Just a question: based on the best interest legal definition given by TinkerBelleLuvr, would the ex be referencing the "moral fitness" question, and if so, does a membership in an online swingers club, in and of itself, call into question the moral fitness of the father? I am guessing that is what OP is questioning.
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CJane
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ITA with the theory that there's FAR MORE at play here than mom's "claims" that Dad is violent. Unless he stipulated to supervised visitation in such meager amounts, then Mom SHOWED that he needed supervision.
Now, because his visits are so limited, that likely makes her claims LESS relevant to the judge, because any exposure to the child is unlikely to take place.
HOWEVER, such a lifestyle is also seen as inherently unstable and "fringe" and while she may not be able to limit his parenting time any more than it already is, it certainly CAN ensure that he never gets MORE parenting time/overnights.
Now, because his visits are so limited, that likely makes her claims LESS relevant to the judge, because any exposure to the child is unlikely to take place.
HOWEVER, such a lifestyle is also seen as inherently unstable and "fringe" and while she may not be able to limit his parenting time any more than it already is, it certainly CAN ensure that he never gets MORE parenting time/overnights.
i was wondering since it's the partner that is the designated the supervisor, then would mom have a standing to change the supervisor? maybe not reduce the amount of time, but designated another supervisor?