Houston, TX asked in Child Custody and Family Law for Texas

Q: My husband soon to be ex wants to take full custody of my daughter

, once I found out I was pregnant it old him he wanted me to get an abortion and he never wanted anything to do with her it didn't matter is she was his or not now that she's here he wants to take her away from me..... He lives with my parents in that house. There's someone that raped me and I don't want my daughter to be in that house he drinks and once he does he can't control himself his a harm once his drink and I don't want my daughter near him

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Mr. Charles C Guidry
Mr. Charles C Guidry
Answered
  • Divorce Lawyer
  • Cypress, TX
  • Licensed in Texas

A: Unless he files for Paternity to become a Possessory Conservator, he has no rights to your child. Under the circumstances mentioned, I am certain, that you once retaining an attorney would be able to limit him to supervised visitation, which may take place in a safe house (if a paternity case is filed by him).

I also suggest filing a rape complaint against him.

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