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Now that you will know exactly what to file in family court, you will want to prepare to actual present your case in court.

For that, you’ll want our seminal program, the “Complete Guide to Presenting Your Case in Court.”

Right now, just $99 (a $100 discount).

Learn the 3 Steps to Presenting a Strong Case in Court

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Know the Rules

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Craft Strong Strategies

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Take the Time to Prepare

Gain the Trial Skills of a Real Trial Lawyer

You’ll learn more about being a trial lawyer than many law students learn in 3 years!

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Concise List of the Rules of Evidence with Explanations and Examples

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All the Right Tools to Make the Right Objections at the Right Time

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How to Craft a Compelling Opening Statement

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Best Strategies for Persuasive and Memorable Closing Arguments

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How to Present and Introduce Exhibits into Evidence

Helpful for Any Type of Court Appearance

  • Divorce
  • Child Custody
  • Child Support
  • Restraining Order
  • Regular Motion/Hearing
  • Full Court Trial

Normally $199, NOW JUST $99

This one-time purchase gets you unlimited access for as long as you need it.
No deadline. No maintenance fees. No subscription fees.

What you get:

  • Exclusive Access To The Best Training For Pro Per (aka, Pro Se) Parties Like Yourself
  • 24/7/365 Availability, So You Have It When You Need It
  • Unlimited, Lifetime Membership…Because You NEVER Know How Long Your Case Will Last…Or When Another Case Will Arise
  • Works For Every Court In The United States
  • Great For Child Custody & Divorce Cases, Traffic Ticket Cases, Small Claims Lawsuits, Restraining Orders, Etc.
  • And So Much More…

    This training will show you:

    • How to prepare for trial and formulate your trial strategy
    • The rules of evidence
    • How and when to apply the rules of evidence in court
    • How and when to object to the opposing party’s evidence
    • How to introduce exhibits into evidence
    • How to prepare and present a strong opening statement
    • How to prepare and present a persuasive closing argument

    Topics Covered

    Rules of Evidence

    • Introductory Remarks
    • Definitions
    • Relevance
    • Writing or Recording
    • Character Evidence and Witness
    • Credibility
    • Privileges
    • Witnesses
    • Opinions
    • Hearsay
    • Non-Hearsay
    • Hearsay Exceptions

    Objections

    • Making Objections
    • Responding to Objections
    • List of Objections with Explanations

    Exhibits

    • About Exhibits
    • Introducing Exhibits into Evidence

      Examination

      • Purpose of Direct Examination
      • Types of Witnesses
      • Preparing Your Witnesses
      • Direct Examination Ground Rules
      • How to Conduct Direct Examination
      • Circumstantial Evidence vs. Direct Evidence
      • Purpose of Cross Examination
      • Facts vs. Conclusions/Opinions
      • How to Conduct Cross Examination

      Trial Strategy

      • Introduction to Trial Strategy
      • Closing Argument
      Will this work in my case?

      Yes.  The material in the course has broad application.  It will help you wherever your case is, in any court in the country.

      Where else can I get the help I need?

      You can’t. There is no other resource like this one.

      How long will it take me to get through the training?

      If you speed through it, about 2 hours.  But we recommend you take your time, an estimated 7 days.  However, you have full access to the material from the moment you purchase, so you can go through it as quickly or as slowly as you like and come back to review it later.

      Will this DIY program really help me?

      Yes. It contains information, instructions, examples, and explanations you will need, but it’s up to you to apply what you learn.

      How is the material in the course presented?

      All the material is presented in both audio and text format.  There are no videos. 

      Why are you doing this?

      Millions of people lose in court because they don’t have a lawyer and they don’t know how to properly present their case. We don’t want that to happen to you.

       

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