Unless it's overcome, the rebuttable presumption even assumes that the child can live in a location of the victim parent's choice, which can be in Alabama or in another state. (divorcenet.com)
The court is legally obligated to keep the address of the victim parent strictly confidential, and the court can't order a victim to attend mediation with a perpetrator unless the victim consents. (divorcenet.com)
A violent parent is not likely to receive custody in Maine, and the victim parent must be able to meet the child's basic needs such as daily meals, clothing, acceptable living conditions and access to proper medical treatment. (divorcesource.com)