Q: If other parent is critically injured by gun violence can you prove their lifestyle is a danger to your children?
If dad’s residence was “shot up“ and dad critically injured can I use this to prove his lifestyle and environment (high crime areas) are a danger to the children? He’s never taken them before and I did have them and myself covered by a DVPO but I had to withdraw out of fear and dad never being served because he was avoiding other warrants.
I’ve lived in a stable home in a safe area their entire lives. Dad refuses to work and he says he must live in high crime area to make the most money with his lifestyle. He has went to prison both state and federal numerous times for these same issues and I’ve finally stopped letting him physically push me around now he is threatening custody. We’re in a 50/50 state, I do have some recordings of his threats towards us, and my bruises and my front he kicked down. One recording of him admitting to holding me at gun point. Also no license, fake license plates, no insurance, and many tickets for these things.
What are the odds of supervised visits?
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