I've officially been accepted into a graduate level program in Family Science. I will be studying family dynamics in society and government.
I am not an attorney. Repeat, I am not an attorney.
I am a divorced dad that has experienced, first-hand, the failures of the current family court system.
I have had to listen social workers testify that they 'just felt the mom was a better parent,' that 'mom has a natural relationship with the kids' and that they 'couldn't sleep at night, with the kids under dad's care.'
I have been there. I want to make the world a better place for divorced dads.
I know what I have been through but I am looking for suggestions on what I can focus my studies to better help other divorced dads.
I am thinking about becoming a custody evaluator or a parenting expert for the court. I want to give fair and equal parenting opinions. Hell, I'd wouldn't charge for these services.
Thoughts?
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