When an ex-partner shares intimate images during a child custody dispute, whether posting them online, sending them to your shared social network, or attempting to use them in custody proceedings, it is essential to discover all instances of this sharing. Both personal and legal dimensions require immediate attention.

For online content: ScanErase's biometric scan identifies all locations where your images appear. This helps limit reputational harm during the custody proceeding window.

For the family court proceeding: Discovering where your images are shared by a co-parent is highly relevant to custody determinations. Courts may consider this behavior harmful to children. Inform your attorney about the exposure immediately, as this information can be pivotal in custody considerations.

For criminal reporting: Sharing intimate images without consent can have serious legal implications. Understanding the full extent of your exposure can aid in any necessary reporting.

What to do right now

  1. Upload your photo for a biometric scanDiscover where your images appear to prevent them from being used against you in the custody proceeding.
  2. Notify your family law attorney immediatelyYour attorney needs to know about the exposure to address it in the custody proceeding effectively.
  3. Document all findings of sharingUse the results you receive to prepare for court considerations.
  4. File a police report if necessaryUnderstanding your exposure can help determine if a criminal report is warranted.
  5. Consider seeking an emergency family court order if neededYour attorney can file for protective relief from the family court based on your findings.