Divorce Advice for Men | Fathers Rights Divorce | Child Custody

Question:

Do child custody laws do anything to prevent parents from bringing dangerous people around their children?

My ex and I split child custody, but she has a boyfriend who drinks a lot and even does drugs. I have no proof this is done in front of my children, but I know she brings him around my kids.

Can I keep her boyfriend from being around our kids during her parenting time?

Question:

My question is about child custody laws and how my history of drug problems will affect my chances at child custody.

I have had problems with drugs when I was younger, but I have been clean and sober for years now.

How much is my past drug use going to effect child custody decision?

Question:

My ex-wife currently petitioned the court to not have my children exposed to my fiancée during my parenting time because of her previous drug history with marijuana.

The children were never exposed to the drugs and we both have consented to random drug tests.

Is there a way to fight this so my fiancée can be around my kids?

Question: 

My ex-wife had an affair with a guy who has a reputation of using cocaine, but I can’t prove it. He also drinks and is on drugs treating his depression, which I can confirm. I want her to carry on with her life, but I don't want this guy's influence around my kids.

Can I get a restraining order to keep him away from my children? She can date him all she wants as long as he has no contact with the kids.

Question: 

I'm divorced and my ex will not answer the phone at all when I call to see our two boys.  We have joint custody of our boys but she will not bring them by the house for my time with them on the days she's required to. I live with my parents and they smoke weed. Her lawyer and my lawyer knew about this fact, but we managed to settle an agreement without taking it to the judge. But she doesn't come through on her part.

She has an obligation to give me time with our two boys, just like I have to pay child support. I think she's holding the "my parents smoke weed in that house" issue as a reason to not have to do anything like bring them over, call me back, or communicate with me at all. Does she have that right?