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It depends on your state's laws and the status of the divorce proceeding. The father may need to file a temporary injunction if there are no court orders already in place. If the divorce has been filed and is in progress the father should contact the court immediately and obtain a court order to stop the move.
What else can I help you with?
Can a father get custody of child if mother can't keep a job and keeps moving around?
Maybe. You need a consultation with a lawyer that specializes in family law.
Why Does Mother Dog Keep Moving Pups Location?
She keeps moving them because she thinks where they are is not safe for them .
How do you keep secrets from your parents?
"Honor thy father and mother...." Don't keep secrets from your parents.
Where do you get you last name?
It comes from your father, or your mother if she chooses to keep it the same.
How can a mother keep her child away from their father in Ohio?
Take him to court!
How do you keep happily between wife and mother?
Ask your father-in-law to sleep with your mother Speak your truth
Does the father have a legal duty to keep a roof over his childrens' heads?
Does the mother?
How do you keep your sister from screaming?
If this is bothering you you should tell your mother/father how you feel.
On Howrse does the mother keep the foal or does the father keep the foal?
When you cover your mare on Howrse, the owner of the mare gets to keep the foal.
How did Bella feel about moving to Forks?
She didn't want to, but brought herself to do it. Her mother had remarried and wanted to travel with her husband, but had the responsibility of Bella to take care of at home. Bella noticed that and decided to move with her father on her own will, to keep her mother happy. So it was sort of a sacrifice.
Can a father keep his child out of state the child resides in?
sounds like kdnap to me. does the father have custody?
Why does the Mother keep the children not the Father when they get divorced?
This is not a rule or law, just happens that more often the mother is found to be a more suitable parent than the father in custody cases.
