Legal Question in Family Law in California

I cant give you alot of info regarding your case, because if i were your attorney, i would spend much more time with yourself than we have here. It sounds like you work at a day care center and plan for your daughter to be with you. If he tries to obtain more time, try to focus him on how he is going to care for his daughter and work at the same time. The courts prefer the children, in most cases, to spend time in the care of their parents. Having said that, it would be in your daughter's best interest to have as much time with her father as you can manage. The Court will be concerned about the child's best interests above all else. Giving your daughter time with her dad, according to some psychologists, will help her in dealing with men in general. Not just now, but also in the future. Keep this in mind when dealing with dad and the court.

Ms. Beers gives you good advice if you are going to represent yourself. I have to say, however, that I have never seen a pro per Family Law party get a fair result when up against an attorney for the other party. Between the technicalities of the law and procedures, the "club" atmosphere that local Family Law attorneys have with each other and the court, and the impatience of the court with pro per parties (who really do make a judge's life a lot harder), the pro per's get screwed every time unless both sides are pro per.