Si te est\u00e1s divorciando, las condenas penales previas pueden influir mucho en la decisi\u00f3n del juez sobre la custodia. Un juez puede fallar en contra de un progenitor con antecedentes penales cuando se trata de la custodia de un hijo menor. El inter\u00e9s superior del menor es siempre la preocupaci\u00f3n primordial de un juez cuando toma una decisi\u00f3n en un caso de custodia. En Nueva Jersey, el poder legislativo y los tribunales han determinado que la concesi\u00f3n de la custodia \u00abcompartida\u00bb es lo que m\u00e1s conviene al menor. Existe la presunci\u00f3n de que el inter\u00e9s superior del menor suele fomentarse cuando ambos progenitores se ocupan de \u00e9l y se le asegura un contacto frecuente y continuo con ambos. Por tanto, los tribunales suelen conceder cierto grado de custodia legal y f\u00edsica a cada progenitor en el momento del divorcio o la separaci\u00f3n. Sin embargo, los tribunales deben tener en cuenta la seguridad del menor al tomar decisiones sobre la custodia y el tiempo de custodia. Si uno de los progenitores tiene antecedentes de violencia dom\u00e9stica o conducta delictiva, el juez podr\u00eda determinar que el menor no estar\u00eda seguro bajo la custodia de ese progenitor. En concreto, la ley de Nueva Jersey proh\u00edbe a los tribunales conceder la custodia o el r\u00e9gimen de visitas a una persona condenada por agresi\u00f3n sexual, contacto sexual o puesta en peligro de menores, salvo que se demuestre mediante pruebas claras y convincentes que dicha concesi\u00f3n redunda en beneficio del menor. Por tanto, si el Tribunal determina que los delitos cometidos en el pasado por el progenitor pondr\u00e1n al menor en peligro, el Tribunal podr\u00eda denegar la custodia a ese progenitor. Un juez podr\u00eda ordenar al progenitor condenado penalmente que asista a clases de paternidad, clases de control de la ira u otros servicios de asesoramiento antes de permitirle siquiera tener tiempo de paternidad con el menor. Adem\u00e1s, un juez podr\u00eda limitar severamente el tiempo de custodia y ordenar que se lleve a cabo en un entorno muy controlado y supervisado. Si tienes que hacer frente a una condena penal o a una condena por violencia dom\u00e9stica, los abogados expertos en derecho de familia de Edens Law Group pueden ayudarte con tus problemas de custodia y tiempo de custodia. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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