In a custody dispute, as a general rule. most judges in deciding who should get custody
A) will not consider extramarital sex as relevant to the decision unless there is evidence the behavior is witnessed or affects the child's adjustment
B) will not consider substance abuse as relevant to the decision unless there is evidence the behavior is witnessed or affects the child's adjustment
C) both a) and b)
D) neither a) nor b)

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Judges typically consider the best interests of the child in custody disputes. This includes evaluating if a parent's extramarital sex or substance abuse impacts the child, such as being witnessed by the child or affecting the child's adjustment.

In a Custody Dispute, as a General Rule