Legal Question in Family Law in Virginia

I am in the middle of a very intense custody battle with my ex husband, I have no representation and his family has provided him with a very well known attorney. He recently became a confidential informant which lead to the arrest and conviction of 2 of my brothers. In this court case I found my ex has also been a successful informant on many other occasions for this officer (who happens to be his best friend). I feel that his decision to do so has put my children at risk when they are with him and that he has endangered their safety. Is this in fact child endangerment? I have more than sufficient proof of his involvement as an informant, with this, can I bring it to our juvenille and domestic judge's attention and what would the possible outcome be?

Asked on 3/01/12, 4:30 am

Michael Hendrickson Law Office Michael E. Hendrickson

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I doubt that what you've described would be sufficient for a judge

to curtail whatever your husband's claims to the custody of your children

may be without many more verifiable and concrete facts that would clearly

demonstrate how his status as a police informant necessarily endangered these

children and was therefore clearly contrary to their collective best interests.

Answered on 3/01/12, 4:53 am

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