For over six years now, I have been in and out of family court, fighting for my children in an ongoing high conflict divorce and child custody case. For the vast majority of this time, I have represented myself in court. Whomever coined the saying "a man who represents himself has a fool for a client," never had a custody battle with a high conflict ex! These cases last years, even decades, and can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees. This leaves you three choices: exhaust all your financial resources; give up; or represent yourself.  

When most people hear that there is a high level of conflict in co-parenting children after a divorce or break up, there is an assumption that both parties are engaged in bad behavior. This couldn't be further from the truth. Typically, there is one parent operating in the normal behavioral range and another that is driving the conflict. Whether this parent is driven by some kind of a personality disorder, extreme emotional immaturity, or an addiction to conflict, one thing is clear...these high conflict people abuse their children, their co-parent, and the courts to get what they desire.  

Today we are joined by Alex Falconi. Alex is the owner of theproperperson.com, The Proper Person YouTube Channel, and https://www.ournevadajudges.com. Alex fought his own 10+ year high conflict custody case and prevailed in the end. In fact, Alex even has a published case in front of the Nevada Supreme Court. He is one of the foremost experts in pro se litigation and his digital content has helped many people begin to navigate the court system and begin to win back their connection with their children.  

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