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How AI is Helping me Get Custody

Updated: Jun 26



A father and daughter share a moment of connection while sitting on a serene beach, bathed in the warm glow of the setting sun.
A father and daughter share a moment of connection while sitting on a serene beach, bathed in the warm glow of the setting sun.

🧠 1. Organizing My Thoughts (and My Emotions)


When you're dealing with lawyers, judges, and emotionally charged situations, your mind becomes a war zone. I started using ChatGPT to help me journal, process, and think more clearly.


Instead of just dumping my thoughts into a notebook, I’d type:


"Help me reflect on what went wrong in my last court appearance.”

"Give me a better way to explain why I want more time with my daughter.”


I needed to talk to someone objective — someone who didn’t get tired or judge me. AI gave me clarity I couldn’t find on my own without needing to put weight on anyone else.


📝 2. Writing Emails and Documents


Court battles are filled with paperwork. Emails to lawyers. Letters. Character references. Court statements. I used to feel like it was soooo much. With AI I was able to break it down and organize my thoughts.


ChatGPT Examples:


“Write a professional but firm email to my lawyer asking for updates.”

“Help me write a calm but clear statement to submit to the judge.”


It gives me a strong first draft, then I tweak it to match my voice. That alone has saved me hours.


📂 3. Creating a Custody Timeline and Evidence Log


One of the most important things you can do in court is document everything. Every visit. Every missed pickup. Every change in schedule. But keeping it all straight is overwhelming.


I used AI to help me build a template for logging evidence — categorized by date, type, and importance. It doesn’t replace the facts — but it helps me structure them clearly and quickly.


🧠 4. Learning the Law (Without Law School)


AI isn’t a lawyer, but it’s a damn close. I’ve asked:


“Explain what legal custody means in Georgia in simple terms.”

“What do judges look for when deciding custody in family court?”


It doesn’t give official legal advice, but it helps me ask better questions when I talk to real lawyers. And better questions lead to better outcomes.


🔥 Final Thoughts


If you’re a father fighting for custody — don’t try to do it all alone.


AI won’t win the case for you. But it can help you stay calm, stay sharp, and stay organized — and in a battle like this, that can make all the difference.


I’m using every tool I can to show up strong for my daughter.

If AI can help me fight smarter and think clearer, I’m all in.


You’re not powerless.

You’re not alone.

And if you’re reading this — you’re already fighting like a father should.

 
 
 

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