Protective mother and pro se litigant, Casey Shreiber-Brinkman, tells NSPO: "So you want to find and study your state's child custody law and definition of abuse. You want to know each state law is different. You want to present your evidence which aligns exactly with the statutes as they are written. Courts must adhere to the state statute when decision-making in your case. If they do not you want to cite that statutory section in your filings and pleadings and again this is all going to be found in your practice book. I did not get to say it but Google is your best friend you. If you don't know something save yourself the energy time money. Google it."

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