Here's how the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) can impact custody and visitation rights in domestic violence situations:

• Protection Orders: May include provisions regarding custody and visitation to keep victims and children safe.

• Impact on Custody Decisions: Evidence of abuse and VAWA protections might be considered in custody determinations.

• Child's Safety First: Courts prioritize child safety and may restrict visitation if abuse is a concern.

• Abuser's Parental Rights: VAWA doesn't automatically terminate rights, but courts may limit them if the abuser is a safety risk.

• Seek Legal Help: Victims can benefit from legal representation in family law and domestic violence matters.

Remember: VAWA plays a role in domestic violence cases involving custody and visitation. Seek legal help to address safety concerns and protect your rights.