The Best Interests of the Child Factors

Peaceful Co-Parent

English - March 14, 2022 12:00 - 27 minutes - 19 MB - ★★★★★ - 4 ratings
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The best interests of the child factors come up in every single divorce case, according to our guest this week Wendy Hernandez of Command the Courtroom. Knowing these factors can make or break your case, prepare you to deliver solid evidence and keep your head in the co-parenting game. You don't want to miss Wendy's insight on this important issue that effects most co-parents!

Guest Info:
Wendy Hernandez is a Phoenix family law attorney, divorce coach, founder of the Hernandez Family Law Firm and creator of Command the Courtroom.

Having tried over 1,000 cases during her 25 years as a litigator, Wendy is a courtroom warrior who has tackled every type of family law matter — from divorce to child custody and everything in between.

In addition to providing full-service representation for Arizona clients, Wendy is passionate about coaching individuals representing themselves on how to navigate the family law courtroom on their own through her popular YouTube channel, Command the Courtroom.

Links:
The Best Interests of the Child Checklist

Command the Courtroom YouTube Page

Hernandez Family Law

Wendy's Command the Courtroom Facebook Page

Podcast Info:
Peaceful Co-Parenting Podcast is hosted by Bianca Balogh: mother, co-parent, entrepreneur and former news anchor/reporter. Send Bianca a feedback message, ask a question, suggest a podcast topic or guest. She wants to hear from you! [email protected]

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