Legal Question in Family Law in Florida
I am a convicted felon in the state of Florida and my wife and I are going through a divorce. She is trying to get full custody of the children both under the age of 2 soley for the purpose of hurting me in the process. Is there anything I can do?
3 Answers from Attorneys
Strongly recommend you seek a family law attorney in this matter.
Depends on what you are a felon of. Are you a sexual offender. IF so, she wins. If not, you might could get supervised visitation dependng on your record.
Conviction of a felony is only one small factor that goes into the decision of who gets majority timeshare (custody) of the children. Unless the felony was for drug trafficking, a very violent crime, or a sex offense involving children, it probably won't weigh very heavily in the judge's mind. There are many other factors that weigh into a judge's custody decision. You should find an experienced family law attorney in your area to assist you.
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