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

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

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In this episode of Dad’s Book Club, I review Dad’s Child Custody Action Plan by attorney David Zahra. I’m not compensated for this review—I share my honest thoughts on the book and why I found it so useful, not just for custody cases, but for anyone navigating court systems, foster care, or advocating for children. The book breaks down how to prepare for court, present evidence, work with attorneys, manage emotions, and protect your role as a parent in a system that often feels stacked against dads.


I also talk about Zahra’s background, the additional resources he offers, and why this book stood out as practical, direct, and empowering. Whether you’re dealing with custody, foster care, or just trying to document and advocate for kids effectively, this book offers tools that can make a real difference.


00:00 — Intro: Dad’s Book Club + Book Overview

00:23 — Disclaimer & Legal Caveat (Not Legal Advice)

01:00 — Episode Pace, Hiatus, and Family Time Context

01:20 — About the Author: David Zahra’s Background

01:41 — Community, Interviews, and Support Networks

02:08 — Book Breakdown: Court Prep, Evidence & Strategy

03:13 — Why the Book Applies Beyond Custody Cases

03:58 — Podcast Quotes, Emotional Support & Mindset

04:45 — Gender Bias, Courts, Trauma & Child Development

06:05 — Resources, Courses, Cost Perspective & Final Recommendation


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