Are you afraid that the covert narcissist will fool everyone in court and make you look like the bad person? Many people don't realize that covert narcissists can be just as dangerous and harmful as overt ones. I will be sharing my knowledge about how to spot, expose, and deal with the covert narcissist in a family court setting. I am going to share some tips to help you expose the covert narcissist in family court

If you're someone dealing with a covert narcissist in a family court case, this video is a must-watch! My goal is to help you understand what you're dealing with, and give you the tools and knowledge to protect yourself and your family during this emotionally difficult time.

Covert narcissists possess subtle manipulative tactics that can make family court proceedings even more difficult and emotionally draining. We'll explore the telltale signs of covert narcissism, shed light on their strategies, and provide you with the knowledge to recognize and counter their tactics within the legal arena.

So, sit back, grab a pen and paper, and get ready to learn everything you need to know about exposing covert narcissism in family court!

It's important to know that you should not come with a definition of narcissism to give to the Judge or come with a list of covert narcissistic characteristics. Don't use the word covert narcissist in court. You can expose them for their behavior without using the actual words. Instead, you want to make the covert narcissist to reveal themself to the court officials during the litigation process during the different hearings.

Keep in Mind

-The covert narcissist will file friviouls motions and other filings with the court in an attempt to confuse the court and delay proceedings
-The covert narcissist may file false child abuse charges against you
-You can ask the court for a motion for mental health examination for the covert narcissist

During the trial
Courts will consider the factors for custody and determine what is in the child's best interest.One of those factors here in Maryland is "character and reputation of the party". During the trial, you want to trip the covert narcissist up in cross examination. You want to use their lies against them, get the covert narcissist to say yes to a lot of things, lead the covert narcissist to their own trap. Start off with questions that the covert narcissist will most likely answer "yes" to. Questions such as, "Do you love your children?", "Are you a good parent?" The, show the covert narcissist other evidence that contradicts those answers such as text messages of the covert narcissist not picking up the child, denying any request for help with doctor's appointments or education assistance for the child.

Also, be on guard during the litigation process. Don't trust the covert narcissist. The covert narcissist may ask to meet up with you during the litigation process or talk via telephone. Be very wary of that, they will attempt to manipulate you!

BONUS: Keep copies of everything, hire a divorce coach if needed. A divorce coach will keep you grounded and help you stay on track during the process.

Remember, you are not alone in this fight. Connect with a community of individuals who have faced similar challenges and share your experiences as well as any tips that you have for exposing a covert narcissist in family court in the comments section below. Subscribe to our channel for ongoing support and valuable content on overcoming narcissistic abuse within the legal system.

If you're ready to take control of your family court battle against a covert narcissist, this video is a must-watch. Like, share, and spread the word to others who may be facing similar circumstances. Thank you for watching!

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I am a family lawyer by day , a life coach and motivational speaker by night. On this channel, you can expect videos related to co-parenting with narcissist, motivation, building healthy relationships, representing your self in family court against a narcissist and walking by faith.

DISCLAIMER: I am a family lawyer, and sometimes I may give information regarding family-related issues. This channel is not intended to give legal advice, meaning advice that is specific to your individual situation. This channel is created for informational and inspirational purposes only. If you need legal advice specific to your situation, contact an attorney in your jurisdiction. Viewing these videos does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and I.

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