Episode Summary This episode explains how New York’s Attorney for the Child (AFC) system works in custody cases. Yonatan breaks down when an AFC is appointed, the level of authority they hold, and how their input can influence a judge’s decision. He also shares practical guidance for parents on how to interact with an AFC and strengthen their position during a custody dispute. Key Timestamps 00:00 – Introduction to the AFC system 02:00 – When and why an AFC is appointed 04:30 – Difference between AFC and Guardian ad Litem 06:30 – Powers and authority of an AFC 09:00 – How AFCs influence court decisions 12:00 – Handling disagreements with an AFC 14:30 – Key advice for parents in custody cases 17:00 – Final thoughts and closing About the Show Law and Life: The Levoritz Approach focuses on real-world legal issues, especially family law in New York. The show breaks down complex legal topics into practical insights to help individuals better understand and navigate their situations.