representation and mediators facilitate negotiations, a custody coach focuses on empowering individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate their custody case. They offer guidance on communication, strategy, and emotional support, complementing the legal and mediation aspects. A custody coach can be especially helpful for individuals who are going through a high-conflict custody case and who are self-represented in court. They can help ensure that clients are prepared for court and that their rights are protected.

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Can I contact you?

Yes. You can reach out to me for a consultation via email or call the phone number (475) 231-7537

What about CPS/DCF cases? Can you help with that?

Visitation Pod specializes exclusively in civil or family law cases. Our focus is on providing support and guidance for individuals, such as parents or guardians, who are engaged in legal proceedings with each other. Unfortunately, we do not offer assistance with matters involving DCF/CPS cases. If you have questions or require guidance within the realm of civil or family law, particularly those involving personal disputes, we are here to help.

What qualifications and experience does Nicole Daniels have?

Nicole Daniels has extensive experience in family law. She is a dedicated professional with a proven track record of helping clients successfully navigate complex custody cases.

How can a custody coach assist me if I'm representing myself in court?

If you're self-representing, a custody coach provides invaluable guidance on legal processes, court etiquette, and document preparation. They empower you to present your case effectively and make informed decisions throughout the legal proceedings.

What should I expect during a consultation with a custody coach?

During a consultation, you can expect an open discussion about your case, goals, and challenges. The custody coach will assess your needs, explain their services, and discuss a tailored coaching plan to address your specific situation.

Can a custody coach help me modify an existing custody arrangement?

Yes, custody coaches can provide guidance on modifying existing custody arrangements. They assist in assessing the reasons for modification, preparing necessary documentation, and navigating the legal process to seek court approval for changes.

What role does a custody coach play in creating a parenting plan?

A custody coach plays a key role in helping you understand the elements of a parenting plan, facilitating communication between parents, and assisting in the development of a comprehensive plan that meets the best interests of the child.

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