"Are You an Unmarried Parent Who Wants To Be a Part of Your Child’s Life?"
What happens to unmarried parents seeking custody of a child?. Do you know how to address things like:
- Who has custody of your child?
- What are your legal rights as a parent?
- How do you enforce those parental rights?
- What are your responsibilities as a parent?
You’ve got your work cut out for you in finding out answers that can really help.
The Custody Library Has a Publication Just For You
When it comes to custody, state laws were written to help married parents. As soon as you are legally married, your parental rights are protected. Until now there were no reliable resources designed to assist unmarried parents in their goal of spending more thime with their children.
Recently, however, the Custody Library published an inexpensive book designed to help unmarried parents with child custody issues. It’s titled “Unmarried Parents and Child Custody.”
Here’s How “Unmarried Parents and Child Custody” Can Help
This is a resource that no unmarried parent should be without. It deals with the subject of unmarried parents & custody issues thoroughly and completely.
It covers everything you need to know about having children while not being married. The contents information on:
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If you purchase "Unmarried Parents and Child Custody" Dr Bricklin & Dr Elliot will include two bonus items absolutely FREE:
- An in-depth discussion of Child Custody & Visitation
- Plus, an additional packet of information from Dr. Bricklin & Dr. Elliot designed to help you win your custody case
If you are an unmarried parent who is involved in a custody battle, or preparing for one, you need to pick up a copy of "Unmarried Parents and Child Custody." It will give you the knowledge you need to have the best chance of spending more time with your children.