Q: If my sons father is on parole for penal codes 261(a)(2) and 207 will he be allowed joint custody?
He wears an ankle monitor and isnt allowed near schools or places children frequents
A:
It is possible - however those are serious convictions which may give a judge pause to order visitation without supervision if you contest a request for joint custody whether it be legal and or physical.
If your goal is to challenge it you will need to establish why it’s in the child’s best interest to. It award joint legal and/or physical custody.
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