Speaker A
Top five ways for men to get custody in a divorce case or even in just a custody case. Let's say mom and dad never married each other but have kids together. Either way, dealing with a custody case, then with a divorce case, your top five. You know, part one on this is compromise. The name of the game is compromise. Ninety-eight percent of these cases are going to get settled out of court. You're not going to actually have a judge telling you when you're going to see your kid. They might give you temporary decisions. That's not going to be the long-term thing. So whether the two of you get along or you don't, you got to try to work out some kind of an agreement. The schedule you get is going to always be better if you can work out an agreement. So you got to do what you can to make that happen. Try to keep the peace. Try to work with the other person. Give it some time. Work some things out. But compromise is definitely the name of the game when it comes to custody. Does that mean you're going to get sole physical custody by agreement? Mom's going to say, "Let them live with you full-time"? Probably not. Was that going to happen anyways? Probably not. I mean, your best-case scenario is usually shared custody. Best way to get shared custody, half the time or five out of 14 nights, whatever it might be, is...
