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Dad's Book Club #2 Child Custody Action Plan David Pisarra Book Quick Review

Dad's Book Club #2 Child Custody Action Plan David Pisarra Book Quick Review

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In this episode, I share a quick review of Dad’s Child Custody Action Plan by David Zahra and focus on five things I really liked about the book. I talk about how it breaks down courtroom etiquette, documentation and evidence, choosing the right lawyer, understanding judges, and creating a proactive parenting plan. These are things that are useful not just for custody cases, but for navigating court systems in general.


I’m not compensated for this review—I bought the book myself and wanted to share what stood out. While I wish the audiobook QR code had worked, I found the book to be practical, easy to follow, and genuinely helpful. If you’re going through a custody situation or want to better understand how to advocate for yourself and your kids, this is a resource worth looking into.


00:00 — Intro & Book Overview

00:18 — Purpose of This Short Review (Top 5 Takeaways)

00:38 — Courtroom Etiquette & How to Present Yourself

00:58 — Evidence, Documentation & Witnesses

01:00 — Laws to Focus On & Choosing the Right Lawyer

01:21 — Knowing the Judge & Trial Preparation

01:22 — Parenting Plans, Classes & Being Proactive

01:20 — One Criticism: Audiobook QR Code Issue

01:39 — Final Thoughts & Recommendation

01:53 — Call for Feedback & Closing


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