DE updates

In our Delaware Custody section, we re-wrote Can a parent who committed violence get sole or joint custody? to better explain the ”rebuttable presumption” against awarding custody or primary residence to a perpetrator of domestic violence. We also defined “perpetrator of domestic violence” according to its legal definition and listed (and hyperlinked) the crimes for which a person must be convicted to be considered a perpetrator. We also created a new question called During a custody proceeding, if a parent wants to relocate with the child, what factors will the judge consider? based on a new law that became effective in September 2021 and the related statute to the Selected Delaware Statutes page. 

In addition, we added the crimes of “child abuse” in the 1^st, 2^nd, and 3^rd degrees as well as “reckless burning or exploding” to our Delaware Crimes page and our Selected Delaware Statutes page.