1. When a domestic violence divorce occurs, if there is a dispute about the child's upbringing, the court will generally deal with it as follows: the court will determine the child's ownership according to the actual conditions of both parties and the principle that it is beneficial to the child's growth, and the court will also ask for the child's opinion when the child is 10 years old. The ownership of child custody: In principle, the mother of a child who is breast-feeding, and the child who is more than 10 years old, should ask for the child's opinion. The rest depends on who is beneficial to the healthy growth of the child. The husband and wife's work, income, education, etc. should be considered comprehensively. The other party shall pay alimony at 20-30% of the fixed income and have the right to visit.
 2. The principle of the court's judgment is based on the interests of the children and the specific circumstances of both parties. Therefore, if the other party has domestic violence, the prosecution party has evidence to prove that the other party has domestic violence against both the prosecution and the children, so the court is likely to award the prosecution when making a judgment.