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Monday, 9 May 2022

Character Reference Letter for Child Custody

Character Reference Letter For Court Template

Character Reference Letter For Child Custody Template, Example

From:

Bell Brown

54, Anthony Road,

California

Date: May 05, 2022

To,

The Honorable Joseph Gibbs

Judge of California Court

California

Respected Sir,

I, Bell Brown, am writing this letter in reference to the custody case no. 12345 between Mathew Smith and Ana Smith. I believe that Ana Shaw should receive the custody of both the children that are involved in this case. And therefore, I am writing this letter to support my point.

I have been friends with the Smith family for over a decade and for all these years, I have witnessed both the parents taking care of their children in their own ways and in their subjective capacities. Though both the parents are important for children but I think that Ana Smith is the parent who is certainly the best for both the kids considering the present situation.

Ana Smith is a strong woman who has always been very patient and understanding with her children. She is full of love and concern for both of them that she has always been there for her kids during all the challenging times. Moreover, she is financially independent and is capable of taking care of her children all by herself. All these years, she has been a responsible mother which makes her a perfect parent to her kids.

 
I would like to consider the points that I have highlighted in this letter about her character before taking a decision on the custody of both the children.

Thanking you.

Sincerely,

Bell Brown

Wednesday, 19 September 2012

Sample Cover Letter Format

Your Street Address
City, State Zip Code
Telephone Number
E-mail Address

Month, Day, Year

Mr./Ms./Dr. FirstName LastName
Title
Name of Organization
Street or P. O. Box Address
City, State Zip Code

Dear Mr./Ms./Dr. LastName:

Opening paragraph: State why you are writing; how you learned of the organization or position, and basic information about yourself.

2nd paragraph: Tell why you are interested in the employer or type of work the employer does (Simply stating that you are interested does not tell why, and can sound like a form letter). Demonstrate that you know enough about the employer or position to relate your background to the employer or position. Mention specific qualifications which make you a good fit for the employer’s needs. (Focus on what you can do for the employer, not what the employer can do for you.) This is an opportunity to explain in more detail relevant items in your resume. Refer to the fact that your resume is enclosed. Mention other enclosures if such are required to apply for a position.

3rd paragraph: Indicate that you would like the opportunity to interview for a position or to talk with the employer to learn more about their opportunities or hiring plans. State what you will do to follow up, such as telephone the employer within two weeks. If you will be in the employer’s location and could offer to schedule a visit, indicate when. State that you would be glad to provide the employer with any additional information needed. Thank the employer for her/his consideration.

Sincerely,

(Your handwritten signature [on hard copy])

Your name typed
(In case of e-mail, your full contact info appears below your printed name [instead of at the top, as for hard copy], and of course there is no handwritten signature)

Enclosure(s) (refers to resume, etc.)