Guest guest Posted January 18, 2008 Report Share Posted January 18, 2008 hi, i got a call today (as an IBCLC, not a LLLL) from a mother of a 14 month old whose ex husband is trying to get two night overnights and claiming that there is no need for either breastfeeding nor mother-baby togetherness at night. she has read the bf and the law articles on the LLLI site and found them helpful, but her lawyer is saying that an expert opinion would probably be most helpful in terms of convincing a court. i know this has been discussed before, but perhaps not this exact situation - i'd love any feedback on great research based articles that might be beneficial for her on being an expert witness (can an IBCLC just write an opinion/letter with references and would that make an impact?) would one charge for this time? and if so, how much? if such a letter would help, what types of data would be the most useful? i have no experience with the legal side of breastfeeding and family law (a little with nursing in public issues). any and all input welcome! thanks! warmly, Lyla Lyla Wolfenstein, B.S., IBCLC, RLCOwner, Lactation Consultant, Parent Educator Zenana Spa & Wellness Center, LLC and Beyond Birth Lactation Services503.238.mama (6262) or 504.232.baby (2229)mobile fax 503.473-8047 email Lyla@... web www.BeyondBirthServices.com and www.Zenana-Spa.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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