
Brin
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Long story short, my husband is CP, and the NCP voluntarily signed paperwork making him CP several years ago after having a CPS report filed on her for abusing her child. The past several years she has shown bad judgement in allowing the kids in bad situations (living with boyfriends, exposing them to her sexual life, drinking in front of them, cussing etc) but most recently is engaged to a man who has a recent domestic violence record and has been convicted of assault multiple times. She moved out and told DH about many disturbing things that had gone on around the kids. She confirmed he has hit her - but she says not around the kids. His record shows that he is very violent and can be very dangerous, and when she moved out she confirmed all of this. She chose recently to move back in with him, and now after telling us many things that we were horrified to know went on in her home, she wants to resume normal visitation (EOW).
We have already contacted our lawyer to set up a consult, but is this something that a court would restrict visitation over? Without going into too many details, there are dozens of instances showing her emotional instability and inability to make sound judgments for her kids. One of my husband's kids is already in counseling over their relationship with this woman, as one of them bears the emotional and physical abuse the most.
What can be done here? Will we have any ground in requesting that visitation either be restricted to no overnights, or even possibly supervised? Right now they are joint managing conservators.
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