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Originally Posted by mlr08

There are publications available to help people in custody situations who are operating Pro Se (representing yourself). I know that there are two psychologist's who offer Pro Se documents and tons of do-it-yourself publications and "insider" custody strategies.

I know they have packages for Men, Women, and Grandparents.

Here's the link: Child Custody Help

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Thanks so much for this! I will definitely look into it.

Thanks to everyone for there input! Your responses have been very insightful and with interesting points of view. This gives me more options than what I started my day with. Thanks again!

Law in Canada is somewhat different from place to place. I live in Ontario and In British Columbia some the law changes. So here I have changed information and even enrolled in schools without producing any legal documents. Or even birth certificates. They sent me in a room with papers I filled them out handed them in and left.