Restrictions on Parenting Time: How the Court Protects Children from Serious Endangerment
By Dayna L. Perlut
Child Law,
June 2024
Before a court can put a restriction on a parent’s parenting time, the court must conduct a hearing and at that hearing find by a preponderance of the evidence that a parent engaged in conduct that seriously endangered the child’s mental, moral or physical health or that significantly impaired the child’s emotional development.
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