If you want to learn how to do something, whether it's making ribs on the grill, starting a business or diving into stock investments, you'll typically turn to someone who has experience in that area of expertise.
You'll turn to your brother-in-law, who makes the best ribs you've ever had, or you'll sit down with an old college friend who has a successful business five years strong.
Or if you're looking for stock investment tips, you'll take your cousin who works in the stock market out for dinner and pick their brain.
The same applies when you're fighting a father's rights case.
If you're looking to make a slam-dunk in the courtroom against your ex-wife, chances are, you'll turn to someone who has been there, done that.
Someone who has blazed the trail for you, someone who has been through the court system, someone who currently has full custody of their kids and are loving every bit of it.
In order to know how to get there yourself, you need to learn the tricks and techniques involved in presenting a case that is entirely in your favor.
Not everyone can afford an attorney when they're dealing with a divorce case, but if you pick the brains of just enough people that have been in your same situation, then you might have an edge that your opposing party may not.
By connecting with other fathers that have been in the same boat as you, you can help up your chances of having a successful legal run in the court system.
You can help turn something that could very well be devastating to your current lifestyle into an opportunity to make your life better and include your children every step of the way.
Just because you're no longer married to your ex-wife doesn't automatically mean that she's the best provider for your children.
That's where the passion and persistence of a fathers rights advocate comes into play.
When you truly care about the outcome, you will do everything in your power to make it happen.