Q: I want to divorce my husband and get custody of my kids, and Social services will not help what do I need to do?
What evidence do I need to get custody from the unsafe environment my kids are in, I cant prove anything because I am stuck in the US in the army and my husband is violent. I am scared the kids will be harmed mentally, and I don't want to go to a custody battle with nothing to show for. He is violent and neglects the kids of water and proper education, I have been backing into the wall and I do know what to do.
A:
Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. Your best move is to speak with your superiores to established you being assigned and deployed at one military base for a set time span that you can take your children with you. The custody in normally always given to the mother. It would be a good to have your children registered in a School of your choice and have housing set up for all of you in the área where you will be deployed. Set up a plan of custody and child care when you are at work. Also set up a visitation schedual for the father to spend time with his children. Once this has been done, the speak with an Attorney to file the divorce and petition of custody.
If this cannot be done then you should consider split custody. This Will allow you to be involved in the children's life and educativo.
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