Although it may be therapeutic to post your thoughts and feelings online, it can also be very detrimental to your case. Think of it this way, if it's posted online, you can't take it back and online posts will likely make it back to your "ex" and be used against you....
Do not lie to your attorney or in court. Your attorney is on your side and wants to help you. If your attorney knows you are lying in court, your attorney has an ethical obligation to withdraw from your case because you are committing perjury.
Do not talk to a Child Protective Services (CPS) investigator without an attorney. The law prohibits you from interfering with a CPS investigation. That does not mean you do not have the right to have your attorney present when CPS is doing their investigation. The...