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posted on 10/7/22

Parenthood is one of the most awe-inspiring opportunities any living person can undertake in our time on this Earth. From the moment that we first hold our baby in our arms, a bond is formed that can be difficult to explain and which is like no other connection. Even thinking about having physical proximity to our children compromised can evoke a feeling of intense pain and sorrow.

Cases that put the custody of your child in question are understandably difficult, anxiety-inducing, and harrowing. If you have had an Order of Protection placed against you, you may be worried that you may lose custody of your child. If you have filed for an Order of Protection, you may be concerned about ensuring your child does not fall into the hands of your abuser. Either way, you should consult with us at your earliest convenience. The reality is that an Order of Protection can impact your custody, whether directly or indirectly. Whether you lose custody of your child indirectly or directly makes little difference to a parent who is doing everything they can to ensure their child’s well-being, but it may make a difference in your legal defense. Contact us to find out how.

Can an Order of Protection Lose Me Custody of My Child?

The short answer is simply yes. If you have an Order of Protection brought against you, the judge can assign custody to the victim in the case or otherwise prevent you from having custody of a child. The decision will be up to the discretion of the judge and will depend upon your actions against the victim in the case, but the possibility certainly exists of the judge taking direct action against you.

Even if the judge does not take direct disciplinary action to remove custody of the child from you, having an Order of Protection on your record will certainly not help you in a future child custody case or a divorce proceeding. For this reason, taking proactive measures to avoid having an order accepted by a judge against you is important. If you have been contacted for a hearing, you should contact us immediately so that we can help you mount your legal defense. There are appeal options available if you have already missed this critical window of opportunity, but it is preferable that you contact before having a judgment found against you.

Contact an Experienced Lawyer Today

It is important to get professional help in matters involving your safety or the safety of those you care for. Do not delay in acquiring legal help from our law offices. Glasgow & Olsson is uniquely qualified to help, especially if you need help securing custody in an order of protection case. Make sure to acquire legal assistance the whole way through to safeguard the safety and well-being of your loved one. When you need an attorney, experience matters. Contact us today to learn how our experience can get you the results you deserve.