Permanent Parenting Plan With Domestic Violence

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Tennessee Court Samples - Paternity - Sample Case 1

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Tennessee

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TN-CN-09-03

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A04 Permanent Parenting Plan

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The court examines domestic violence allegations carefully. While it is not impossible for a parent with a history of domestic violence to be granted custody or visitation, the court will prioritize the safety of the child. The accused parent may need to prove that they have successfully completed mandatory counseling or therapy programs and have taken steps to address their behavior.

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What is a Permanent Parenting Plan (PPP)?

How is domestic violence handled in a Permanent Parenting Plan in Tennessee?

What steps should I take if there is a history of domestic violence in my relationship?

Can a parent with a history of domestic violence be granted custody or visitation?

What factors does the court consider when determining custody in domestic violence cases?

Can I modify a Permanent Parenting Plan if domestic violence continues to be a concern?

What can I do if I suspect my child is being exposed to domestic violence during visitation?

Is it possible for a parent with a history of domestic violence to have supervised visitation?

Can a Permanent Parenting Plan be changed if both parents agree?

What should I do if I need to seek a protective order due to domestic violence?

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