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What is the name of your state? AL
If a husband has 2 eyewitnesses of his wife and his wife's lover being in a hotel together, having a room together, and coming out of the hotel together, is that good enough evidence for the husband to get at least joint, if not full custody of their child? I realize a mother has to be proven unfit, but I would think this action questions her "moral character," which is a factor considered in divorce. The husband has been a wonderful father to the child and is certainly fit, so should he fight for custody?
Also, after getting evidence such as this, is there a time limit or any other limits on it being used in court against the wife?
If a husband has 2 eyewitnesses of his wife and his wife's lover being in a hotel together, having a room together, and coming out of the hotel together, is that good enough evidence for the husband to get at least joint, if not full custody of their child? I realize a mother has to be proven unfit, but I would think this action questions her "moral character," which is a factor considered in divorce. The husband has been a wonderful father to the child and is certainly fit, so should he fight for custody?
Also, after getting evidence such as this, is there a time limit or any other limits on it being used in court against the wife?