Situations
A short packet. Not a shoebox.
School, doctor, dentist, therapist, daycare contacts. Ninety-day late and no-show counts. A one-page chronology. Eight exhibits. Print the Evaluator kit.
Everything in the packet comes from entries you logged on the day they happened: times, places, who was told, and what was said in writing. Nothing is invented and nothing is argued. The vault stays private; the other parent never gets a login.
What they usually ask for
- Child snapshot
- Names, school, grade, doctor, dentist, therapist, daycare.
- Collateral list
- The people they may call, with phone numbers you entered.
- Recent pattern
- Counts from the last 90 days: lates, no-shows, unpaid expenses.
- One-page chronology
- Date, what happened, exhibit letter.
- Your time beside the order
- The last 90 days compared with the schedule.
- A few exhibits
- Eight at most. Not everything you own.
In the appReady packets → Evaluator kit.
Scout is free. The other parent never gets a login.
Questions parents ask
What do I give a custody evaluator?
A child snapshot, collateral contacts, a short dated chronology, your time beside the order, and a small number of exhibits. No legal argument.
Should I include everything I have?
No. A focused packet gets read. Keep the rest in your vault for your attorney.
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Custody Ninja is a documentation tool. It is not a law firm and this page is not legal advice. Talk to an attorney about your order and your case.
Custody Ninja is a documentation tool. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.