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Family Court: How to Stay Calm, Win Custody, and Protect Your Peace

Family Court: How to Stay Calm, Win Custody, and Protect Your Peace

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 If you’re in the trenches of a high-conflict custody battle, this episode is your lifeline. Amanda sits down with Family Law Liaison and legal coach Nicole Cox — a non-practicing attorney who helps single moms stay calm, protect their peace, and win in court. From the biggest mistakes women make in custody disputes to the most powerful strategies that actually work, this episode is packed with wisdom, hope, and step-by-step advice. You’ll learn:
  • What not to say to your ex (and what to say instead)
  • The 3 most important actions to take right now
  • How to protect your kids emotionally (and legally)
  • Why documentation is your secret weapon
  • Why you're not crazy — the system really is stacked
Plus, Amanda and Nicole share how to reclaim your power, your peace, and your future — even when the system feels impossible. Resources & Support:

👩‍👧 Join The Single Mom Collective: Start Your 7-Day Free Trial Here
📞 Book a Call with Nicole Cox: thefamilylawliaison.com
📲 Follow Nicole on Instagram: @thefamilylawliaison

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