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Dominando su Moción de Custodia y Visitas de Menores: El Papel Crucial de la Mediación de FCS Cuando se prepara para su moción de custodia y visitas de menores, es probable que se concentre en recopilar pruebas, preparar la documentación y redactar declaraciones. Sin...
When preparing for your child custody and visitation motion, it’s essential to focus not only on gathering evidence and drafting declarations but also on the critical step of Family Court Services (FCS) mediation. In San Diego County, filing such a motion usually triggers an FCS mediation session where you and the opposing party discuss custody issues with a court-appointed mediator.
This mediation, lasting one to two hours, results in a report that is heavily considered by the court in making custody decisions.
Given the significance of the FCS report, thorough preparation is vital. Understanding the mediation process, knowing what can be discussed, and recognizing the importance of the report can greatly influence the outcome of your case. At Contreras Law Firm, we have a dedicated in-house attorney with extensive experience at FCS, providing invaluable insights and guidance to our clients. We ensure they are fully prepared for mediation, covering every detail from legal and physical custody distinctions to holiday schedules.
If the FCS report is unfavorable, there are strategies to mitigate its impact, but thorough preparation beforehand is the best approach. With our expert support, you can navigate FCS mediation confidently, increasing your chances of a favorable outcome in your child custody and visitation case.
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