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Internet Porn Addiction As Evidence In Child Custody Litigation
- By Ed Opperman
- Published 12/30/2008
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Ed Opperman
Ed Opperman , president of Opperman Investigations Inc is an expert in Internet Infidelity Investigations and Computer and Cell Phone Forensics. If you need help with an infidelity investigation visit www.emailrevealer.com
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What do you do if you decide to divorce your husband due to his addiction to Internet pornography. He gets liberal visitation and now your children are being exposed to Internet porn but now completely out of your supervision?
This is a very common problem. You discover your spouse has an addiction to porn and extreme fetish porn at that. You make the difficult decision to leave him but now he has unsupervised visitation with the minor children and you fear the children are exposed to the perverted material.
According to one study, early exposure (under fourteen years of age) to pornography is related to greater involvement in deviant sexual practice, particularly rape. Slightly more than one-third of the child molesters and rapists in this study claimed to have at least occasionally been incited to commit an offense by exposure to pornography. Among the child molesters incited, the study reported that 53 percent of them deliberately used the stimuli of pornography as they prepared to offend.
The habitual consumption of pornography can result in a diminished satisfaction with mild forms of pornography and a correspondingly strong desire for more deviant and violent material.
In a study of convicted child molesters, 77 percent of those who molested boys and 87 percent of those who molested girls admitted to the habitual use of pornography in the commission of their crimes. Besides stimulating the perpetrator, pornography facilitates
child molestation in several ways. For example, pedophiles use pornographic photos to demonstrate to their victims what they want them to do. They also use them to arouse a child or to lower a child's inhibitions and communicate to the unsuspecting child that a particular sexual activity is okay: "This person is enjoying it; so will you."
There is a solution. If you can demonstrate to the court conclusively that the parent has an addiction to Internet porn the court can make orders in relation to that threat that will protect your children from that exposure. They could order anything from no visits to supervised visits to orders prohibiting the mere presence of a computer in the home.
It is surprisingly easy to obtain evidence of Internet pornography and interest in extreme sexual fetishes. You can hire a private investigator that specializes in this very specific field of Internet investigation. What they do is take your husbands email address and locate that email on extreme fetish dating services, porn sites and escort service sites. Then your lawyer can subpoena the records of those sites to determine the level of the activity your husband is involved with on those perverted sites. The times could easily overlap with court ordered times of visitation. Dramatically demonstrating he is unfit to care for the children.
If you hire a professional to investigative online activity be sure that they know what they are doing. It's a relatively new field so do a search online using Google to make sure the PI is considered an expert at this type of investigation.
This is a very common problem. You discover your spouse has an addiction to porn and extreme fetish porn at that. You make the difficult decision to leave him but now he has unsupervised visitation with the minor children and you fear the children are exposed to the perverted material.
According to one study, early exposure (under fourteen years of age) to pornography is related to greater involvement in deviant sexual practice, particularly rape. Slightly more than one-third of the child molesters and rapists in this study claimed to have at least occasionally been incited to commit an offense by exposure to pornography. Among the child molesters incited, the study reported that 53 percent of them deliberately used the stimuli of pornography as they prepared to offend.
The habitual consumption of pornography can result in a diminished satisfaction with mild forms of pornography and a correspondingly strong desire for more deviant and violent material.
In a study of convicted child molesters, 77 percent of those who molested boys and 87 percent of those who molested girls admitted to the habitual use of pornography in the commission of their crimes. Besides stimulating the perpetrator, pornography facilitates
There is a solution. If you can demonstrate to the court conclusively that the parent has an addiction to Internet porn the court can make orders in relation to that threat that will protect your children from that exposure. They could order anything from no visits to supervised visits to orders prohibiting the mere presence of a computer in the home.
It is surprisingly easy to obtain evidence of Internet pornography and interest in extreme sexual fetishes. You can hire a private investigator that specializes in this very specific field of Internet investigation. What they do is take your husbands email address and locate that email on extreme fetish dating services, porn sites and escort service sites. Then your lawyer can subpoena the records of those sites to determine the level of the activity your husband is involved with on those perverted sites. The times could easily overlap with court ordered times of visitation. Dramatically demonstrating he is unfit to care for the children.
If you hire a professional to investigative online activity be sure that they know what they are doing. It's a relatively new field so do a search online using Google to make sure the PI is considered an expert at this type of investigation.
