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Q: Asking for my brother need advice asap

My brother went to prison in 2008 he gets out on sep 19th of this year... He was charged with murder... He was at a party with a guy they were both on drugs and drinking had been all weekend they got into it and he pulled a gun and shot him... My brothers ex girlfriend is not wanting.him to see his son bc it's been 9 1/2 years but he's.getting.out early for.Good behaviour.... He turned his life over to God and is doing really good he has a home when he gets out can he get custody and visitation in the state of.Ky

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Mr. Joseph T Ireland
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Mr. Joseph T Ireland
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  • Divorce Lawyer
  • Covington, KY
  • Licensed in Kentucky

A: So long as his parental rights have not been terminated, the father can file a motion for custody and parenting time. I would expect a lot of push back and if the court is inclined to start reintroducing the father to the child, I would expect it to go through a therapist. The father is going to need a lot of patience and understanding. Contact a family law attorney in the county where the child has resided for a consultation. Best of luck.

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