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I don't believe the mother can do that in any state. There is an order of how things are supposed to go. The mother must ask the courts permission to go and it must be granted. Fathers do have rights.

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That depends on whether or not the mother has sole legal and physical custody and the terms of the custody order. Custody orders may be modified with various provisions as requested by the parents and/or ordered by the court. Consult your custody order document and if you can't find it in that, contact the court of jurisdiction or an attorney before you proceed.

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If you are not separated or divorced the law of marriage applies and they say you have equal right to the children so yes, she can.

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If they are married to each other, yes she can.

If they are not married she can if there is no court order for visitation, custody or child support.

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