Can a parent with a history of domestic violence obtain custody?
0 CommentsIn some circumstances, yes. The court takes domestic violence allegations seriously and considers them when making custody decisions. A parent with a history of domestic violence (especially of recent history) may be denied custody, or limited visitation, or granted supervised visitation to ensure the safety of the child.
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