Felony Impact On Custody

Summary

In Oklahoma, a partners past felony and violation of a protection order can influence child custody decisions. Courts prioritize the childs best interests, including safety and well-being. Even if the felony is 8 years old, it could still be considered if it poses a risk to the child. Legal advice is strongly recommended to protect your rights and interests.

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I’m seeing a man that has a felony charge that is 8 years old and a vpo that ends in April * which his ex ready violated
Hello Carissa, thank you for sharing. To help you better, could you please let me know which state you're located in? The laws about felonies and violation of protection orders can vary greatly from state to state.
Can my ex use this against me and take my kids from me
Hello Carissa, it's crucial to know your state to provide accurate information. The impact of your partner's felony and violation of protection order on your custody case can vary by jurisdiction.
Oklahoma
Hello Carissa, in Oklahoma:
- Your ex might argue that your partner's felony and VPO pose a risk to the children.
- The court considers the best interests of the child, including their safety and well-being.
- Seek legal counsel to protect your rights and interests.
Even if the felony is 8 years aho
In Oklahoma, regardless of the age of the felony, the court's primary concern is the child's best interest. If your ex can prove the past felony still poses a risk, it could impact custody decisions. Legal advice is strongly recommended.