How Does Past Drug Use Affect Child Custody?

divorce lawyer Daniel Exner

Question: My question is about child custody laws and how my history of drug problems will affect my chances at child custody. I have had problems with drugs when I was younger, but I have been clean and sober for years now. How much is my past drug use going

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How Does Her Drug Use Affect Child Custody?

divorce evidence

Question: What evidence is needed to prove the mother of my two children is a drug addict and should not be awarded child custody? We are not married, but my name is on the birth certificate. I want sole child custody because she has a history of mental illnesses and

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Movie Examines Effects Of False Allegations On Dads

Tom Lemons film

Roughly 2.5 million domestic violence cases are reported each year; more than 1 million are false reports. A system originally designed to protect against violent acts is now being used as a strategical tactic in divorce and child custody cases. The powerful 30-minute documentary “DVI: The Inside Story” examines the

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False Allegations of Abuse in Child Custody Cases

false allegations

By Tara N. Brewer Special to DadsDivorce.com False allegations are gaining popularity in domestic disputes as more and more people are using them not for protection but for legal strategy. Nowhere is a false allegation more prevalent than in child custody cases where every claim, no matter how baseless, requires

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DadsDivorce Live: PTSD in Male Domestic Violence Victims

PTSD domestic violence

Men comprise 25-50% of all intimate partner violence victims in a given year yet there is little research focusing specifically on male victims of domestic violence, according to Denise Hines, a research assistant professor at Clark University. Her recent study was the first to link Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) to

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Granting parenting time to abusive mothers

mens divorce lawyer

Question: I had an order of protection against my ex-wife on behalf of our daughter because of child abuse and neglect. Now that the order has ended, my ex is requesting the court provide her with visitation rights. Is there anything I can do to keep her from having parenting

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