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Submitted 309 days ago...
I am almost sure you will..if he has a drinking problem, which is evident by his record, the court will not possible put your child in his hands without supervision. If he has quit drinking im sure the court will want him to prove to them that he can handle the child without danger. dont worry, i don't think any judge in the u.s. would endanger a child by putting them in the hands of an alcoholic..good luck..
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Submitted 176 days ago...
I take it you have sole custody if he is going to court to see his son. I understand your concern. His having a DUI does not mean he would endanger your child. If you have any proof that he has been driving drinking with your son I would make the court aware of that at your hearing. You might ask the court for supvised visits for awhile because he has a record of several DUL'S. If he is out on parole the judge may take that into consideration if he feels he is not responiable. The court always put the child first.
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Submitted 20 hours, 12 minutes ago...
You can request this due to the circumstances. Your attorney can give you further information on organizations that are geared to assist people get reacquainted with their children. In Houston, there is a program called Safe House where you would drop off the child and the father will be appointed to come shortly thereafter to avoid any confrontation between the parents. It is like a daycare setting with counselors to oversee time with the child. There is a sliding scale fee. It is ultimately up to the judge though.
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