What can a legal shield attorney do for me in the matter of ex wife degrading me and calling me a dead beat father in Michigan during virtual video calls with my kids and phone calls with my kids

It sounds like you're dealing with a difficult situation regarding your ex-wife's behavior during communications with your children. A LegalShield attorney can offer several services to help you address this issue:

**Consultation**: They can provide a legal consultation to discuss the specifics of your situation, including the nature of the allegations your ex-wife is making and how your children's well-being is being affected.

**Documentation Review**: They can help you understand what kind of evidence you may need to gather. This could include documenting instances of degrading remarks or any negative impact those comments may have on your relationship with your children.

**Communication Guidance**: An attorney can advise you on how to respond to your ex-wife’s behavior, including how to communicate your concerns directly or through legal channels if necessary.

**Modification of Custody Arrangements**: If her behavior is impacting your custody arrangement, a LegalShield attorney can assist you in filing for a modification of custody or visitation rights to ensure a healthier environment for your children.

**Legal Letters**: They can help draft a legal letter to your ex-wife, formally communicating your concerns and the potential impact of her actions on the children.

**Mediation Services**: If appropriate, they can assist in mediation processes to help you and your ex-wife reach an agreement regarding how communications should happen, focusing on the best interests of your children.

**Representation in Court**: If the situation escalates to court proceedings, a LegalShield attorney can represent you in family court to argue for your rights as a father and advocate for the best interests of your children.

**Emotional Support Resources**: While a LegalShield attorney may not provide emotional support, they can refer you to resources that assist with co-parenting and managing conflict.

It’s important to keep in mind that the legal process can vary based on specific circumstances, and having a qualified attorney guide you through the process can be very beneficial. If you're considering action, it may be a good idea to reach out to a LegalShield attorney for more personalized advice.