By Rosalind Sedacca, CDC When alcohol use creates an unsafe environment for your child, it can be a deeply painful and confusing situation for everyone involved. This is specially challenging when you are divorcing an *alcoholic or co-Parenting after a Divorce. It’s important to recognize the warning signs of alcohol-related neglect or endangerment early on. Then you must understand how to document and present evidence in a calm, factual, and responsible way. Proving an unsafe environment for your child when alcohol is involved typically requires clear, credible evidence. The primary objective is showing that the child’s Health, safety, or well-being is at risk due to a parent’s use of alcohol. This often plays out in custody disputes or Child Protective Services (CPS) investigations. It can also become a central point when parenting plan visitation details are being discussed. Key Elements or Types of Evidence The Courts or CPS May Look
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