If my boyfriend was convicted of child molestation when he was 12, can my husband keep my children from living in my home?
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If my boyfriend was convicted of child molestation when he was 12, can my husband keep my children from living in my home?
My boyfriend is now 21 and lives with me.
Asked on December 9, 2012 under Family Law, New York
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Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
If your husband has a concern that your boyfriend who was convicted of child molestation when he was a minor could pose a danger to your children, he can file a petition with the court seeking that the boyfriend have no contact with the children. It is then up to the court to make a decision on the request.
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