The child's current environment poses a physical or
emotional danger to the child's development
Texas considers many of the same factors as well as a child's wishes, child's emotional and physical needs, and any physical or
emotional danger to the child.
Courts are reluctant to order either of these options unless it is shown to be in the children's best interests, which usually means that physical or
emotional danger to the children will occur under any other alternative.
Not exact matches
The court finds that the
child's living environment poses a
danger to the
child's physical, mental, or
emotional health and the
child will benefit from a change in circumstances
«If PSHE were
to become a statutory part of the curriculum alongside other curriculum subjects, there would be a very real
danger that parents would no more consider themselves responsible for these aspects of their
children's physical,
emotional and social development than they typically regard themselves as responsible for the teaching of English, maths, history and science.»
For this type of custody
to be changed, you generally have
to show that
emotional or physical
danger is a risk for the
child if the existing custody isn't changed.
However, if you can prove
to the judge that you're
child's physical, mental or
emotional health would be in
danger if parenting time were granted
to the abusive parent, the judge may limit parenting time or require that it be «supervised visitation,» which means it will occur only under special conditions.
A parent who would teach a
child to hate the other parent represents a grave and persistent
danger to the mental and
emotional of that
child.
If you want
to modify the parenting time schedule, you have
to prove that some circumstance now exists at your ex's home that places your
children in
emotional or physical
danger if they continue
to live there.
However, if the court finds that a parent has denied parenting time
to the other parent or the
child's physical or
emotional health is in
danger, it can modify the
child custody order at any time.
However, this may be appropriate if the non-custodial parent has seriously harmed or abused the
child, or is otherwise a serious
danger to the
child's
emotional or physical health.
However, when a parent suffers from addiction, mental illness or otherwise presents a
danger to the
child, Michigan courts may order supervised visitation,
to allow the parent access
to his
child while protecting the
child's physical, mental and
emotional health.
Exposure
to these initial traumatic experiences, the resulting
emotional dysregulation, and the loss of safety, direction, and the ability
to detect or respond
to danger cues may impact a
child's development over time and can lead
to subsequent or repeated trauma exposure in adolescence and adulthood without supports that might buffer the negative effects.
A parent who would teach a
child to hate or fear the other parent represents a grave and persistent
danger to the mental and
emotional health of that
child.
A parent who would teach a
child to hate the other parent represents a grave and persistent
danger to the mental and
emotional health of that
child.»
Information on protective factors that may help prevent abuse, including
dangers of shaking a
child, safe sleep practices, psychological effects of repeated exposure
to domestic violence, safe and age - appropriate forms of discipline, how
to promote a
child's social and
emotional health, and how
to support positive parent -
child relationships.
Anxiety is an
emotional disorder involving the experience of fear and
danger that is either irrational and / or disproportionate
to the perceived threat and has a negative impact on one or more areas of
children's normal functioning and / or psychosocial development (e.g., Fonseca and Perrin, 2011).