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May 14, 2012, 08:25:00 AM
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I have joint custody of my daughter and I'm getting ready to move out. Her mom claims that her lawyer told her that I must get a two bedroom apartment and my child must have her own room. Is this true?
Your child should have her own room. Although not a legal requirement in most jurisdictions, it is an expected standard. Having her own room also helps prevent spurious complaints of improper behavior and/or living arrangements from being lodged against you.
False allegations have been made in situations where there is only one room, and for that reason alone. For infants this isn't a serious issue, but the older the child the more important it is that he or she have their own room, especially if the child is of the opposite sex.
Also read:
- DO's and DON'T's When Falsely Accused Of Sexual Abuse
- Dealing With Threats Of False Allegations
- False Accusations of Physical and Sexual Abuse
- Allegations Of Child Sexual Abuse In Divorce Cases: Responding To Criminal Charges