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What happens if both parents agree about the custody and visitation but there has been a history of domestic violence?

Posted by Michael G. Butash | Aug 11, 2017 | 0 Comments

What happens if both parents agree about the custody and visitation but there has been a history of domestic violence?

If both parents agree as to a parenting plan as it involves the custody and visitation between each parent and any minor children, there's a good chance that a court is going to approve it. However, a court does have the responsibility of determining the best interest of the minor children. The court can override that agreement if the judge feels that the agreement is putting the children in the threat of harm some way, and they can make it so that there's less time sharing or supervised time sharing by the violent party.

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Michael G. Butash

Michael G. Butash Stetson University College of Law Florida State University Former State Prosecutor Mike grew up in the Tampa Bay area and graduated from Stetson University College of Law in 1997. He was immediately hired as an Assistant State Attorney for the 6th Judicial Circuit (Pinellas/...

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