In this episode of *Vampire Divorce* Clarke Young discusses the crucial aspect of making invisible behavior visible in family law cases. He emphasizes the importance of documenting incidents outside the courtroom to ensure the court understands the reality of the situation.
00:00 – Introduction
01:30 – The significance of bringing invisible behavior to light
03:15 – Creating a day-in-the-life declaration for custody cases
05:45 – Documenting important details outside the courtroom
08:10 – Importance of admissible evidence in family court
10:20 – Differentiating evidence that reveals the truth from misleading evidence
12:40 – Role of professionals like therapists in family law cases
15:05 – Challenges in finding competent professionals in child custody evaluations
17:30 – The need for precise and limited involvement of experts in the case
20:00 – Crafting detailed court orders for individuals with borderline traits
22:45 – Challenges in getting judges to sign comprehensive court orders
25:10 – Dealing with judges who fail to grasp the complexities of borderline behavior
27:30 – Strategies when judges overlook crucial aspects in family law cases
*Vampire Divorce* is a podcast hosted by a seasoned family law attorney, Clarke Young, delving into the complexities of family law matters, especially those involving high-conflict custody disputes. Tune in to gain valuable insights and perspectives on navigating challenging legal situations.