http://www.parentcustodyblog.com/mother-custody/is-a-mother-with-custody-able-to-move-out-of-state Helping keep you informed on Parent Custody issues.... Wed, 08 Feb 2012 03:44:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.parentcustodyblog.com/mother-custody/is-a-mother-with-custody-able-to-move-out-of-state#comment-8477 Gordon Q Hinkley Wed, 01 Jul 2009 00:35:59 +0000 http://www.parentcustodyblog.com/mother-custody/is-a-mother-with-custody-able-to-move-out-of-state#comment-8477 Yes.<br><b>References : </b><br> Yes.
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]]> http://www.parentcustodyblog.com/mother-custody/is-a-mother-with-custody-able-to-move-out-of-state#comment-8476 frantadelous Tue, 30 Jun 2009 23:55:59 +0000 http://www.parentcustodyblog.com/mother-custody/is-a-mother-with-custody-able-to-move-out-of-state#comment-8476 It is extremely difficult for her to move without consent. She must file an order with the court requesting permission to move out of state. The reason for this is because you have visitation. Moving out of state would interfere with your visitation. Even going through the courts, it would be hard. But hopefully the two of you can come up with a compromise that will benefit the two of you for the sake of the kids. Best of luck to you.<br><b>References : </b><br> It is extremely difficult for her to move without consent. She must file an order with the court requesting permission to move out of state. The reason for this is because you have visitation. Moving out of state would interfere with your visitation. Even going through the courts, it would be hard. But hopefully the two of you can come up with a compromise that will benefit the two of you for the sake of the kids. Best of luck to you.
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]]> http://www.parentcustodyblog.com/mother-custody/is-a-mother-with-custody-able-to-move-out-of-state#comment-8475 Lisa N Tue, 30 Jun 2009 23:50:59 +0000 http://www.parentcustodyblog.com/mother-custody/is-a-mother-with-custody-able-to-move-out-of-state#comment-8475 Your Answer: Your custody arrangement should have addressed this. If it doesn't, you need to see what your attorney can do. Sometimes the courts allow it if the parent has a better job out of state. If she is doing it without the court or your permission, you must not have spelled it out in the divorce.<br><b>References : </b><br> Your Answer:
Your custody arrangement should have addressed this. If it doesn’t, you need to see what your attorney can do. Sometimes the courts allow it if the parent has a better job out of state. If she is doing it without the court or your permission, you must not have spelled it out in the divorce.
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