LIVE 4-WEEK FAMILY COURT PROGRAM

Before You Walk Into Family Court

How to turn what you know about your life as a dad into a clear, organized, child-focused presentation before your hearing date arrives.

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Is This You?

Your hearing or trial is close enough to feel real.
You're representing yourself — or actively directing your own preparation.
You've got information, screenshots, notes, and questions... and twenty browser tabs open to prove it.
You need to know what actually matters to the judge, not just what feels important to you.

If that sounds familiar, you're not behind. You're overloaded. And overload is a solvable problem.

What You'll Walk Away With

The Courtroom Readiness System, three parts, one hour..

1. Prove It

Turn your identity as a dad into specific, child-focused facts a judge can actually use.

2. Organize It

Build one clear throughline: your Ask, your Because, your Proof — instead of a pile of everything.

3. Rehearse It

Practice calm before the pressure is real, so you don't lose your footing when it counts.

Meet Your Host

David Pisarra, Esq. I've spent 27 years in family court. In that time, I watched good dads walk in with real emotion and no usable presentation system. They cared deeply. They had a lot to say. What they couldn't always do was isolate the request, the strongest facts, and the child-centered reason behind it.

That gap is what this training closes.

California family-law attorney
Author of the "A Man's Guide…" series
Creator of Dad's Law School and Union of Dads

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