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Can a parent with full physical custody move to another city with the child without the visiting parents consent?
Robynperez
That depends on the custody order and the distance of the move. If the custody order mentions moving then review those provisions. If the move isn't very far then it shouldn't be be problem. If the move is some distance away and would create expense for the non-custodial parent you may need to make some agreement regarding sharing the expense or driving, meeting half way for example. If the move involves a long distance the other parent may file a petition for a court hearing. Before you move you should call the attorney who represented you in the divorce and get some advice, or speak with a legal advocate at the court.
That depends on the custody order and the distance of the move. If the custody order mentions moving then review those provisions. If the move isn't very far then it shouldn't be be problem. If the move is some distance away and would create expense for the non-custodial parent you may need to make some agreement regarding sharing the expense or driving, meeting half way for example. If the move involves a long distance the other parent may file a petition for a court hearing. Before you move you should call the attorney who represented you in the divorce and get some advice, or speak with a legal advocate at the court.
That depends on the custody order and the distance of the move. If the custody order mentions moving then review those provisions. If the move isn't very far then it shouldn't be be problem. If the move is some distance away and would create expense for the non-custodial parent you may need to make some agreement regarding sharing the expense or driving, meeting half way for example. If the move involves a long distance the other parent may file a petition for a court hearing. Before you move you should call the attorney who represented you in the divorce and get some advice, or speak with a legal advocate at the court.
That depends on the custody order and the distance of the move. If the custody order mentions moving then review those provisions. If the move isn't very far then it shouldn't be be problem. If the move is some distance away and would create expense for the non-custodial parent you may need to make some agreement regarding sharing the expense or driving, meeting half way for example. If the move involves a long distance the other parent may file a petition for a court hearing. Before you move you should call the attorney who represented you in the divorce and get some advice, or speak with a legal advocate at the court.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agoThat depends on the custody order and the distance of the move. If the custody order mentions moving then review those provisions. If the move isn't very far then it shouldn't be be problem. If the move is some distance away and would create expense for the non-custodial parent you may need to make some agreement regarding sharing the expense or driving, meeting half way for example. If the move involves a long distance the other parent may file a petition for a court hearing. Before you move you should call the attorney who represented you in the divorce and get some advice, or speak with a legal advocate at the court.
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