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Frank Perrone sat down with Radar Online to discuss Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt’s reported custody dispute and to provide legal analysis of how public social media activity, including deleted posts, can influence custody and support proceedings.
Frank also discussed the broader legal considerations courts evaluate in high-profile co-parenting matters, including parental conduct, public commentary, work schedules, and the potential impact on custody arrangements.
The Radar Online article was also reprinted by AOL, Reality Tea, Yahoo Entertainment News, She Knows, and the Express Tribune, a daily English-language newspaper based in Pakistan.