Hi all,
I would just like to check whether being breached on an Intervention order / Domestic Violence Order and receiving a criminal conviction is grounds to apply to have custody of children orders overturned?
Info -
I've just been advised via text by the ex-wife that she intends to make a 3rd attempt at an intervention order against me, (1st withdrawn by her, 2nd struck out as she failed to show - just one week ago), then when I breached that one (which will no doubt be lied about) she will use my resulting criminal conviction to apply to have the current custody orders overturned and gain custody of the children. - I have 100% custody and sole parenting responsibility, atm.
She is apparently going with the strategy of throwing enough...excrement...until something sticks.
I ask less out of actual fear of the above actually occurring but more out of curiosity as to whether a criminal conviction for a state DVO/intervention order is even grounds to apply for a federal custody order to overturned?
I would just like to check whether being breached on an Intervention order / Domestic Violence Order and receiving a criminal conviction is grounds to apply to have custody of children orders overturned?
Info -
I've just been advised via text by the ex-wife that she intends to make a 3rd attempt at an intervention order against me, (1st withdrawn by her, 2nd struck out as she failed to show - just one week ago), then when I breached that one (which will no doubt be lied about) she will use my resulting criminal conviction to apply to have the current custody orders overturned and gain custody of the children. - I have 100% custody and sole parenting responsibility, atm.
She is apparently going with the strategy of throwing enough...excrement...until something sticks.
I ask less out of actual fear of the above actually occurring but more out of curiosity as to whether a criminal conviction for a state DVO/intervention order is even grounds to apply for a federal custody order to overturned?