Writing Your Family Court Affidavit

How to tell what happened, clearly and in order, so a judge can follow it.

What you'll get:

• Seventeen short lessons, from how a judge reads an affidavit to swearing and filing it
• How to choose what goes in, and how your own account becomes a short, sworn affidavit
• Writing clear, dated paragraphs, with made-up before-and-after examples
• Describing control without labels, and writing about the children
• Exhibits, replies, and looking after yourself while you write
• A printable Toolkit: planner, paragraph planner, exhibit list, final checklist, reply planner

General information, not legal advice. It teaches a method; it doesn't write or review your own affidavit, and it doesn't create a professional relationship.