When you’re a dad with temporary or final physical custody of your child(ren), phone texts can blow up big-time, especially in the days and weeks following a custody arrangement.
Emotions are raw and nerves are frazzled. Especially if you were given full custody of your child(ren), you need to be cautious in your communication.
However, you have to assume that every single word you type and send could be used against you by an attorney in family court.
That places the responsibility on you to not engage in the tit-for-tat accusations and name-calling that your ex might engage in.
Toward this end, I’m giving away a new 8-page PDF publication, ‘The Grey Rock Communication Guide for High-Conflict Messaging.’ As an added bonus for subscribong (paid or free), I’m also including a copy of ‘The Weight We Carry,’ a brief account of my own ‘starting over story.’
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It’s a practical resource for newly independent dads navigating post-separation communication with a high-conflict or violence-prone ex-partner, especially having been awarded temporary or permanent physical custody in family court. In it, you’ll find 10 high-conflict scenarios & how to respond via text message.
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