Summary
In Arkansas, courts prioritize the childs best interest when determining custody. Factors include parental fitness, childs health, safety, and welfare. Proving the fathers alcoholism and abusive behavior through medical records, police reports, or witness testimonies can significantly impact the custody decision. Consult a lawyer for guidance. Pulaski County Circuit Court: 401 W Markham St, Little Rock, AR 72201, (501) 340-6700.Full Conversation
Elizabeth and yes
What is the age of the child involved in the custody issue, Elizabeth?
13 months
Elizabeth, are you seeking sole custody or joint custody? In Arkansas, courts consider the best interest of the child when determining custody.
sole
In Arkansas, for sole custody:
- The court considers the child's best interest.
- Factors include: parental fitness, child's preference, child's health, safety, and welfare.
Pulaski County Circuit Court: * W Markham St, Little Rock, AR *, (*) *-*.
What are the chances of the father winning custody If he’s an alcoholic and abusive
In Arkansas, courts prioritize child's safety. If you can prove the father's alcoholism and abusive behavior, it could significantly impact the custody decision.
how do I prove the father alcoholism
You can prove alcoholism through various means such as medical records, police reports, or witness testimonies. It's advisable to consult with a lawyer for guidance.
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