Custody Concerns With Offender

Summary

Having a significant other on the sex offender registry, even if the crime was not against a child, can potentially be used against you in custody court. The courts primary concern is the childs best interest, and the presence of a registered sex offender could be seen as a risk. It is advisable to consult with a family law attorney to understand how this might affect your custody arrangement and to prepare for any legal challenges.

Full Conversation

I have physical custody of my child and his father has 3hrs supervised visitation a week per a court order in NY. My question is if I have a significant other who is on the sex offender registry from 25 years ago. Can that my child's father use that in custody court against me? The crime was not against a child.
Is your significant other currently living with you and your child?