A domestic violence injunction can include provisions about the children, sometimes awarding temporary sole custody to the petitioner or requiring the respondent’s time-sharing to be supervised. These provisions can become the new status quo that a family court later looks at when setting a permanent parenting plan.
For a parent on either side, the custody provisions in an injunction are often the most consequential part. A domestic violence injunction attorney in the Sanford area makes sure those provisions are addressed at the hearing rather than left to default.
