When it comes to your child’s safety, there’s no compromise. Custody disputes can be emotionally intense, especially if you’re worried the other parent might be driving drunk during their time with your child. If this is a concern, quick action is crucial to protect your child and gather the evidence you need.
The Risks of Drunk Driving
Drunk driving is extremely dangerous. Each day, nearly 30 people die in drunk-driving crashes in the U.S. If the other parent is driving under the influence, your child’s life could be at serious risk.
Besides the immediate danger, having a drunk parent can deeply affect a child emotionally. Children need stability and safety from their parents, and witnessing intoxication can cause lasting harm to their sense of security and self-esteem.
How a Private Investigator Can Help
If you think the other parent is driving drunk, getting solid evidence is vital. A private investigator can discreetly monitor their behavior, document signs of intoxication, and collect evidence like video footage that can be used in court.
A private investigator helps ensure your child’s safety. If the other parent knows they’re being watched, they might avoid risky behavior. If not, the evidence gathered can be used to request emergency custody or modify the custody arrangement.
Strengthening Your Custody Case
The court’s main focus is the child’s best interest. Proof of drunk driving during visitation can significantly strengthen your case for full custody or supervised visits. A private investigator can provide the evidence needed to demonstrate that the other parent’s actions are putting your child at risk.
Hiring a private investigator ensures you’re taking all possible steps to protect your child. Custody battles are tough enough without worrying about your child’s safety during visitation. With the right evidence, you can handle your legal battle with confidence.
At Sly Fox Investigations, we’re dedicated to helping you navigate this challenging situation. With over fifteen years of experience, we’re here to assist you in safeguarding your child. Contact us today at 225-305-7468 for a free, confidential consultation.